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Alex Castano, MS, OTR/L, began his journey as an Occupational Therapist assistant in 2017 and has been practicing in the field of occupational therapy for four years. He sees patients at Precision Rehab Occupational Physical & Hand Therapy, which has offices in the Fresh Meadows area in Queens, New York City, and Little Neck, New York.

Alex began working in sub-acute rehabilitation before transitioning to hand therapy at Long Island Hand Therapy. While working as an OT assistant, Alex continued his education, obtaining a Masters of Science in occupational therapy at the New England Institute of Technology with a specialization in hand therapy in 2020. Alex continued improving his skill at Lenox Hill Hospital with rotations in the orthopedic and stroke department. In addition, Alex uses his experience as a personal trainer to maximize strength and endurance. 

Alex is dedicated to providing evidence-based treatment to assist in relieving pain, increasing strength, and helping clients return to their prior level of function. Alex believes in using a collaborative approach to develop a plan based on the client’s needs and personal goals.

Paul Frlic, MS, OTR/L, MES, provides expert occupational therapy services at Precision Rehab Occupational Physical & Hand Therapy's offices in the Fresh Meadows area in Queens, New York City, and Little Neck, New York.

Paul earned his master's degree in Occupational Therapy at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) in Old Westbury, New York, with a specialization in hand therapy in 2015. Since 2016, Paul Frlic has successfully co-owned precision rehab occupational, physical, and hand therapy in the Fresh Meadows, Queens. location. Paul has extensive experience treating upper extremity conditions affecting the wrist, shoulder, elbow, hand, and fingers. He also has experience working in acute care hospitals, home health facilities, and sub-acute rehab facilities. 

Anyone who consults with Paul Frlic can feel assured that he offers a commitment to providing the best, most effective, evidence-based therapies available and dedicates himself to improving and enhancing his patients' quality of life. Paul provides expert occupational therapy services at Precision Rehab Occupational Physical & Hand Therapy's offices in the Fresh Meadows area in Queens, New York City, and Little Neck, New York. Paul prides himself on his positive results driven by the quality of his one on one care.

Leading occupational therapist John DiLorenzo, MS, OTR/L, CHT, has extensive experience treating upper extremity conditions affecting the wrist, shoulder, elbow, hand, and fingers. John DiLorenzo uses his knowledge and passion to benefit patients at Precision Rehab Occupational Physical & Hand Therapy, which has offices in the Fresh Meadows area in Queens, New York City, and Little Neck, New York.

John DiLorenzo studied for his bachelor's degree at the Department of Occupational Therapy, York College of the City University of New York in Jamaica, New York. After graduating in 1996, he undertook his master's degree in science education specializing in cardiac rehabilitation and exercise physiology. In 2004, John DiLorenzo became a certified hand therapist (CHT).

John DiLorenzo worked as a certified personal fitness trainer, certified exercise specialist, and health fitness instructor at several distinguished local facilities and has accumulated over 20 years of experience treating the upper extremities. 

He was a director of occupational and hand therapy, which included clinical training and supervision of all physical and occupational therapists. He also developed many occupational and hand therapy clinics in the wider metropolitan area.

In addition to his experience working with leading physicians and surgeons, John DiLorenzo was an expert medical lawsuit consultant for 10 years. He was an adjunct professor at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) for hand therapy and upper extremities and an assistant adjunct for physical disabilities. He is currently an adjunct professor in orthopedics and orthotics at Long Island University (LIU) in Brooklyn, New York City. 

In 2014, John DiLorenzo became the first occupational therapist to develop and patent a specialized dynamic orthosis device (DiLoTrax) for hand conditions.

In his spare time, John DiLorenzo enjoys coaching the Nassau County Youth Football League (NCYFL) and has had extensive experience coaching Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) basketball leagues in Nassau and Queens New York City.

Practicing for over 20 years, Connie graduated from Touro College in 1998 with an MS in Occupational Therapy. She's worked mainly with the adult and geriatric population in hospitals and nursing homes. Her focus began to switch to home therapy about 15 years ago when her own parents became elderly and needed her help at home.

