We help people with neurologic diagnoses, dizziness, and chronic disease and offer specialized treatments for: Concussion Balance Disorders Vertigo and Dizziness Multiple Sclerosis Parkinson's Disease Stroke Brain Injury Cerebral Palsy We provide individualized care to those with other neurological and vestibular disorders. We have extensive training working with a variety of neurological conditions - vertigo, balance issues, parkinson's disease, stroke, brain injury, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis. Contact us so we can discuss how we can best help you live your best life! We also work with family members and caregivers to provide training, equipment recommendations, and address questions you may have.

Our address is 3175 East Genesee Street Syracuse NY 13224. We are across from Nottingham High School and share a building with Syracuse Pediatrics. You will drive around to the back and park by door 5. We are then the first door on your right when you enter door 5.

For in person services, we are located at 3175 East Genesee Street Suite 5 Syracuse NY. We offer physical, occupational, and speech therapy. For telehealth, we are able to provide services if you are located in the below states; New York (OT, PT, SLT) Florida (PT)

If we are out of network with your insurance, we will help you with submitting claims for plans that are out of network. Please call our office so we can help you get set up with your insurance.

Yes, this is preferred and best practice, however this can be discussed further during your free consultation. Each state has individual guidelines on what is permitted. For mobile physical therapy services in New York State, licensed physical therapists are permitted to perform an evaluation and provide physical therapy for 30 days or 10 visits (whichever comes first) without a prescription from a physician. We can assist you in the process of obtaining a prescription if needed. Wellness and fitness programs do not require a physician's prescription.

Access to an internet connected smart phone, tablet, or computer. Click the link provided by your therapist to access your session. It is helpful to have someone available to hold your device for certain aspects of the initial evaluation. Technology not your thing? Don’t worry! We will provide detailed, easy-to-follow instructions upon booking your appointment. In addition, your therapist at Engage is always here to help.

The free consultation will include several questions about your past medical history and what your specific goals are to make sure this is the best fit for you. If we decide it would be best to receive therapy in person and you live outside of central NY, we can help you find a local therapist. The initial evaluation will include a more thorough review of medical history, medications, and goals. This will include an assessment of different functional tasks to achieve a baseline and a plan will be created for treatment. This evaluation will take about an hour. A treatment session can last between 30 to 60 minutes and will focus on your goals.

All three therapies focus on improving well being and function in daily life. Physical therapy (PT) will focus on mobility, walking, strength, balance, and flexibility. Occupational therapy (OT) will focus on developing strategies to make everyday activities easier, safer and less stressful. Speech therapy (ST) can focus on speech, language, cognition, communication, voice and swallowing. One of the benefits of Engage is that if you would benefit from different types of therapy, we will collaborate and coordinate to maximize therapy.

Yes, it is encouraged to have family or friends involved in sessions. This can be helpful to maximize strategies discussed during a session and performing exercises.

We understand life happens and you may need to miss a scheduled appointment. However, please be considerate and provide adequate notice if you cannot make it. When you late cancel, we are unable to give that appointment to someone else who needs our assistance. Patients who late cancel or no show will be charged a fee for the missed appointment. Therapists are paid by insurance for time spent treating patients; insurance does not pay for missed appointments or late arrivals. Illnesses and emergencies are addressed on an individual basis. Please contact our office manager if you have any questions. We understand during the winter in Syracuse there will be winter storms. We stay open unless there is a weather-related travel ban. If you do not feel comfortable driving due to weather related conditions, teletherapy is always an option. Please discuss this with your therapist so you can easily switch your appointment. Fees If you late cancel or no show, the fee will be collected at your next appointment. If no visit is scheduled, a bill will be mailed to you. · Late cancellations (less than 24 hours)– $50 per incident · No shows – $100 per incident

You may receive a list of home exercises to complete between sessions.

LSVT Loud is a research-based Parkinson's focused therapy protocol, which is provided by a certified LSVT Loud therapist. LSVT Loud is a 4 consecutive days a week for at least 4 weeks protocol (16 visits). Each session is individualized and one hour. Contact us to see if this would best meet your goals! Learn more here.

SPEAK OUT! is a research-based Parkinson's focused therapy protocol, which is provided by a certified SPEAK OUT! therapist. SPEAK OUT! protocol is 3 days a week for at least 4 consecutive weeks (12 visits). Each session is individualized and 40-45 minutes in length. Contact us to see if this would best meet your goals!

LSVT Big is a research-based Parkinson's focused therapy protocol, which is provided by a certified LSVT Big therapist. LSVT Big is a 4 consecutive days a week for 4 weeks protocol (16 visits). Each session is individualized and one hour. Contact us to see if this would best meet your goals! Learn more here.

PWR!Moves is a PD-specific skill training program to maintain or restore skills that deteriorate and interfere with everyday movements. PWR!Moves® offer a flexible and functional amplitude-focused exercise approach that targets multiple symptoms, and that allows for adaptation for disease severity. PWR!Moves are performed with large amplitude, high effort, and attention to action in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target “4” skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (antigravity extention, weight shifting, axial mobility, and transitional movements).