Martin Wong

Martin got his undergraduate degree in physical therapy at Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 1989 and completed a Certificate in Sports and Health Sciences at Hong Kong University in 1991. He also obtained a graduate degree of Master of Arts in Applied Physiology at Columbia University in New York in 1995. Mr. Wong started his career in MacLehose Rehabilitation Center and Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong. He specializes in sports medicine and manual therapy including myofascial release, muscle energy and different mobilization & manipulation techniques. Mr. Wong pursues his study in Chinese Medicine and obtained Master of Science in Acupuncture in 2007. He treats all kinds of musculoskeletal problem with hoslistic approach successfully.

Toa Chris Wong

TOA CHRIS WONG, DPT, OCS, BCB, DAAPM, LAC

earned his physical therapy degree from Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 1994. Dr. Wong completed his acupuncture certification training at Hong Kong University and internship in Kunming, China in 1995. He also completed another three-year Diploma acupuncture course at American International Acupuncture Institute in 2000. In the same year, he finished his master degree in physical therapy with focus on developmental disabilities. His academic ambition and pursuit of excellence drove him to finish his doctorate degree at New York University in 2007. In 2011, he became diplomat of American Academy of Pain Management after passing the vigorous test. In 2012,  he completed EMG/NCV certification course under American Academy of Clinical Electrodiagnosis. Dr. Wong has extensive experiences in treating both orthopedics and neurological disorders. He is a listed clinician in Vestibular disorders association, and BCIA board certified biofeedback practitioner in Association for Applied psychophysiology and biofeedback. Dr. Wong is a board certified orthopedic  clinical specialist, OCS, by American Physical Therapy Association. He actively participates as a committee member for United Alliance of  New York State Licensed Acupuncturists. His innovative Acuphysio therapy has successively combined both acupuncture and physical therapy together. It has been clinically proven to be effective in treating arthritis, pain, dizziness, headache and other ailments.

Henry K. Mui

Henry K. Mui, P.T. graduated from the physical therapy program at SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn in May of 1992. He started working as a staff therapist at Metropolitan Jewish Geriatric Center. A year later, Mr. Mui began to provide home care physical therapy services. Henry became the supervisor for the rehabilitation service at Shorefront Jewish Geriatric Center in 1995 and director of the rehabilitation department at Victory Memorial Hospital in 1997. Throughout his career, Henry has always focused on hands-on clinical practice.

Gregory Lombardi

Greg Lombardi graduated from Union County College in May 1997. Since graduating he has further training in functional capacity evaluations and electrical therapeutic point stimulation. Fro the past 11 years, Greg has worked in Healthworks and several other outpatient clinics and has enjoyed working with a wide variety of patients with various diagnoses.

Roxana Airinei-Teel

Roxana Airinei-Teel, PT,MS, earned her Master's in Physical Therapy from the College of Staten Island in January 2010. Roxana obtained a certificate for "Transition to home health professional course" from Visiting Nurse Service of New York Home Care in June 2010 and she has been a member of the American Physical Therapy Association since 2004.

Kristine Maquiling

Kristine Maquiling earned her Bachelors Degree in Physical Therapy in 2001 in Cebu Doctors' College, Philippines. She then began working as a staff physical therapist in Chong Hua Hospital assigned in both inpatient and outpatien rehab. She came to the U.S in 2005, and worked in different clinical settings with a variety of cases. Recently, she also provides Home Care Physical Therapy services.