Josephine graduated from New York University with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy in 1999. She then went on to study orthopedic manual therapy at Touro College in New York and received Masters of Science in Orthopedic Physical Therapy in 2004. In 2005, she received her Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) board certification. Josephine has worked at orthopedic and sports outpatient settings since 2000. She has experience working at prestigious orthopedic institutes such as Hospital for Special Surgery and Hospital for Joint Diseases/New York University Medical Center.

Josephine incorporates a variety of manual skills in her treatments to achieve patients’ functional goals.

Meredith graduated in 2002 with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from A.T Still University in Phoenix, Arizona and has over 10 years of Orthopedic physical therapy experience with 8 years of management experience. Meredith’s continuing education training has heavily focused on manual therapy techniques and functional training with courses from the Institute of Physical Art (IPA) and The North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (NAIOMT). Meredith has experience in both research and treatment of female athletes, pregnancy and post-partum musculoskeletal conditions, and osteoporosis.

Meredith grew up overseas in the middle east and enjoys traveling abroad. She returned to Pennsylvania from Washington DC in 2010 and now primarily works with a post-operative patient population.

Veronica graduated from Quinnipiac University in 2015 earning her Doctorate of Physical Therapy.  She spent time training in various settings ranging from outpatient orthopedic settings to subacute skilled nursing facilities.  Veronica’s approach to physical therapy is rooted in fostering strong patient relationships to tailor each treatment to address specific patient goals.  She is certified in the Graston Technique to further adapt and define her manual therapy skills.  Veronica is always open to further evidence-based practices and continuing education to continue adding to her skill set as a practitioner. She is also interested in sports injuries and therapy as sports have been a large part of her life. Veronica has experience coaching and playing various sports and is interested in furthering her knowledge of sports medicine to allow the best treatment for the athletic population.

Veronica grew up in New Jersey and enjoys spending the summer down the shore and winters skiing in the mountains out west. Her hobbies include coaching field hockey, traveling the country and abroad, and spending time with family.