Amputee Care Physical Therapy in Fort Lee, NJ
Restore Mobility & Strength
Regain confidence and mobility with our physical therapy amputee care in Fort Lee, NJ. Our specialized programs help people who have lost limbs by combining personal exercises and training with prosthetics. It can help you gain strength and improve movement. Every treatment we offer helps individuals to stay independent and helps them go back to their normal lives safely.
Restore your functional mobility.
Benefits of Physical Therapy Amputee Care
Targeted physical therapy amputee care, Fort Lee, NJ provides improved comfort and overall function for individuals with limb loss.Therapy focuses on restoring balance, coordination, and confidence in daily movement. We treat pain and muscle imbalances to improve limited motivations. This customized care helps you complete your daily activities without losing confidence.
Physical Therapy Amputee Care
Our evidence-based methods of rehabilitation are aimed at relieving pain, promoting circulation, and stimulating body recovery. The quick recovery plan often includes patients having a better balance and being able to use devices or prosthetics.
Amputation care in Fort Lee, NJ offers long-term outcomes and enables individuals to move forward with less pain and more control. Start by taking your first step towards better mobility.
Who Benefits from Amputee Care?
Physical therapy amputee care, Fort Lee, NJ is effective for a broad range of patients. These include:
- Patients who have to learn to use prosthetics or adaptive devices.
- Patients who are recovering from lost limbs.
- People experiencing residual limb pain or limited mobility.
- Active or athlete amputees adapting to prosthetics.
- Patients who want to obtain non-invasive therapy that is safe and does not require intensive care.
What Conditions Does Amputee Care Address?
Through specialized exercises, training of prosthetics, and hands-on therapy, we attend to:
- Pain and discomfort of a residual limb.
- The loss of mobility and balance.
- Muscle weakness or contractures.
- Prosthetic training and adaptation.
- Risk of falls or other injuries.
- Post-surgical recovery and wound management.
- Chronic conditions affecting movement and function.
We BELIEVE In...
Empowering Each Step of Your Journey
Our Amputee Care Physical Therapy sessions are aimed at regaining independence, confidence, and movement following the loss of a limb.
- Personalized mobility and gait training
- Balance and strength rebuilding exercises
- Real-life activity and daily routine practice
- Ongoing progress tracking and goal setting
Individualized Care Rooted in Evidence
Our Amputee Care treatment plans are based on your goals, lifestyle, and strengths to achieve quantifiable, lasting outcomes.
- Evidence-based rehabilitation protocols
- Custom care plans tailored to each patient
- Regular outcome assessments and adjustments
- Coordinated care with your medical team
Holistic Support: Body and Mind
Our Amputee Care Physical Therapy combines practical therapy and prosthetic education to balance your health and wellbeing over the years.
- Mental health and emotional resilience support
- Prosthetic use and adaptation guidance
- Pain management and comfort strategies
- Family and caregiver involvement programs
Proactive Education for Long‑Term Success
Through our specialized Amputee Care programs, we provide practical strategies to maintain strength, prevent complications, and thrive beyond therapy.
- Home exercise and self-care programs
- Nutrition and wellness lifestyle coaching
- Complication prevention and early warning signs
- Community resources and support group connections
Other Services Provided by Fort Lee PT
We provide details and high-quality care at Fort Lee PT to restore your mobility and reduce pain. This improves overall function and lets you adapt to new devices easily. Our expert team is good at offering hands-on therapy along with personalized programs so patients can receive the best possible outcome.
Motor Vehicle Injury & Rehab
Enhance mobility and minimize pain by recovering safely from car accidents using personalized therapy tailored to your injury.
Orthopedic Rehab
Get full strength after fractures or joint injuries with expert-guided care designed to restore function and prevent future complications.
Dry Needling Therapy
Relieve muscle tension and reduce chronic pain using targeted dry needling techniques performed by certified physical therapists.
We offer 10+ specialized therapy services for all your rehabilitation needs
What Our Patients Say
Our patients consistently rate our Amputee Care Physical Therapy and rehabilitation services highly. Read what real patients have to say about their experience with Amputee Care at Fort Lee PT.
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Meet our Physical Therapists
Your doctorate level clinician will personally work with you and your physician to create an individualized treatment plan and walk you through every step of your rehabilitation. We are dedicated to helping you find pain relief, improve function to your body and maximize your physical well-being. All Physical Therapists have Doctorates in Physical Therapy.
