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www.HartfordBusiness.com • December 3, 2018 • Hartford Business Journal 33 HEALTH CARE RESOURCE GUIDE 2018 Source: Each provider via survey and provider websites. Note: Unable to confirm data for Advanced Therapy Solutions of Wethersfield, Bristol's Physical Therapy and Massage of CT or Health and Wellness Centers of Enfield and Suffield. FTE = Full-time equivalent. (a) Total number of outpatient FTE employees across Hartford HealthCare Rehabilitation Network. (b) Avon, Berlin, Bloomfield, Bristol, Cheshire, Enfield, Farmington, Glastonbury, Granby, Hartford (2), West Hartford (3), Manchester, Meriden, New Britain (3), Newington (2), Plainville, Prospect, South Windsor, Southington (2), Storrs, Vernon, Wallingford, Wethersfield (2), Willimantic (2), Windsor, New Britain (Jerome Home), Newington (Jefferson House), Southington (Southington Care Center). (c) Name changed to Hartford HealthCare Rehabilitation Network in 2013. (d) Avon (2), Berlin, Bloomfield (2), Bristol, Colchester, Cromwell, Durham, East Granby, East Hartford, Ellington, Enfield, Farm- ington, Glastonbury, Madison, Manchester, Middletown, New Britain (2), Newington, Plainville, Simsbury, South Windsor, Southington, Storrs, Tolland (2), University of Hartford, Vernon, Wallingford, West Hartford, Wethersfield, Windsor (e) Part of ANB-PTSMA Holdings Inc. —Compiled by Stephanie R. Meagher. Source: Each center via survey. Notes: Unable to confirm data for Vernon's Northeastern Sleep Disorder Center. N/A = Not available; CPAP = Continuous positive airway pressure. (a) Data from 2017 survey. (b) Three locations in Farmington, Glastonbury and Hartford as well as a Specialty Care Center at 95 Reef Road in Fairfield; data from 2017 survey. (c) An additional board-certified behavioral sleep psychologist. (d) Sleep technologists are trained to help children feel relaxed and secure while the sleep study is performed. A technologist monitors the child's activity throughout the duration of the sleep study. (e) Part of Hartford HealthCare system. (f) Additional sleep technicians are provided by Persante Sleep Care. (g) Polysomnogram is a sleep study to diagnose sleep disorders, monitor brain waves, oxygen levels, heart rate, breath- ing and eye/leg movements; also done with CPAP. (h) Hartford HealthCare has been performing sleep tests for more than 30 years. (i) Four locations in Bristol, Glastonbury, Wallingford and West Hartford. (j) Three additional sleep APRN's and one sleep PA-C. —Compiled by Stephanie R. Meagher. THE LIST Outpatient physical therapy providers in Greater Hartford Ranked by number of FTE employees as of May 2018 Sleep centers in Greater Hartford Ranked by number of sleep physicians as of August 2018 Outpatient physical therapy providers in Greater Hartford (Ranked by number of FTE employees as of May 2018) Rank Provider No. local FTE employees No. of Greater Hartford locations Services Specialty equipment Administrator Year founded 1 Hartford HealthCare Rehabilitation Network 181 Patricia M. Genova Drive Newington, CT 06111 860-696-2500; HHCRehabNetwork.org 258 (a) 37 See footnote (b) Orthopedics, sports health, lymphedema, vestibular, neurosciences (Parkinson's), oncology, pelvic health, athletic training, concussion management Aquatic therapy, Korebalance and Balance Master, Bioness H200 and Bioness L300 Eric Smullen Executive director 1995 (c) 2 Select Physical Therapy 29 North Main St. West Hartford, CT 06107 860-200-5749; selectphysicaltherapy.com 150 34 See footnote (d) Dry needling, cupping , McKenzie, golf performance enhancements, Kinesio taping Aquatic therapy, industrial and pediatric specialty services Mark Gombotz Vice president of operations, CT & MA 1996 3 Integrated Rehabilitation Services 435 Hartford Turnpike Vernon, CT 06066 860-870-8272; integrehab.com 80 10 Coventry, Ellington, Enfield (2), Manchester, South Windsor, Stafford, Suffield, Tolland, Vernon Orthopedic physical therapy, vestibular rehab, lymphedema, wellness, sports conditioning and athletic training Mulligan, McKenzie, integrative