48 Route 6
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598

DEDICATED TO YOUR RECOVERY...

DEDICATED TO YOUR RECOVERY...

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Welcome to
Soaring Eagle Physical Therapy

Soaring Eagle Physical Therapy utilizes evidenced based research to develop your treatment plan in order to help you toward full recovery from pain and injury. Our highly educated Physical Therapists evaluate and develop specialized treatments in conjunction with your referring physician. This detailed and team approach speeds you to recovery in optimal time.

We Are Moving!

Dear valued patients,

We are excited to announce that Soaring Eagle Physical Therapy will be relocating our practice during the last week of August 2023. Our new address will be 48 Rt 6, Yorktown Heights 10598. The goal is to have minimal disruption to our schedule and we will keep all of the active patients up to date in the case of any needed adjustments. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this process.

We are confident that our new location will provide an even better experience for our patients. We look forward to continuing to provide you with the highest level of care.

Thank you for your continued support and we hope to see you soon.

Sincerely,

The Soaring Eagle Physical Therapy Team

Why Choose Us?

For Billing Inquiries, please call Patient Services at:
(855) 407-7229

Please click on our menu above to see more details about our physical therapy services and see comments from those who have benefited from our care. We welcome your calls, and you can also contact us at: trish@soaringeaglept.com.

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(914) 302-2190
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(914) 302-2190

What Our Patients Are Saying

Throughout my time at Soaring Eagle I worked with not only Jenna; but Adrian and Thai as well, all of whom I enjoyed equally. Each physical therapist understood my situation, showed genuine concern for my knee, and explained to me the long lasting effects I could do if I did not concentrate on getting it right this time around.

Trish M.

I had hurt my elbow playing baseball and was told that I would not be able to pitch again. Throughout my sessions I had some good days and some bad days but Adrian was always there to keep me on the right track. Even after my sessions were finished, he made sure that I had a program to follow on my own. I could tell that he really cared.

Pete

I wanted to thank you and your friendly accommodating staff for all the months of physical therapy. It has been a long healing process and I would not be where I am without all of your help. You have not seen the last of me (or my family). I am sure of that.

Gina S.
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