Where is Complete Sōl?

We are located at 40 W 39th Street, on the 2nd Floor, one block south of Bryant Park between 5th and 6th Avenue. Our door is Left to the deli, please buzz for 2nd floor when you arrive. You can walk up one flight, or take the elevator to floor 2. We are a 10 minute walk from both Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal, and located near Subway Lines E, B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, 6, 7, S.

What can I expect on my first visit?

We take pride on starting our sessions on time. All of our patients and clients receive one-on-one individualized care for their entire time with us. You should expect to experience a thorough interview where we listen to you and your story. Then you should expect to undergo an individualized examination and treatment taking into account not only your pain but establishing the root cause. You should leave with an understanding of why you are not moving as well as you’d like and a plan to reach your goals.

How should I prepare for my first visit?

Wear athletic clothing that is easy to move in such as sneakers, shorts, sweats, tank tops, t-shirts, sports bras, etc. Basically wear what you would to perform the sport or activity you participate in, or what you would to your local gym. Show up on time and bring any paperwork you may have related to your injury.

Do I need a Prescription?

You do not need a prescription to see us. In New York State Physical Therapists have direct access. If a prescription is needed for your insurance company we will inform you. If we deem it necessary for you to see a MD for a consult or imaging we will refer you to one.

What Conditions do you Treat?

We treat a wide range of conditions such as sprains, strains, tendon injuries, disc herniations, sciatica, neck pain, cervicogenic headaches, migraines, low back pain, knee pain, patellofemoral pain syndrome, runner’s knee, iliotibial band syndrome, shoulder injuries such as rotator cuff tears, frozen shoulder, AC joint sprains, impingement, hip injuries such as labral tears, impingement, sports hernias, ankle pain, plantar fascia pain, running overuse injuries, multiple post-op conditions such as rotator cuff repairs, ligament repairs, meniscus repairs, total knee and hip replacements, etc.