Business Details
We are dedicated to providing personalized physical therapy and medical massage services that integrate advanced techniques with compassionate care. With over seven years of experience treating orthopedic, neurological, auto accident, and work injury patients in both Taiwan and the New York area, we combine clinical expertise with individualized attention. Our team of licensed physical therapists and massage therapists collaborate closely to address each patients unique needs, ensuring comprehensive rehabilitation and pain management solutions. We prioritize patient education and active participation in the recovery process, fostering long-term wellness. Our founder, Jonathan Wang, brings extensive academic training from China Medical University, National Yang-Ming University, and New York University, along with a commitment to post-surgical and non-surgical rehabilitation.
We maintain rigorous professional standards, utilizing evidence-based modalities such as therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and cupping techniques. Patient satisfaction is central to our mission, reflected in our tailored treatment plans and transparent communication. We actively work to reduce recovery timelines through innovative, multidisciplinary approaches. Our clinics convenient downtown Hoboken location and extended hours accommodate diverse schedules, reinforcing our dedication to accessibility. By fostering trust and accountability, we empower patients to achieve their functional and wellness goals efficiently.
We maintain rigorous professional standards, utilizing evidence-based modalities such as therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and cupping techniques. Patient satisfaction is central to our mission, reflected in our tailored treatment plans and transparent communication. We actively work to reduce recovery timelines through innovative, multidisciplinary approaches. Our clinics convenient downtown Hoboken location and extended hours accommodate diverse schedules, reinforcing our dedication to accessibility. By fostering trust and accountability, we empower patients to achieve their functional and wellness goals efficiently.
Highlights and features
- We offer over seven years of specialized experience in orthopedic and rehabilitation care.
- Our integrated approach combines physical therapy and medical massage for comprehensive recovery.
- We provide individualized treatment plans tailored to each patients specific needs and goals.
- Our licensed therapists utilize evidence-based techniques including manual therapy and cupping.
- We accept major insurance providers and clarify benefits before treatment begins.
Services
Physical Therapy
Our physical therapy service addresses musculoskeletal conditions such as neck pain, knee injuries, and post-surgical recovery through therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and personalized training programs. Targeted at individuals with pain, mobility limitations, or post-injury rehabilitation needs, this service promotes wellness, strengthens muscles, and restores functional abilities. Licensed therapists work collaboratively to create measurable improvement in patients daily activities and long-term health outcomes.
Medical Massage
Medical massage therapy reduces muscle stiffness, improves circulation, and alleviates stress-related tension through techniques like Swedish massage, deep tissue work, and pressure point release. Designed for individuals experiencing chronic pain, postural imbalances, or recovery from physical stress, this service enhances immune function and supports overall relaxation. Licensed bodywork therapists tailor sessions to address specific pain points and rehabilitation objectives.
Reviews (1)
Ching
Mar 31, 2024
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I had a bad and upsetting experience with my 1st visit to Upbeat Physical Therapy PC. When I booked my appointment, Mason, the receptionist, asked me to send the photos of my insurance card via text message to him. Then he would check the coverage for me. He replied to me that my insurance covered the PT treatment and I would not have to pay out-of-pocket. He also told me that they have 2 parking spots in the parking lot across the street.
Those parking spots are for their staff, but I can use them temporarily. The day when I arrived at the parking lot, both parking spots were taken. I called Mason about that. He told me that I would have to find a parking space on the street. I drove around for 45 minutes and couldn't find one. I drove back to the parking lot and waited for their staff to leave. The whole process took over an hour.
When I finally got to their office, Jane, the Office Manager, told me that my insurance would not cover the treatment. I was so pissed off that I was given the wrong information. Then Jane took me straight to see the massage therapist. It was my 1st treatment, and their staff told me that I would see the Physical Therapist first. He would let me know that kind of treatment for my condition. But Jane told me that he had already gone for the day at 4:00 pm. (Their office hour is 10:00 am-7:00 pm).
Since I refused to start the treatment without speaking to the PT, she called the PT and let him speak to me on the phone. I explained my condition to him and hoped that he would instruct the massage therapist on what to do with my case. To my disappointment, the massage therapist worked everywhere on my body except my body parts that had pain and problems. I told him that I didn't have Sciatica.
He spent most of the time massaging my butts. I found it very uncomfortable and ridiculous. When his alarm clock took off after 20 minutes, he told me that it was done. It is ridiculous. I have had over 70 PT treatments in the past years. In every PT clinic that I went to, each session was 45 minutes to 1 hour. The PT assistant normally started by putting electrical patches on me. This treatment took around 15 minutes.
Then the Physical therapist would work by hand on my body parts that had pain for 15 to 20 minutes. Then the PT would teach me the exercises to strengthen my muscles. When I complained to Jane about the treatment that I received. She told me that she could put the electrical patches on me. When she put 8 patches on one side of my leg, I knew right away that she didn't know what she was doing. Of course, she doesn't.
She works in billing and not as a PT assistant. When I questioned her about the position of the patches that she put on my leg, she replied to me that she didn't know where to put them. I jumped off the bed as quickly as possible. The whole process of my treatment was a joke. They are so unprofessional and ridiculous that I would not call it a Physical Therapy Clinic. They are just a massage shop.
It was a waste of my time with no good effect from the treatment (3 hours not including the commute time). It was a total disappointment. I would not go back again. I also would not recommend anyone to go there.
Those parking spots are for their staff, but I can use them temporarily. The day when I arrived at the parking lot, both parking spots were taken. I called Mason about that. He told me that I would have to find a parking space on the street. I drove around for 45 minutes and couldn't find one. I drove back to the parking lot and waited for their staff to leave. The whole process took over an hour.
When I finally got to their office, Jane, the Office Manager, told me that my insurance would not cover the treatment. I was so pissed off that I was given the wrong information. Then Jane took me straight to see the massage therapist. It was my 1st treatment, and their staff told me that I would see the Physical Therapist first. He would let me know that kind of treatment for my condition. But Jane told me that he had already gone for the day at 4:00 pm. (Their office hour is 10:00 am-7:00 pm).
Since I refused to start the treatment without speaking to the PT, she called the PT and let him speak to me on the phone. I explained my condition to him and hoped that he would instruct the massage therapist on what to do with my case. To my disappointment, the massage therapist worked everywhere on my body except my body parts that had pain and problems. I told him that I didn't have Sciatica.
He spent most of the time massaging my butts. I found it very uncomfortable and ridiculous. When his alarm clock took off after 20 minutes, he told me that it was done. It is ridiculous. I have had over 70 PT treatments in the past years. In every PT clinic that I went to, each session was 45 minutes to 1 hour. The PT assistant normally started by putting electrical patches on me. This treatment took around 15 minutes.
Then the Physical therapist would work by hand on my body parts that had pain for 15 to 20 minutes. Then the PT would teach me the exercises to strengthen my muscles. When I complained to Jane about the treatment that I received. She told me that she could put the electrical patches on me. When she put 8 patches on one side of my leg, I knew right away that she didn't know what she was doing. Of course, she doesn't.
She works in billing and not as a PT assistant. When I questioned her about the position of the patches that she put on my leg, she replied to me that she didn't know where to put them. I jumped off the bed as quickly as possible. The whole process of my treatment was a joke. They are so unprofessional and ridiculous that I would not call it a Physical Therapy Clinic. They are just a massage shop.
It was a waste of my time with no good effect from the treatment (3 hours not including the commute time). It was a total disappointment. I would not go back again. I also would not recommend anyone to go there.
