Mary Maksomski

Occupational therapy often bridges the gap between medical care and daily independence, especially in neighborhoods where accessibility isn’t always guaranteed. Mary Maksomski offers services in this field, working with individuals who need support regaining or maintaining skills for everyday tasks. From fine motor coordination to adaptive strategies for work or home environments, the focus remains on practical, client-centered solutions.

The practice operates out of 622 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032, a stretch of Upper Manhattan where medical offices and residential buildings share the sidewalks. Washington Heights has long been a hub for specialized care, and this address places the office within walking distance of both public transit and local amenities. Those familiar with the area will recognize the mix of institutions and community spaces that define the neighborhood.

Clients typically reach out to discuss assessments, custom treatment plans, or ongoing sessions. A call to (212) 305-7674 connects directly to the office, where scheduling and initial inquiries can be handled. While the field itself covers a broad spectrum—from pediatric development to post-injury rehabilitation—the approach here emphasizes functional progress over generalized therapy models.

For directions or a closer look at the location, the map provides the most reliable route: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f69c6e509601:0x1cebce21b46c2029. The building sits just off Broadway, where the rhythm of the city slows slightly, offering a quieter backdrop for appointments than the busier thoroughfares nearby.