Julie Carr

Restrooms remain a secondary concern until urgency strikes. In midtown corridors, Julie Carr practices physical therapy with attention to musculoskeletal care and functional restoration. Movement retraining sessions focus on joint mobilization and targeted strengthening across specific planes of motion. Post-surgical rehabilitation delivers structured protocols for knees, shoulders, and spines. Dry needling combines minor intramuscular insertion with neurophysiological effects beneath the skin. Sessions pinch a few minutes for restroom breaks when needed—an uncommon courtesy in therapy suites.

Her office occupies the second floor of 2162 Broadway between West 75th and West 76th Streets. Reaching landmark terra cotta facades and pre-war cornices, the location attracts Upper West Side foot traffic familiar with red brick and stone stoops. Small elevators rise past tenant mail slots to a quiet floor where all equipment aligns with standard plinth heights. Cataloged ranges include balance drills using foam pads and wobble boards, alongside gait assessment software projecting lateral deviation lines onto a wall monitor.

A voicemail operator answers after hours at (212) 249-2758, routing urgent messages to an on-call therapist. For those plotting the route, the map anticipates Broadway’s diagonal slant toward the West Side Highway cloverleaf.