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Gene Kominer, PT is a dedicated, knowledgeable licensed Physical Therapist based in Brooklyn, NY. He is NYS Early Intervention Certified provider. Gene Kominer, PT earned his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Physical Therapy from Long Island University in Brooklyn. He has over 20 years of experience helping children and adults to lead healthier lives. Gene’s clinical experience includes, but is not limited to outpatient orthopedics, sports-related injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, acute rehabilitation, motor skills development in infants and children with developmental delays or disorders, and adult neurological rehabilitation.    

Steven Gutin, PT is an experienced and licensed Physical Therapist serving patients of Greater NYC. He is NYS Early Intervention Certified provider. Steven Gutin, PT earned his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Physical Therapy from Long Island University in Brooklyn. With over 18 years of experience, Mr. Gutin gives his patients his undivided attention and practices with a goal of helping each of them lead healthy and fulfilling lives. Mr. Gutin focuses on each client individually by performing thorough physical examinations and diagnosis while aiming towards treatments using non-surgical methods. His goal is to restore the highest possible level of function and strive towards the patients' recuperation. Steven focuses on manual therapy techniques and neuromuscular reeducation to maximize translation to functional movement patterns. 

Rodrigo Sipalay, PT, is a registered physical therapist at Medex Diagnostic & Treatment Center in the Forest Hills neighborhood of Queens in New York City. Physical therapy is a crucial component in the treatment, rehabilitation, and prevention of injuries, illnesses, and chronic conditions. Mr. Sipalay has helped patients manage their pain and improve their mobility for 18 years.

Born and raised in the Philippines, Mr. Sipalay received his Bachelor of Science in physical therapy from Southwestern University in Cebu City, Philippines. He then moved to the United States and received his professional license from the state of New York in 1999.

From sports medicine and rehabilitation to treating teachers in New York City schools, Mr. Sipalay’s work experience has provided him with a breadth of knowledge to properly manage his patients’ needs.

Mr. Sipalay provides a wide range of care at Medex Diagnostic & Treatment Center, focusing on outpatient and inpatient physical therapy that includes sports medicine, postoperative physical therapy, orthopedic physical therapy. Mr. Sipalay is currently accepting new patients.

Mr. Youngsoo Oh is a dedicated and detail-oriented physical therapist serving the community of Midtown Manhattan in New York City, NY. Mr. Oh attended Long Island University, where he received his master’s in physical therapy. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Yonsei University and completed his master’s in health science at the New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Mr. Oh is a part of Wellness Center. He is bilingual in English and Korean. He has completed five seminars utilizing the Maitland- Australian approach, Myofascial Release approach, and the Sensory Integration approach. Mr. Oh is devoted to ensuring the longevity of his patients’ health and developing long-lasting relationships with them at Youngs Physical Therapy & Acupuncture at both Midtown Manhattan locations. He takes his time to understand symptoms and give correct diagnoses to ensure the continued health of all his patients.

A New York native, Paul LaRosa, MS, PT, founded Empire Physical Therapy & Athletic Rehabilitation, PC on the East Side of Manhattan in New York City in 2003.

Paul completed his undergraduate degree at Bucknell University before working for several years as a personal trainer. He went on to earn his master's degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.

After starting his practice, Paul earned an additional certification in manual therapy. At Empire PT, he emphasizes the importance of manual adjustments as part of a comprehensive physical therapy strategy.

Paul worked for several years at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, focusing on neurology, post-op care, and orthopedic rehab. Later, he became the supervisor for Lenox Hill's outpatient physical therapy center.

During his time at Lenox Hill, Paul gained valuable experience and training in orthopedic physical therapy. He also honed his expertise in helping patients recover from surgery, traumatic injury, and cardiovascular conditions.

In recent years, Paul has also served as a teaching assistant at Columbia University and a consultant for the Body Works MD home rehab video series. A firm believer in the importance of sports medicine and physical therapy, Paul works to make these treatments accessible to as many people as possible.

When not working, Paul enjoys spending time with his wife and two young sons. He’s a lifelong athlete and gym buff with a particular love of tennis, skiing, and football. Paul is passionate about working with young athletes, and he currently coaches youth baseball and soccer.

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Sean Joyce, DPT, is a skilled physical therapist with extensive experience in rehabilitation. At 43rd St. Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation in the Theater District of Manhattan, New York City, Dr. Joyce helps patients recover from injuries and boost their physical function. Dr. Joyce provides rehabilitative care to a diverse group of patients, including high-level athletes and geriatrics.

