Jeremy Laverdure, PT, DPT, NCPT

How do you choose help that understands movement as closely as Jeremy Laverdure, PT, DPT, NCPT does? A physical therapist with advanced training, his practice sits on the 9th floor at 99 University Pl in New York, NY 10003—a floor above the city’s rhythm where University Place meets the flatiron shadows. The address is easy to find but the focus stays precise: restoring function, easing pain, and retraining patterns so everyday motion feels easier. From gait analysis to pelvic health, the menu covers orthopedic rehab, sports recovery, and neurological movement coaching. Post-surgical shoulders, runners nursing shin splints, desk workers with stiff necks—each case arrives with the same lens: targeted movement solutions rather than generic exercises. Visitors sometimes arrive with a scan in hand; others come after years of nagging asymmetry they finally want to fix. The space itself doesn’t call attention, but the approach does. (212) 604-1316 rings to a line that books assessments without the usual runaround. Same-day slots open when cancellations happen, which matters in Manhattan where schedules fill fast. You won’t find a waiting room essay here—just the quiet hum of an elevator ride up and a door that opens to a mat, a plinth, and the quiet rhythm of someone learning to move again. Need a map? Follow directions to 99 University Pl and take the elevator to the 9th floor; the office sits at the end of the hall where the fluorescent lights meet the west-facing windows.