Stand up, climb stairs, and stay active without your knee holding you back.
Whether your knee pain comes from arthritis, a sports injury, or years of wear, it can turn simple things like stairs into a struggle. Our team finds what is stressing your knee and builds the strength and control it needs.
Knee problems often start small and grow as you change how you move to avoid them. Check which of these sound like you.
Recognize two or more? An evaluation can show what is behind your knee pain and what it will take to get you moving well again.
The knee takes load from both the hip above and the foot below, so pain can have many sources. Your evaluation tells us which one you are dealing with.
Your plan uses the specialties that fit your knee. Every provider works under one roof, so your care stays coordinated from the first visit on.
Physical TherapyDr. Sean Basinger, DPT, and Dr. Jarred Tolley, DPT, use manual therapy and strength and balance training. Where appropriate, shockwave or deep tissue laser therapy may be added for tendon pain.About physical therapy
Chiropractic CareDr. Phil Ragone, DC, uses joint mobilization for the knee and checks how your hips and ankles move, since stiffness above or below can add stress to the knee.About chiropractic care
AcupunctureAcupuncture with Kathleen Marsh, L.Ac, can help ease knee pain and muscle tension, making it easier to keep up with your exercise program.About acupunctureWe go over how your knee pain started and what sets it off. Then we test your knee motion, strength, and stability, and watch how you walk, squat, and use stairs.
Your providers agree on the right mix of physical therapy, chiropractic care, and acupuncture, and set goals that matter to you, like stairs, long walks, or getting back to your sport.
Treatment in the clinic, plus a home exercise program that builds strength in your legs and hips so your knee has more support every day.
After two knee surgeries as a teenager they have helped me tremendously. Beyond thankful for everything they have done to get me back to my sports.
Chloe SanchezPatient reviewStill have a question? Call us and a member of our team will help.
Book an evaluation if your knee pain lasts more than a few weeks, keeps you from normal activities, or comes with swelling, a feeling of giving way, or trouble putting weight on your leg.
Mild knee pain often settles with rest, ice, compression, and elevation for a few days. If it keeps coming back or is not getting better, an evaluation can find the cause so you are not just managing symptoms.
For many knee problems, conservative care is the first step, and some people do well without surgery. If your knee is not responding the way we expect, or your evaluation points to a problem that needs a surgeon, we will let you know and help you take that next step.
Yes. We help patients rebuild motion, strength, and confidence after knee surgery, including knee replacement and other orthopedic procedures, and we guide a safe return to walking, work, and sports.
Yes. We accept most major plans, including Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare, and we verify your benefits before your first visit. Call (908) 282-3737 and we will check your coverage.
Wear shorts or loose pants that roll up above the knee, and bring the shoes you usually walk or train in. Also bring your insurance card and any imaging reports or surgery notes.
Tell us what your knee is keeping you from and we will help you get back to it. Same-week appointments are available.
