One-on-one sports physical therapy in your home, at your facility, or virtually — from a board-certified sports specialist trained at the nation's top orthopedic hospital.
Direct-pay, out-of-network care with total transparency. Superbills provided for out-of-network insurance reimbursement or HSA/FSA submission.
Comprehensive musculoskeletal and movement assessment with an individualized treatment plan.
Full telehealth evaluation with movement analysis, programming, and clear next steps.
Full PT evaluation with the Titleist Performance Institute Level 1 movement screen.
Full musculoskeletal exam, 2D motion analysis, and training recommendations.
Full musculoskeletal exam, 2D motion analysis, and training recommendations.
Manual therapy, progressive loading, and sport-specific rehab — in person or by video.
The bridge between discharge from formal PT and a full, confident return to competition — built for adolescent and collegiate athletes after knee injury or surgery, with objective testing gates at every phase.
The Titleist Performance Institute has spent two decades studying how the body functions in relation to the golf swing — and its philosophy is simple: there are infinite ways to swing a club, but one most-efficient way for you, based on what your body can physically do.
"If you don't assess, it's just a guess." The TPI movement screen evaluates your physical capabilities and connects them directly to your swing characteristics. As a TPI Medical Level 3 clinician — the highest medical certification TPI offers — with additional certifications across the Fitness, Power, and Junior tracks, I build the complete plan: treatment, training, and swing-relevant programming.
I've spent my career at the top of sports medicine — eight years at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, the nation's #1 orthopedic hospital, treating athletes from youth sports through the professional ranks. I completed HSS's sports residency, earned board certification as a Sports Clinical Specialist, and served as faculty for the residency program and the HSS–Brooklyn Nets Lower Extremity Fellowship.
Today I lead return-to-sport pathway development at Connecticut Children's Medical Center and teach sports physical therapy as adjunct faculty in Quinnipiac University's DPT program. Marrone Sports Rehab brings that same standard of care directly to you — no clinic queues, no divided attention, just focused one-on-one work built around your sport and your goals.
60+ episodes on sports rehabilitation, return-to-sport decision making, and performance — conversations with clinicians, surgeons, and performance staff from across sports medicine.
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