5 Best Occupational Therapists in New York (2026)

Theradynamics Physical & Occupational Therapy is a Tribeca clinic that is part of a larger network with locations across Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx. It offers combined physical therapy, occupational therapy, pediatrics and sports rehab, with patients typically referred in after surgery or injury. Its site describes a range of services under one roof, from foot and ankle recovery to hand and wrist rehab.

Hands Up Occupational Therapy is a Union Square practice focused specifically on hand therapy, treating wrist, elbow and hand injuries and post-surgical recovery. Reviewers describe a small, close-knit office where the same therapists see patients through their full recovery. The practice's name and its review content both point to hand and upper-extremity rehab as its core focus.

Hand + Physical Therapy NYC is a private Flatiron practice combining certified hand therapists, occupational therapists and physical therapists in one office. Its site describes one-on-one, customized treatment for injuries, surgery recovery and repetitive strain, with an emphasis on identifying the underlying cause of pain rather than treating symptoms alone. Reviewers repeatedly describe a boutique-style setting where they see the same provider each visit.

StarPro Physical and Hand Therapy in Tribeca offers both physical and occupational therapy, with reviewers describing recoveries from hip replacement, hand surgery and shoulder injuries. The practice does not have a website description on file, but its Google listing and reviews consistently describe combined P/T and O/T care for post-surgical patients. Multiple reviewers mention working with named therapists across more than one recovery.

Beyond Basics Physical Therapy Downtown is a Financial District practice specializing in pelvic floor physical therapy, treating pelvic pain, pregnancy and postpartum recovery, and related conditions. Its Google category and its own site describe it as a physical therapy practice rather than an occupational therapy one, and its reviews focus entirely on pelvic floor treatment. It is included here because it appears in New York's occupational-therapy search results, but readers looking specifically for occupational therapy should confirm scope before booking.