Dr. Cherian's office is located at 800 E Gate Blvd Garden City, NY 11530.
Dr. Vincen Cherian, DPT
Physical Therapy*
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Dr. Vincen Cherian, DPT
Garden City, NY
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Metro Physical Therapy800 E Gate Blvd, Garden City, NY 11530
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Feb 24, 2023
I would highly recommend Dr. Vincen Cherian's services after seeing the miracle that he performed in helping my 84-year old father to recover from his back fractures following his fall. For several weeks, my father was barely moving in bed due to the amount of pain that he felt. From his first day on the job, Vincen not only demonstrated skill that could only be garnered from several years of experience in dealing with similar cases in the past, he also showed his tact and limitless patience in dealing with senior citizens who have difficult personalities, like my father. Given the condition of my father's fractured back, I witnessed a miracle in watching my father be able to walk on up and down our stairs on his own. After his weekly visits for two months, Vincen was able to successfully treat him. We are truly blessed to have met with Vincen during this time and I share this review to help others with loved ones who are feeling the same severe pain that my father did.
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Assistive Therapy
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