dry needling, custom orthotics and golf performance enhancement Julie Paolino Owner & managing partner 2001 4 Hospital for Special Care 2150 Corbin Ave. New Britain, CT 06053 860-223-2761; www.hfsc.org 61 1 New Britain Physical, occupational, aquatic and speech/swallow therapy, lymphedema treatment, balance and movement disorders, rehab from stroke to Parkinson's, concussion management, orthotics, pulmonary rehab, amputee treatment and more Aquatic and fitness center, mobility courtyard, ICARE body weight support elliptical trainer, Bioness H200, Bioness integrated therapy system (BITS), RTI 300 SA upper extremity functional electrical stimulation ergometer and more Robert Rosso Outpatient therapy manager 1941 5 Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Centers (e) 47 N. Main St. West Hartford, CT 06107 860-409-4595; ptsmc.com 57 8 Avon, East Hampton, Middletown, Newington, Plainville, Southington, Wallingford, Windsor Physical therapy, personal training and nutritional counseling Aquatic therapy (Southington) Alan Balavender President 2000 6 Middlesex Hospital Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation 6 Independence Drive, Suite 1 Marlborough, CT 06447 860-358-2700; middlesexhospital.org/locations/ physical-rehabilitation-center 55 3 Marlborough, Middletown (2) Physical, occupational and speech therapy; pulmonary rehab, pelvic health and incontinence, aquatic therapy, lymphedema treatment, McKenzie method, persistent pain program and hand therapy On-site pool (Middletown), Biodex balance systems, biofeedback with teleses computer integration for pelvic floor therapy, VisiPitch computer-assisted voice training system Brian Taber Administrator N/A 7 ECHN Rehabilitation Services (f) 71 Haynes St. Manchester, CT 06040 860-647-6485; echn.org 34 6 Ellington, Glastonbury, Manchester, Rockville, South Windsor, Vernon Physical, occupational and speech therapy; amputee, vestibular and oncology rehab, lymphedema and pelvic floor therapy; orthopedics and sports medicine with golf fitness program and work conditioning; falls and balance, neurological rehab with Parkinson's LSVT BIG and LSVT LOUD Mulligan, McKenzie, Kinesio taping, aquatic therapy, custom splints and orthotics, certified hand therapist Kimberly Palma Associate director of operations 1963 8 Bristol Hospital Rehab Dynamics Brewster Road Bristol, CT 06011 860-585-3000; www.bristolhospital.org 28 4 Bristol Orthopedic rehab, sports medicine, vestibular therapy, aquatic therapy, hand therapy, back and neck pain, post-surgical rehab, spine care, women's health therapy Pool and vestibular goggles Elizabeth Warner Director of Rehab Services 1921 9 LIVE EVERY DAY 138 Hopmeadow St. Simsbury, CT 06089 860-413-2073; liveeveryday.org 24 4 Avon, Simsbury, Suffield, Westminster High School (Simsbury) Orthopedics, foot and ankle specialists, pediatrics rehab, vestibular rehab, orthotic bracing, prosthetics, diabetes management Pediatric care, orthotic bracing, prosthetics and diabetes management Matt Calendrillo Co-founder 2007 10 UConn Health Department of Rehabilitation Services 263 Farmington Ave. Farmington, CT 06030 860-679-3233; health.uconn.edu/ rehabilitation 20 3 Farmington (2), Storrs Physical, occupational and speech therapy, orthopedics, sports medicine, hand therapy, spine and neurological rehab, LSVT Big, vestibular rehab, oncology rehab, lymphedema, women's health including pelvic floor rehab Lift/gait assist system, Biodex Balance system, Life Fitness and Sci Fit equipment, custom hand and wrist othoses Morgan Hills Senior director 1975 11 Greater Hartford Physical Therapy/LiveFit 36 Woodland St. Hartford, CT 06105 860-522-2717; www.livefit.org 18 3 Hartford, Bloomfield, Southington Neuromuscular re-education, women's health, vertigo, golf injuries, temporomandibular joint, sports medicine N/A Bruce Worley President 1987 12 Gaylord Physical Therapy Orthopedics and Sports Medicine (g) 1154 Highland Ave. Cheshire, CT 06410 203-679-3533; gaylord.org 15 (h) 1 (i) Cheshire Sports medicine, orthopedic PT, manual and manipulative techniques, Graston, Pilates, dance