Do More Physical Therapy (DMPT)
Keeping You Moving
Restoring the life you love
The Story
My name is Dr. Fritz Petit-Frere and I am a Orthopedic and Sports Manual Therapist. I am the founder of Do More Physical Therapy. I received my Doctoral Degree from New York Institute of Technology in Physical Therapy. I now also teach at NYIT in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program where I thoroughly try to teach new therapists the inner workings of kinesiology. I have advanced manual therapy certifications and recently became a Certified MuIligan Practitioner. I have a love for the spine and spine centered pain that travels to the extremities. I have worked in hospitals in every department, I have worked in Neurology based clinics, Orthopedic based clinics, and home care visits. I have a passion to do more than the average physical therapist and I won’t stop until you are feeling like yourself again. I take a holistic approach to treatment. My training and experience allow me to administer a range of treatments and preventative approaches that are tailored to each individual patient.
Dr. Antonio Colletti specializes in orthopedics, sports rehabilitation and performance, providing top level care to bridge the gap between the high level training that athletes endure and the necessary recovery needed to reach high levels of performance. Antonio has a constant thirst for continuing education, learning from leaders in the field, and staying up to date with the most current evidence in research. Prior to physical therapy school, Dr. Antonio was a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association and a Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) through the International Sports Science Association, further developing a well-rounded approach to health, fitness and wellness. Dr. Antonio also teaches at New York Institute of Technology, where he educates physical therapy students on manual therapy. Here, he uses his manual skills to engage with the future of physical therapy and inspire others to lead in this field.
Do More Physical Therapy (DMPT) Services
We offer the highest standard of patient care. Since 2010, I have worked in the field of Orthopedic Physical Therapy. I received my advanced Manual Therapy Certification (Mulligan Concept) in July of 2021. I have worked as a professional Physical Therapist since 2017 and treated each one of my patients with integrity, devotion, and compassion. Located in East Meadow, NY, my mission is to help you regain function and improve your overall quality of life. Get in touch to learn about my full range of services that include:
- Orthopedic Injuries
- Manual Therapy
- Neurodynamic Techniques
- Gait Restoration
- Tension and Cervicogenic Headaches
- Cervical, Thoracic, & Lumbar Radiculopathy
- Scoliosis Treatment
- Pre and Post Operative treatments
- and many more!
Continued Care
I hear your story and take a detailed history. To that end, I create an individualized treatment plan including Continued Care aimed at achieving the functional goals we set together.
Treatment & Therapy
I take the time to understand the root of your problem in order to provide the best and most effective treatment. Through my years of experience, I’ve found that Treatment & Therapy is a crucial part of the recovery process.
Opening Hours
We will come to your home and evaluate and treat you there! We also offer remote services for those who would rather stay home without people coming through your home!
We’re Here When You Need Us!
M,W, F: 3pm-9-pmT/TH: 7am-11am
Frequently Asked Questions
What is your new patient procedure?
We chat on the phone to set up a day and time to evaluate you. Upon arrival, a thorough, whole body, evaluation is performed and then we go over any deficits and plans to address those deficits to return you back to full function!
What types of health insurance do you accept?
As of right now, we are only doing cash or check. Stayed tuned to when we start taking insurances and which ones!
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
Not at all! New York State law states that under the Direct Access Law, a physical therapist can see a patient for 10 visits or 30 days (whichever comes first) without a prescription! After that time period has passed you may need a prescription.