Ariella is a patient turned occupational therapist that has a passion for what she does because she saw what it did for her and wants to do the same for others. She has a Bachelors in Psychology, Bachelors in Health Sciences, and a Masters in Occupational Therapy. She believes that the psychosocial component of OT is just as if not more important than the physical and that’s a mentality that she uses when treating patients and trying to help them live life to the fullest despite any perceived limitations.

Practicing for over 20 years, Connie graduated from Touro College in 1998 with an MS in Occupational Therapy. She's worked mainly with the adult and geriatric population in hospitals and nursing homes. Her focus began to switch to home therapy about 15 years ago when her own parents became elderly and needed her help at home.

Ariella is a patient turned occupational therapist that has a passion for what she does because she saw what it did for her and wants to do the same for others. She has a Bachelors in Psychology, Bachelors in Health Sciences, and a Masters in Occupational Therapy. She believes that the psychosocial component of OT is just as if not more important than the physical and that’s a mentality that she uses when treating patients and trying to help them live life to the fullest despite any perceived limitations.

Dr. Stanline Anto, PT, DPT received his Bachelor's degree in physical therapy from India and his Doctorate from Utica college in NY. Stan has eight years of experience, spending his last three years with Reddy Care. I began in Reddy Care’s home therapy program, where I was for two years, and now I am working in the clinic. I support all of the therapists at the Great Neck location, along with the techs and the front desk. I ensure that patient care is optimal and that every patient has a pleasant experience and that they reach their treatment goals.

Practicing for over 20 years, Connie graduated from Touro College in 1998 with an MS in Occupational Therapy. She's worked mainly with the adult and geriatric population in hospitals and nursing homes. Her focus began to switch to home therapy about 15 years ago when her own parents became elderly and needed her help at home.

Dr. Stanline Anto, PT, DPT received his Bachelor's degree in physical therapy from India and his Doctorate from Utica college in NY. Stan has eight years of experience, spending his last three years with Reddy Care. I began in Reddy Care’s home therapy program, where I was for two years, and now I am working in the clinic. I support all of the therapists at the Great Neck location, along with the techs and the front desk. I ensure that patient care is optimal and that every patient has a pleasant experience and that they reach their treatment goals.

Ariella is a patient turned occupational therapist that has a passion for what she does because she saw what it did for her and wants to do the same for others. She has a Bachelors in Psychology, Bachelors in Health Sciences, and a Masters in Occupational Therapy. She believes that the psychosocial component of OT is just as if not more important than the physical and that’s a mentality that she uses when treating patients and trying to help them live life to the fullest despite any perceived limitations.

Dr. Kevin Pavlak is a licensed chiropractor (DC) and Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC). He received his Bachelor’s degree from Dominican College where he majored in Athletic Training. Kevin continued his education at New York Chiropractic College where he received his Doctorate in Chiropractic degree. His interest in sports and athletics is what drove him to pursue athletic training and chiropractic. Dr. Kevin enjoys working with athletes of all levels and helping them achieve optimal performance. Kevin utilizes a variety of techniques including diversified, instrument assisted soft tissue, and myofascial release just to name a few. He is also a member of The International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and is certified in Webster Technique.

Practicing for over 20 years, Connie graduated from Touro College in 1998 with an MS in Occupational Therapy. She's worked mainly with the adult and geriatric population in hospitals and nursing homes. Her focus began to switch to home therapy about 15 years ago when her own parents became elderly and needed her help at home.

Ariella is a patient turned occupational therapist that has a passion for what she does because she saw what it did for her and wants to do the same for others. She has a Bachelors in Psychology, Bachelors in Health Sciences, and a Masters in Occupational Therapy. She believes that the psychosocial component of OT is just as if not more important than the physical and that’s a mentality that she uses when treating patients and trying to help them live life to the fullest despite any perceived limitations.