medicine, temporomandibular disorders, postural assessment and sports specific training Aquatic therapy (North Haven), Kinesio taping, dry needling Jacob Hunter 2016 (j) 13 ProHealth Physical Therapy 860-657-5955; www.ProHealthMD.com/ PhysicalTherapy 14 (k) 4 Glastonbury, Manchester, Middletown, West Hartford Vestibular and balance disorders, spinal and orthopedic care, work-related injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, pediatric and adolescent care, chronic pain and fibromyalgia N/A Rocco Urso Director N/A 14 Connecticut Physical Therapy Specialists 1240 Park St., 1E Hartford , CT 06106 860-461-7940; ctpts.com 12 2 Granby, Hartford Orthopedic manual PT, sports injury and peformance training, worker's compensation and motor vehicle accidents Redcord sling suspension system David Bostic Owner & physical therapist 2011 15 Taylor Therapy Center PC 9 Elmwood Court Newington, CT 06111 860-953-1204; taylortherapy.com 12 1 Newington One-on-one, manual treatment for orthopedic, neurological, women's health, vestibular and work injuries; psychotherapy and counseling, therapeutic massage Workout programs designed by a physical therapist in a separate gym with supervised and friendly environment Joan-Alice Taylor Owner 1983 16 Center For Physical Therapy And Wellness PC 693 Bloomfield Ave., Suite 201 Bloomfield, CT 06002 860-242-8427; www.centerforptandwellness.com 7 1 Bloomfield Forty-minute, one-on-one treatment for neuro- musculo-skeletal issues and lymphedema; including manual therapies, education and prevention QuadraStep orthotic system, Kinesio taping, supervised yoga classes, pilates reformer Angela LaBella Owner & president 2005 17 McLean Health Center 75 Great Pond Road Simsbury, CT 06070 860-658-3700; mcleancare.org 6 1 Simsbury Orthopedic therapies, rehabilitation for joints, breast cancer and sports, vertigo and balance training, arthritis and osteoporosis, recovery-in-motion and low vision programs Joint-sensitive equipment, warm-water-therapy pool and driver's assessment vehicle David Bordonaro President N/A Source: Each provider via survey and provider websites. Note: Unable to confirm data for Advanced Therapy Solutions of Wethersfield, Bristol's Physical Therapy and Massage of CT or Health and Wellness Centers of Enfield and Suffield. FTE = Full-time equivalent. (a) Total number of outpatient FTE employees across Hartford HealthCare Rehabilitation Network. (b) Avon, Berlin, Bloomfield, Bristol, Cheshire, Enfield, Farmington, Glastonbury, Granby, Hartford (2), West Hartford (3), Manchester, Meriden, New Britain (3), Newington (2), Plainville, Prospect, South Windsor, Southington (2), Storrs, Vernon, Wallingford, Wethersfield (2), Willimantic (2), Windsor, New Britain (Jerome Home), Newington (Jefferson House), Southington (Southington Care Center). (c) Name changed to Hartford HealthCare Rehabilitation Network in 2013. (d) Avon (2), Berlin, Bloomfield (2), Bristol, Colchester, Cromwell, Durham, East Granby, East Hartford, Ellington, Enfield, Farmington, Glastonbury, Madison, Manchester, Middletown, New Britain (2), Newington, Plainville, Simsbury, South Windsor, Southington, Storrs, Tolland (2), University of Hartford, Vernon, Wallingford, West Hartford, Wethersfield, Windsor (e) Part of ANB-PTSMA Holdings Inc. (f) Part of Eastern Connecticut Health Network, which was acquired by California-based Prospect Medical Holdings Inc. in Oct. 2016. (g) Data from 2017 survey. (h) Does not include physical therapy assistants or administrative support. (i) An additional location in North Haven. (j) North Haven facility opened in 2006. (k) Figure only includes physical therapy clinicians, not administrative staff. Sleep centers in Greater Hartford (Ranked by number of sleep physicians as of August 2018) Rank Center No. of sleep physicians/ No. of sleep technicians Services and equipment Head of center/ Year founded 1 UConn Health Sleep Disorders Center (a) 263 Farmington Ave. Farmington, CT 06030 844-388-2666; health.uconn.edu 6 6 Insomnia, circadian disorders, narcolepsy and sleep-related breathing