Lori Buck

Lori Buck practices physical therapy on the Upper Manhattan block where Washington Heights meets Inwood. The practice focuses on joint mobilizations and dry needling; if you need post-surgical rehab or want to retrain walking mechanics, that’s addressed too. Muscle-energy techniques round out the menu—each session tailored to the tissues that need it most.

Her office sits at 622 W 168th St, between Audubon and Fort Washington Avenues. The address is a quiet storefront above a pharmacy, easy to reach by A train or the M4 bus. If you come from the George Washington Bridge, the same block puts you on the doorstep without circling the block.

Weekday mornings or late afternoons work for most people; call ahead to confirm availability—212-305-5847. That line rings directly to the front desk, not an answering service, so you can speak with someone who can slot you in within a day or two. Insurance cards are standard; out-of-network reimbursement is handled on the spot when possible.

When you’re ready to map your route, pull up directions at https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f69c6e509601:0xe3688e747ef43b71—it drops a pin right outside the door.