Functional Rehab

"Any doctor can tell you to drop your blood pressure, don't smoke or drink, or lose weight, but it's the one who gets you to do it that's the really good doctor" 


~ James Carville

Performance Based Rehab

Observations of performance, and tests of performance followed by a process of interpreting the information into goals, a treatment plan and continuously evaluate outcome throughout the intervention process (Wade 1992).


Evidence Based Practice

Evidence-based practice (EBP) has been defined as "integrating individual clinical expertise with the best available external clinical evidence from systematic research" (Sackett et al.1996).


Most successful injuries treated by Dr. Fidler:

  • Shoulder pain
  • Hip flexor strain (psoas issues)
  • Nerve entrapments in arms and legs
  • Herniated discs
  • Acute neck strains (torticollis)
  • Ankle sprains


Start Healing

Are you tired of being passed around between doctors and therapists who seem to not have a clue about what’s really going on with your body? Do you feel as if they are stringing you along only to bleed your insurance benefits dry? This vicious, inefficient situation is a very common practice in NYC. However, there is another alternative.

Dr. Jason Fidler works under a different model of care: one that designs an efficient and individually tailored treatment protocol involving as few visits as possible. This model combines manual therapy and physical therapy. Unlike those cookie-cutter exercise print outs you’ve received from failed physical therapy sessions in the past, you will learn new techniques each visit, which will enable you to perform necessary self-maintenance.


Through the course of treatment patients will learn about:

  • Postural awareness and developing better overall biomechanics
  • How to avoid common and preventable movement dysfunction and injury
  • Remaining Injury Proof
  • Developing effective abdominal/spine stabilization strategies
  • Applying neuro-muscular stretching methods
  • Developing techniques to address common myo-fascial pain/dysfunction
  • Understanding how to treat soft tissue injuries