For your patients.
A reference for OBs, primary care, orthopedics, urology, urogynecology, and any clinician whose patients have asked, "where do I go for this?"
What makes the work stand out.
Four things that distinguish how patients move through care here, and what your office can expect downstream.
Manual therapy, by clinical reasoning.
Hands-on treatment is selected on the day, by the clinician, based on how the body responds. Never applied by routine. If the patient has already been overloaded by exercise-based care elsewhere, we begin by reducing that load before adding any new work.
One therapist, every visit.
The clinician who evaluates your patient is the clinician who treats them across the entire course of care. No rotation, no handoffs. The relationship is part of the medicine, and the continuity is part of the outcome.
Whole-system assessment.
The body is treated as a connected system. A knee is rarely just a knee. A pelvic symptom is rarely just pelvic. We map the upstream and downstream contributors before choosing tools, which is why programs that have stalled elsewhere often respond here.
Coordination, not silos.
We close the loop with your office. Clinical summary after the evaluation. Re-evaluation summary at six weeks and at discharge. Direct line for flags or escalation. We assume you want to know what's happening with your patient between visits.
Ten programs. One method.
Each program is the Cha Method, focused for a specific clinical presentation. Lead clinicians named where relevant. Click any program for the full clinical detail.
Closed loop. By design.
What your office can expect from us, from intake through discharge.
Same-day confirmation.
We confirm the appointment with your office within one business day, by whichever channel the referral arrived. Patient is contacted directly with the visit details.
Evaluation, ninety minutes.
Full history, exam, and same-visit hands-on treatment. Written plan delivered before the patient leaves. The eval is paired with treatment, not separated from it.
Clinical summary back to your office.
After the evaluation, your office receives a one-page summary: presenting concerns, exam findings, working diagnosis, planned course, and any flags for further imaging or escalation.
Re-evaluation at six weeks.
A second one-page summary at the six-week mark. Progress noted in measurable terms (range, strength, functional benchmarks, symptom frequency) and the plan revised. A discharge summary follows the final visit.
Direct line for flags.
If we see something that needs your eyes, we will call. Red-flag screening (cauda equina symptoms, suspected fracture, new neurological signs, suspected DVT) is part of every evaluation and re-evaluation. Patients get sent back to you the same day when indicated.
Coordinated with bracing, imaging, surgery.
For Schroth patients, we talk with orthotists and orthopedic surgeons on bracing schedules and pre and post-surgical conditioning. For pelvic floor patients, we coordinate with OB-GYN, urogynecology, and excision surgeons. For TMJ, we work alongside dentistry and ENT.
Three ways. Whichever fits.
Standard prescription or a free-text note with the patient's concern. We confirm receipt within one business day.
Direct line to the front. Speak with us about timing, fit, or anything you want flagged on intake. We are happy to take calls on complex cases before the referral lands.
For HIPAA-bound traffic, encrypted email or your portal works. Or have the patient call us directly. We confirm with the referring office regardless.
NoMad, NYC 10001
Send me your print materials.
If you would like a packet for your office or your patients, drop your contact info and mailing address here. We will send the standard packet within a few business days.
- Treatment overview brochures
- Pelvic floor referral brochures
- Referral cards with our fax and direct number
- Business cards for your front desk
Send us a patient. We will close the loop.
Call, fax, or email. Same-day confirmation, summary back to your office after the evaluation.