Stephanie Stern, DPT
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
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How to Manage Shoulder Impingement Without Surgery
Shoulder pain can affect much more than just our comfort. It can limit our ability to pick up our children, carry groceries, or even reach for something on a high shelf. If you’ve been struggling with nagging shoulder pain, there’s a strong possibility it may be due...
Signs You Might Have a Stress Fracture
A stress fracture is a small crack within a bone. However, unlike acute fractures, which occur from a sudden injury, stress fractures gradually develop over time and are common among athletes, runners, and individuals with physically demanding lifestyles. These tiny,...
Management of Chronic Tendon Injuries
Tendons are tough, fibrous tissues that connect muscle to bone and play a critical role in our movement, from helping us swing a tennis racket to allowing us to lift groceries or climb the stairs. But for all their strength and flexibility, tendons are also...
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Steph graduated from Hunter College with her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy. She has had multiple clinical experiences in various settings including outpatient orthopedics, acute care/ hospital, and acute rehabilitation. Steph has also done research at the Hospital for Special Surgery looking at Spinal Stenosis outcomes after non-invasive intervention. She has special interest in sports injuries, concussion treatment and management, and spinal cord injuries, but enjoys working with a variety of patient populations.