disorders Sandman for in-lab studies and Alice PDX for home studies Linda Manzelli Daniel McNally 1982 2 Connecticut Children's Sleep Centers (b) 676 Hebron Ave. Glastonbury, CT 06033 860-837-6658; www.connecticutchildrens.org/ search-specialties/sleep-center 6 (c) N/A (d) Daytime testing for narcolepsy, CPAP/BiPAP, sleep desensitization, sleep apnea, sleep hypoventilation, sleep hypoxemia, sleep-related movement disorders, complex ETCO2 and TCCO2 monitoring, inpatient and pediatric/neonatal ICU monitoring Pediatric polysomnography laboratory (sleep lab) with 11 beds Jay Kenkare Alexis Rivera 2005 3 Sleep Disorder Center Wethersfield (e) 1260 Silas Deane Highway, Suite 101 Wethersfield, CT 06109 860-545-5080; hartfordhospital.org/services/sleep- disorders 5 3 (f) Polysomnogram, multiple sleep latency testing and home sleep testing (g) Sensors to monitor air flow, eye and brain activity, breathing patterns and oxygen levels in the blood; bed, television, private bathroom with shower and chair Natalya Thorevska Medical director 2012 (h) 4 Sleep Disorder Center Bloomfield (e) 533 Cottage Grove Road Bloomfield, CT 06002 860-545-5080; hartfordhospital.org/services/sleep- disorders 5 3 (f) Polysomnogram, multiple sleep latency testing and home sleep testing (g) Sensors to monitor air flow, eye and brain activity, breathing patterns and oxygen levels in the blood; bed, television, private bathroom with shower and chair Natalya Thorevska Medical director 2009 (h) 5 ProHealth Sleep Center, a service of ProHealth Physicians (i) 399 Farmington Ave., Suite 270 Farmington, CT 06032 860-507-0602; ProHealthMD.com/SleepCenter 3 (j) 8 Diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea, narcolepsy, insomnia, periodic limb movement disorder and parasomnia (night terrors) Sleep studies performed at Wallingford and West Hartford sleep labs James O'Brien Rocco Urso Medical director Director 2009 6 Connecticut Sleep Lab One Lake St., Suite 305 New Britain, CT 06052 860-770-6748; ctsleeplab.com 3 7 Diagnostic, therapeutic, home and maintenance-of-wakefulness testing; interpretation of test results, consultation and follow-up Compumedics for in-lab studies and SleepMed ARES for home studies Michael Genovesi Lab director 2005 7 Hospital of Central Connecticut Sleep Disorders Center - New Britain (e) 100 Grand St. New Britain, CT 06050 860-224-5011; thocc.org/services/sleep-disorders 3 6 Polysomnogram, multiple sleep latency testing and home sleep testing (g) Sensors to monitor air flow, eye and brain activity, breathing patterns and oxygen levels in the blood; bed, television, private bathroom with shower and chair Marc Kawalick Medical director 1989 8 Johnson Memorial Sleep Disorders Center (a) 151 Harzard Ave. Enfield, CT 06082 860-684-4251; www.jmmc.com 3 3 Sleep lab testing, fully-equipped showers and changing areas and home sleep tests Four private rooms featuring "Sleep-By-Number" adjustable beds, CPAP machine Asher Qureshi 1993 9 Hospital of Central Connecticut Sleep Disorders Center - Southington (e) 1131 West St., Building 1 Southington, CT 06489 860-224-5538; thocc.org/services/sleep-disorders 3 N/A (k) Polysomnogram, multiple sleep latency testing and home sleep testing (g) Sensors to monitor air flow, eye and brain activity, breathing patterns and oxygen levels in the blood; bed, television, private bathroom with shower and chair Marc Kawalick Medical director 2011 10 Windham Hospital's Center for Sleep Medicine (e) 112 Mansfield Ave. Willimantic, CT 06226 860-456-6994; windhamhospital.org 2 (l) 4 (k) Polysomnogram, multiple sleep latency testing and home sleep testing (g) Sensors to monitor air flow, eye and brain activity, breathing patterns and oxygen levels in the blood; bed, television, private bathroom with shower and chair Robert Bundy Medical director 1992 11 Sleep Medicine Associates 112 Spencer St. Manchester, CT 06040 2 N/A (m) Consultation and follow up for all sleep disorders including pediatric CPAP room with machines, various masks and equipment Richard Shoup 2007

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