Manhattan Midtown West

Harrison Newman, PT, DPT graduated from Colgate University with a B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology and Political Science and from Rutgers SHRP with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Harrison competed for Colgate University as a Division I Track and Field athlete and scored points in the Patriot League Championships in the High Jump and Triple Jump in all 4 years he attended. He returned to the field of sports and physical therapy after careers in geophysics, stock picture photography and management of performance go kart racing. Harrison has a passion for speed as exemplified by his athletic performance and motorsport racing he has competed in. Harrison brings his knowledge of running and track and field to the orthopedic setting. His clinical experience has taken him throughout America including treating orthopedic patients in NY and NJ, pediatric oncology patients at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and traveling to New Mexico to treat Native Americans on the Zuni reservation as part of the Indian Health Service initiative.

Lori Monson, PT, MSPT, is licensed to practice in New York State since 1978. Her clinical experience is in general orthopedics, with a background in motor learning and neuroscience. Lori was board certified as an orthopedic specialist (OCS) in 1995. She founded Bradley & Monson Physical Therapy with Maggie Bradley in 1981, and the practice joined Motion Sports Medicine in 2015. Lori is active in the APTA and co-founded the Alliance of Independent Physical Therapists of the New York Physical Therapy Association in 2004. She has taught continuing education courses and mentored for the orthopedic residency program at NYU Physical Therapy. Lori’s special interests include movement analysis, medical problems of musicians and injuries of running athletes. Lori loves working with people and the challenge of discovering the multiple factors that cause injury in each unique and often complex physical problem. She works with her patients to develop creative treatment programs that fit individual lifestyles. Lori plays cello and is a member of the Violincello Society of New York. She is an avid tennis player and relaxes with gardening and home improvement projects.

Megan Sinnwell, PT, DPT, is an orthopedic physical therapist and former professional dancer. She received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Long Island University in Brooklyn, NY, and has worked with a wide variety of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. Prior to that, Megan received her B.A. in Dance and Communication Studies from the University of Iowa. In her 15 years in NY, she has worked with a number of modern dance companies and artists, and she brings her strong background in movement into her physical therapy practice. Additionally, Megan worked as a personal trainer for over 10 years and has certifications in pre-/post-natal and kettlebell training. Megan has a deep interest in manual therapy and has taken continuing education classes through the Institute of Physical Art, NAIOMT, and a number of Dance Medicine courses through NYU School of Medicine. Megan advocates for a holistic approach to patient care to address individualized goals for each patient.

Joy Cadiz has a wide variety of experience in the outpatient, orthopedic setting since 2014. She has been a physical therapist for over two years and specializes in orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation. This includes balance and fall prevention programs for the elderly and patients that suffered a stroke. Joy is a certified kinesiotaping practitioner and took manual therapy courses, including the Mulligan and IPA courses, which she has been incorporating in her practice. Joy also specializes in pediatrics treating orthopedic, post-surgical and developmental delay cases. She graduated with her Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy from the Philippines and is currently taking her t-Doctorate program at Arcadia University which will be completed in Spring 2021. On the days she is not working, Joy loves to travel with her dog named Blake and practice vinyasa yoga in her spare time.

Darryl Tan, PT, DPT, is licensed to practice in the state of New York and has been practicing for about a year. Darryl graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a B.S. in Psychology and Biological Sciences, and got his DPT from Columbia University. He has experience in treatment of orthopedic, cardiac, geriatrics, post-operative and sports medicine conditions. He previously had clinical rotations in acute hospital settings and had experience analyzing and adjusting golf swings appropriately. He has a strong interest in sports and treating athletic populations, as he was a collegiate athlete himself. He has been surrounded by physical therapy his whole life, as his father is also a physical therapist, which has helped shaped him into a well rounded therapist and person.