Ryan Kitzen, PT, DPT
- 36 W 44th St
- New York, NY 10036
This professional works in multiple offices.
Practice Name:
Spear Physical TherapyRatings
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Specialties:
- Physical Therapist
(Physical Medicine)
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Professional Statement:
Ryan Kitzen is currently the Clinical Director at the SPEAR 44th street office. Ryan is a licensed Physical Therapist with a Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy.
His undergraduate degree is from Johns Hopkins University where he was captain of the men's soccer team and went
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Education:
- School - Johns Hopkins University
- Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Northwestern University
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I met with Laura Muzzatti at SPEAR Physical Therapy today, and had an excellent and productive visit. I feel much more at ease about my injury and am confident that Laura will help me recover quickly. The front desk staff were also very organized and helpful during my visit.
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Ryan helped me manage the pain in my ankle from a soccer injury, and advised me on exercises to help rehabilitate. Using a variety of treatments (cold therapy, massage, ultrasound) and exercises (balance, stretching) - I've found that I'm making some progress, but it takes time.
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Ryan is one of the most professional, friendly, knowledgeable and thorough providers I've come in contact with. I've seen Ryan for mostly piriformis, sciatica, and IT band pain. It usually takes him a mere 2-3 sessions to get me back on track after excruciating pain. I once went to Ryan with severe pelvis pain that had me barely able to walk. He diagnosed me immediately with a lose s1 joint that had popped out, apparently a not-so-rare side affect to medication I was taking with a side effect that can loosen joints. He managed to manipulate the joint back into place (yes, I felt it snap back in), and with stim/massage/heat/stretches I was back in business in no time. Luckily I have piriformis/sciatica/ITB pain only a couple times a year, but when I do I know who to see for relief. Now if I could just get to yoga regularly so I won't have any issues at all! (But then I would never see Ryan!)
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