Dr. Joyce completed his undergraduate education in exercise science at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky. He later completed his Doctor of Physical Therapy at the same institution. Today, Dr. Joyce is a licensed physical therapist in four states and a member of the American Physical Therapy Association.

At 43rd St. Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, he specializes in manual therapy and personalized exercise programs. Dr. Joyce knows that therapeutic exercises can help patients achieve lasting pain relief. He takes pride in helping his patients improve their health and athletic performance. 

Dr. Joyce strives to help patients understand their physical wellness needs. He has a deep commitment to patient education and lifelong wellness. Dr. Joyce ensures that his 43rd St. Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation patients have the tools they need to protect their long-term health.

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Dr. Vinod Somareddy, PT, DPT, is the founder and president of Reddy Care Physical & Occupational Therapy with locations in Farmingdale and Great Neck, New York. Started in 2003, Dr. Somareddy built his practice under the guiding principles of providing quality care that fosters a patient-centered culture committed to improving the lives of everyone who comes through the door. 

As the eldest son in the family, Dr. Somareddy decided to honor his father’s own dedication to patient care, naming his practice after him. Dr. Somareddy’s father, nicknamed “Reddy,” worked as a nurse at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, where he garnered a reputation for his knowledge, perseverance, and compassionate patient care. Dr. Somareddy knows his success stems from his father’s influence, and he built a team that puts the patient’s needs above all else.

Dr. Somareddy earned his degree at the State University of New York Upstate Medical University in Syracuse. Dedicated to his profession, he is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association and participates in many educational programs, lecturing on clinical and administrative topics.

In his spare time. Dr. Somareddy enjoys playing sports and watching baseball, traveling, exercising, and broadening his skills in business management.

Dr. Eric Bayer, PT, DPT received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy with honors from Thomas Jefferson University in 2008. His Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science was earned at the University of Delaware in 2005. After graduating Physical Therapy school, he moved back home to Long Island, where started his career working in outpatient private practice. He has now been working for Reddy Care Physical Therapy for the past 8 years and has strived to advance his clinical and managerial skills. As the director of the Farmingdale office, he supports a team of 5 people. He provides guidance and monitors the performance of the physical therapists and the front desk staff as well as makes day-to-day decisions for the Farmingdale office in order to better serve the needs of our patients.

Dr. Stephanie Idjadi, PT, DPT received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the New York Institute of Technology. She has done research in Parkinson's and was published in the International Journal of Health Sciences. Stephanie began her career at Reddy Care Physical Therapy 12 years ago as a physical therapy aide while also working on marketing, recruiting, human resources, and many other administrative activities. After graduating in 2015 Stephanie started her career with us as a physical therapist. As the clinical director of our Great Neck clinic, she supports a team of therapists. In her role, she ensures that clinical care is delivered to the highest standards so that patients can achieve their goals.

Dan earned his Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy from Stony Brook University. Upon graduating, Dan was inducted into the Alpha Eta Honor Society and later received a perfect score on his National Physical Therapy Licensing Boards. His previous academic achievements have reflected his commitment to his education and the profession as a whole.

As part of his Doctoral training, Dan completed multiple clinical rotations across various clinical settings in order to become a well rounded clinician. While at Kingsbrook Medical Center he treated various post-surgical orthopedic and neurological conditions as well as patients with acute traumatic brain injury in an inpatient rehabilitation setting. He accumulated experience working with various orthopedic cases and sports related injuries while completing 2 outpatient rotations in Manhattan. Dan has accrued experience working within a fast paced and complex acute care setting at New York Presbyterian. Here, he worked closely with the medical team evaluating and treating various conditions across multiple medical floors and ICUs with an emphasis on acute stroke rehabilitation.

Dan’s treatment approach is a comprehensive combination of modern pain science education, hands on manual therapy, structured and progressive corrective exercise, and neuromuscular re-education to restore proper movement patterns, promote optimal outcomes and prevent future injury while honoring each patient’s unique goals. He promotes a patient first approach with a very strong emphasis on active involvement and open communication which facilitates patient independence. He has extensive experience evaluating and treating various orthopedic, spinal, and sports related injuries as well as a multitude of neurological diagnoses; specifically vertigo and related vestibular dysfunctions.

“Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths.bWhen you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength.”