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1 PHYSICAL THERAPY One on One Physical Therapy www.oneonone-pt.com (Please see locations below) PSAL Coordinator: Brad Hutson, ATC, PES [email protected] Scheduling an Appointment: 1. Call the phone number of your preferred clinic (location listing below) and inform them that you are a PSAL athlete in need of physical therapy or initial consultation. 2. Please bring the following documentation to your appointment: a. Parent/Guardian must attend initial consultation if athlete is a minor b. Parent/Guardian Insurance Information c. P.S.A.L. Insurance form signed by athletic director and guardian d. Physical Therapy prescription from a doctor (not required for the initial evaluation) BROOKLYN Atlantic Terminal Park Slope Bay Ridge Midwood 1 Hanson Pl, 4th Fl. 17 Eastern Parkway, 6th Fl. 9920 4th Avenue, Suite 103 1715 Avenue T Brooklyn, NY 11243 Brooklyn, NY 11238 Brooklyn, NY 11209 Brooklyn, NY 11229 Tel: 718-230-0631 Tel: 718-623-2500 Tel: 718-238-9873 Tel: 718-336-8206 Fax: 718-230-0529 Fax: 718-623-2546 Fax: 718-238-9754 Fax: 718-336-8209 www.oneonone- www.oneonone- www.oneonone- www.oneonone- pt.com/fort-greene-hand- pt.com/park-slope/ pt.com/bay-ridge-physical- pt.com/midwood/ center/ therapy Marine Park Georgetown Starrett City Crown Heights 4010 Avenue U 2133 Ralph Ave 120-73 Flatlands Avenue 887A East New York Brooklyn, NY 11234 Brooklyn, NY 11234 Brooklyn, NY 11207 Avenue Tel: 718-692-1155 Tel: 718-451-1400 Tel: 718-642-1100 Brooklyn, NY 11203 Fax: 718-692-1355 Fax: 718-451-2797 Fax: 718-642-9359 Tel: 718-221-1022 www.oneonone- www.oneonone- www.oneonone- Fax: 718-221-1009 pt.com/4010-avenue-u/ pt.com/Georgetown-ralph- pt.com/starrett-city/ www.oneonone- avenue/ pt.com/12586-2/ 2 Greenpoint Brooklyn Heights Downtown Brooklyn *Atlantic Terminal and 705 Manhattan Avenue 185 Montague St, 6th Fl. 194 Joralemon St, 4th Fl. Crown Heights locations Brooklyn, NY 11222 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Brooklyn, NY 11201 also have hand centers. Tel: 718-609-0006 Tel: 718-222-1009 Tel: 718-643-7116 Fax: 718-609-0016 Fax: 718-222-1033 Fax: 718-643-7119 www.oneonone- www.oneonone- www.oneonone- pt.com/greenpoint/ pt.com/downtown/ pt.com/downtown-2/ Staten Island Rossville Westerleigh New Dorp New Springville 1243 Woodrow Plaza, Suite 1351 Forest Avenue 31 New Dorp Lane 33 Richmond Hill Rd 323 Staten Island, NY 10302 Staten Island, NY 10306 Staten Island, NY 10314 Staten Island, NY 10309 Tel: 718-390-0060 Tel: 718-979-4466 Tel: 718-982-6340 Tel: 718-966-0111 Fax: 718-390-0067 Fax: 718-979-5236 Fax: 718-982-5358 Fax: 718-966-0087 www.oneonone- www.oneonone- www.oneonone- www.oneonone- pt.com/forest-avenue- pt.com/new-dorp-physical- pt.com/richmond-hill-rd- pt.com/rossville/ physical-therapy therapy/ physical-therapy/ Queens and Manhattan Queens- Rockaway Park Manhattan-Gramercy Park 231 Beach 116th Street 201 East 21st St, Suite 1B Rockaway Park, NY 11694 New York, NY 10010 Tel: 718-474-2224 Tel: 212-353-5029 Fax: 718-474-2239 Fax: 212-353-2784 www.oneonone- www.oneonone- pt.com/rockaway/ pt.com/gramercy-park/ .

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