Maegen has helped me through a number of nagging body issues, and now I just keep her bookings page linked on the home screen of my phone so I can book whenever I'm noticing something about to become a problem.
As a forty-something probably-too-sedentary female body owner, it's great that I can talk to Maegen about anything body related. Her office was where I first learned that my knee, hip, and back pain would actually improve if I rolled out my IT band more. I learned that one of the best predictors of falls as people get older is challenges with balance, so we included some exercises for strength and balance to help distribute weight better during movement.
My son was also having challenges with pain and fatigue while walking. She worked with him, chatting about Minecraft or whatever he was interested in talking about, and gave us some exercises that are easy for him to do. I haven't heard any more complaints.
I also learned that PT in Massachusetts doesn't need a referral, so while her practice doesn't process insurance claims with your insurance company, her documentation is great, and I have had every single claim to my policy that covers out-of-network providers approved on the first try (YMMV based on your insurance). So while I love my PCP, if it's anything remotely muscle or movement related, I just go straight to Maegen.
Maegan offers a number of methods, including massage, dry needling, traditional PT, and whatever muscle-whisperer magic she does in between. It's all very easy but works so well. Maegen is super motivating, and Union Square PT is a treasure of Union Square. read more