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Dr. Daniel Fleck, DPT

Physical Therapy
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About Dr. Daniel Fleck

Daniel Fleck is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who understands injury recovery from a medical perspective as well as a sportsman’s. While in college he played baseball, and was awarded with the Academics All Region Award for his excellence in academics while participating in athletics. He employs an evidence-based therapeutic approach, utilizing a multitude of techniques ensuring excellent patient care. He is currently a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy specialties sections. He is very passionate about sport specific fitness, and is working towards his Orthopedic Specialist Certification. He also plans on becoming Titleist Performance Institute Certified for golf fitness.

Languages

English

Services & procedures 24

Physical TherapistBack & Neck PainHeart Strengthening/RecoveryMobility TherapyMovement Disorder ExercisePain Reduction ExercisePediatric Physical TherapyPhysical Therapy ConsultationPhysical Therapy Follow UpPost-Operative Mobility Hand and FingersPost-Operative Mobility Joints and BodyPost Stroke/Neurological TherapyTherapeutic ExerciseMusculoskeletal InjuriesJoint ReplacementsOsteoporosisOrthopedic RehabilitationDegenerative Neurlogical DeficitsLow Vision TherapyHome Safety EvaluationsVestibular / Balance ProblemsCognitive DeficitsCancer Issues (including Lymphedema)Pediatric Orthopedics

Background & credentials

Education & training

State University of New York, Stony Brook

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