Physical Therapy
One-on-one, movement-based rehabilitation for performers and athletes to restore strength, mobility, and long-term function.
High Intensity Laser Therapy
Deep-tissue light therapy that accelerates healing, reduces pain, and optimizes recovery outcomes.
Healing that moves with you.
One-on-one physical therapy, strength and conditioning, for performers and high achievers. Upper West Side, NYC.
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Healing that moves with you.
One-on-one physical therapy, strength and conditioning, for performers and high achievers. Upper West Side, NYC.
We have worked with these Dance and Theater Companies
Integrated care, built around outcomes
Physical Therapy
One-on-one, movement-based rehabilitation for performers and athletes to restore strength, mobility, and long-term function.
High Intensity Laser Therapy
Deep-tissue light therapy that accelerates healing, reduces pain, and optimizes recovery outcomes.
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OUR TEAM
Our team of Physical Therapists have different specialities, including pelvic floor physical therapy, and have worked with over 1000 clients over the last 3 years, both in-clinic and onsite at theaters and dance companies. We are confident that you will get the results you need to get healthy and strong again so you can get your life back.
Adrian Miranda
Clinic Manager, Physical Therapist
PT, DPT
Adrian Miranda, PT, DPT, (He/Him) brings his passion for movement, anatomy, and creativity to help performers return to the stage and screen stronger than ever. With a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Ithaca College and orthopedic residency training at Sacred Heart University, Adrian specializes in treating actors, dancers, and musicians, using a unique mix of manual therapy and movement education to tackle injuries head-on. As a performer and creator, Adrian brings a unique twist to his physical therapy approach. Drawing from his own daily experiences on stage and screen, he crafts personalized rehab plans that truly resonate with performers. With a deep understanding of the demands of the arts, Adrian focuses on making rehab not only effective but also educational and tailored to each individual’s needs, helping them return to the spotlight stronger than ever. Outside of patient care, Adrian keeps his creative spark alive through acting, directing, writing, and producing short films for his channel Gross Anatomy, which highlights the vibrant community of Washington Heights. As a member of the NYC swing dance troupe, The Big Apple Lindy Hoppers, Adrian brings his love of movement to the stage, while staying active with weightlifting, martial arts, hip hop, songwriting, and playing guitar. Stop by and say hello—he’s always up for chatting about your latest role, workout routine, or that persistent ache!
Jessi Patz
Physical Therapist
PT, DPT, CKTP
With a career spanning over 20 years as a New York City–based choreographer, dancer, and teacher, Jessi Patz, PT, DPT, CKTP (she/her), has performed and worked across the globe in dance venues, film, theater, and comedy. She draws on her deep roots in dance to help performers—and patients of all kinds—build sustainable, long-lasting careers by cultivating a deeper understanding of anatomy, pain science, and the importance of a strong physical foundation. A passionate Doctor of Physical Therapy, Jessi specializes in the treatment of both orthopedic and pelvic floor conditions. She is certified in Zena Rommett Floor Barre and has committed to the lifelong study of Pilates and rehabilitation, alongside comprehensive training in Functional Manual Therapy through the Institute of Physical Art. She has also completed coursework through Herman & Wallace to further her knowledge and clinical expertise in the evaluation and treatment of pelvic floor conditions. In addition to working at FlySpace, Jessi currently serves as a senior Physical Therapist for both the students and company members of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She has provided backstage physical therapy for many Broadway productions including Hamilton, The Book of Mormon, Chicago, Aladdin, and Mean Girls, as well as for leading dance companies such as RudduR Dance, Parsons Dance, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, and Gibney Dance, among many others. Jessi regularly leads workshops and is a frequent guest lecturer for dance students—from grade school through university—as well as for doctoral candidates in Physical Therapy. In her spare time, Jessi enjoys making art/silly music videos, running, listening to PT podcasts, teaching Lindy Hop, as well as gallivanting around with her hilarious husband and two adorably strange kiddos.
Dylan Modugno
Physical Therapist
PT, DPT
Dylan Modugno, PT, DPT (He/Him) brings a passion for the performing arts and a deep commitment to helping artists stay strong, healthy, and resilient. With a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Stony Brook University and a background in dance instruction, Dylan combines clinical expertise with creative insight to support performers at every stage of their careers. He specializes in performing arts and orthopedic physical therapy, with extensive onsite experience across Broadway and professional dance companies. Dylan has provided backstage care and performance support for productions including Sunset Boulevard, Operation Mincemeat, Patriots, Shit.Meet.Fan, Old Friends, The Great Gatsby, The Notebook, and Empire the Musical. He has also worked with dancers from the Manhattan Youth Ballet, School of American Ballet, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and collegiate programs at NYU, Pace University, and Marymount Manhattan College. His backstage work includes acute injury triage, manual therapy, vocal massage, taping, and return-to-stage protocols—each tailored to the unique demands of live performance. Dylan ensures performers receive immediate, expert care that keeps them in peak condition throughout even the most rigorous schedules. Outside the clinic, Dylan serves as adjunct faculty at Marymount Manhattan College, where he teaches Experiential Anatomy. His course empowers dancers with a deeper understanding of movement mechanics, injury prevention, and body awareness. Dylan is dedicated to making rehabilitation both effective and educational, providing individualized care that helps performers return to the spotlight stronger than ever. At Flyspace, his mission is simple: to deliver informed, personalized support that helps artists soar—on stage, in rehearsal, and beyond.
Haley Loeffler
Physical Therapist
PT, DPT
Haley Loeffler, PT, DPT (She/Her) is dedicated to delivering exceptional, patient-centered care to performing artists and individuals striving to return to the activities they love. She earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Columbia University and holds dual Bachelor's degrees in Health and Human Sciences and Dance from Loyola Marymount University. With a strong foundation in dance and a clinical approach rooted in both movement sciences and neurological rehabilitation, Haley blends evidence-based orthopedic care with the specialized needs of performers. She incorporates skilled manual therapy techniques to support tissue recovery, restore mobility, and optimize functional movement patterns. She also has clinical experience in the evaluation and treatment of concussion and vestibular dysfunction, helping patients safely and confidently return to daily activities, performance, and sport. A cornerstone of Haley’s practice is patient education. She is passionate about making anatomy and the complexities of movement more digestible, engaging, and actionable—so patients not only recover but leave with a deeper understanding of their bodies and long-term tools for wellness. Haley is a native of Orange County, CA, and has had a long career as a dancer herself, performing professionally in works by Debbie Allen, Bill T. Jones, Paula Abdul, and for companies including HBO and Shein. Her clinical experience includes working with artists from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Joffrey Ballet School, School of American Ballet, the Radio City Rockettes, The Metropolitan Opera Ballet, and Broadway productions such as Hamilton, & Juliet, Smash, MJ The Musical, and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Haley brings both lived experience and clinical excellence to her practice and is excited to continue supporting patients as they reclaim strength, resilience, and joy in movement.
Kelsey MacDonald
Front Desk
Kelsey (she/her) is so thrilled to be a part of the FlySpace team for the last 3 years. She's the connecting link between our physical therapists, patients, and medical professionals. Kelsey is a graduate of Boston Conservatory at Berklee with a BFA in Musical Theatre and an emphasis in Songwriting. When she isn't answering your emails or communicating with your doctors you can find her writing music, picnicing in the park, or dancing her heart out in class. Having worked with both Marissa and Jessi on a chronic back injury, Kelsey can confidently say that there is no better place to seek physical therapy, especially specific to the performance world, than here at FlySpace! Kelsey hopes to be a welcoming, smiling face when you enter the clinic, don't be a stranger and say hello!