Dr. Hyun (June) Park
PT, DPT, CIDN, Owner
Dr. Hyun J. (June) Park, PT, DPT, CIDN graduated from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. She is certified in dry needling by the Integrative Dry Needling Institute. She is a member of the APTA (American Physical Therapy Association), with special interest in the Sports Physical Therapy section.
Prior to becoming the owner and Clinical Director of Fort Lee Physical Therapy in 2009, she worked at various physical therapy centers, such as the Kessler Rehabilitation Centers.
Dr. Park has extensive knowledge in working with pediatric and special needs patients, and makes it a priority to stay knowledgeable in the latest rehabilitation treatments such as Kinesio Taping, which is a rehabilitative technique that uses Kinesio Tex Tape to provide patients muscle and joint support during therapy sessions. As a physical therapist, her expertise also includes sports injuries, neck and back pain, outpatient therapy and post- surgical rehabilitation.
Dr. Park’s interest in physical therapy was inspired by her prior career in the fitness industry, where she came across many clients suffering from long term physical injuries. Her patients praise her upbeat personality, and her ability to consistently motivate them through every stage of their recovery. She continues to be passionate about physical fitness, and enjoys hobbies such as mountain biking, skiing, and golf.
Dr. MJ Marcano
PT, DPT
Dr. Michael J. Marcano (MJ), DPT graduated from Mary Baldwin University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy.
Michael’s career and internships have given him experience in settings including: acute care, sub-acute care, and outpatient orthopedics.
Michael has worked with many patient populations within his experiences that encompass a diverse population of patients in outpatient orthopedics and medically complex settings.
Michael prides himself on his ability to apply a breadth of manual therapy techniques while curtailing his treatment plans to his patients’ specific needs in order to address and treat their functional impairments.
Outside of the clinic, Michael enjoys running, lifting weights, cooking, and traveling.
Dr. Marvin Mui
PT, DPT, ACSM - EP
Dr. Marvin Mui PT, DPT, ACSM – EP was born and raised in the heart of New York City, Lower East Side, where he grew up playing basketball. His passion for sports led him to pursue a degree in Exercise Science and then a doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University at Buffalo. Marvin has experience caring for a wide range of patients in acute care settings, specialized nursing facilities, and outpatient clinics.
Since graduating, Marvin continues to further his education by taking Mckenzie, Mulligan, and Maitland certification courses. He also began to learn Korean to provide better care and education for his patients in Fort Lee. When he is not practicing Korean, Marvin speaks Cantonese at home.
Marvin believes in optimizing functional activities and exercises in conjunction with manual therapy to return patients back to their daily lives.
During his days off, Marvin loves to stay active and play sports like tennis, basketball, and ping pong. If not outdoors, Marvin enjoys staying home and cooking for his girlfriend and his dog.
Dr. Kang Yeon
PT, DPT
Dr. Kang Yeon, PT, DPT graduated from Rutgers University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy.
Kang was originally a member in 2020 when Covid first started. During that time, he was determined to get experience in a PT clinic after graduating with a Bachelors in Exercise Science at Rutgers University. Kang than applied to PT school where he provided physical therapy in settings such as acute care, outpatient, sub-acute, and ortho based physical therapy. Kang has worked with many patient populations that require dexterity in outpatient orthopedics as well as patients who need comprehensive care management.
Kang communicates with his patients, accommodating certain needs depending on patient necessity. He believes in a holistic approach where both he and the patient work together to create the best treatment plan.
Kang enjoys being active, weight-lifting 4-5 days per week. During his downtime, Kang enjoys to play bass and learn rock music.
Frequently Asked Questions About Amputee Care
It is an expert program with emphasis on strength, balance, and mobility in people before or after they lose a limb.
No, every move feels soft and personalized to bring comfort without causing harm.
Any person planning or healing after amputation, or getting used to wearing prostheses.
It improves muscle tone and balance, and trains patients to safely wear prosthetics.
Sessions typically last 30–60 minutes, depending on your treatment plan.
An individual treatment is formulated depending on your objectives, state, and reaction towards treatment.
Yes, it reduces the risk of contractures, falls, and secondary injuries.
Absolutely, licensed specialists use evidence-based techniques tailored to each patient.
No, it complements prosthetics and surgery, optimizing recovery and mobility.
Yes, it targets strength, balance, and coordination to restore independence.
Certainly, evidence-based practices by licensed experts are applied to individual patients.