Diagnostics Ultrasound


Physical Therapy & Acupuncture located in New York, NY

Diagnostics Ultrasound


Physical Therapy & Acupuncture

located in New York, NY

Diagnostics Ultrasound services offered in New York, NY

If you’ve been experiencing lingering joint or muscle pain, the first thing you want to know is what’s causing it. At Manhattan Physical Therapy in Midtown Manhattan, skilled physical therapist Tiffany Zarcone, PT, DPT, and her team utilize this quick and safe technology to diagnose issues in athletes or anyone who needs accurate answers for targeted treatments. For more information, call the office in New York City or use online booking today.

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Diagnostics Ultrasound services offered in New York, NY

If you’ve been experiencing lingering joint or muscle pain, the first thing you want to know is what’s causing it. At Manhattan Physical Therapy in Midtown Manhattan, skilled physical therapist Tiffany Zarcone, PT, DPT, and her team utilize this quick and safe technology to diagnose issues in athletes or anyone who needs accurate answers for targeted treatments. For more information, call the office in New York City or use online booking today.

Diagnostic Ultrasound FAQ's

What is diagnostic ultrasound?

Diagnostic ultrasound (musculoskeletal ultrasound) uses high‑frequency sound waves to create real‑time images of muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, and nerves. At Manhattan Physical Therapy in Midtown Manhattan, it helps pinpoint the source of pain and guides targeted, noninvasive treatment.

Do I need a diagnostic ultrasound for my nagging pain?

You might. Ultrasound is helpful for lingering or activity‑related pain, swelling, weakness, or reduced performance—especially in active adults and athletes. It gives fast, accurate answers without radiation so your provider can tailor care right away.

What conditions can diagnostic ultrasound detect?

Common findings include:

  • Rotator cuff tears

  • Tendonitis and bursitis

  • Joint effusions and impingement

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome and nerve entrapments

  • Ruptured or partially torn tendons

  • Masses such as cysts or tumors

What should I expect during the ultrasound?

You’ll sit or lie comfortably while a small transducer glides over gel on your skin. Your provider may ask you to move the area so they can watch tissues in motion. Most studies take 30–60 minutes, and some are even quicker.

Is diagnostic ultrasound safe?

Yes. It’s noninvasive, radiation‑free, and low risk, making it suitable for most people.

Ready for answers? Call (212) 213-3480, Manhattan Physical Therapy in Midtown Manhattan or book online to schedule your diagnostic ultrasound and get a targeted treatment plan.


Manhattan Physical Therapy

✆ Phone (appointments):
(212) 213-3480

Address: 385 5th Ave, Suite 503, New York, NY 10016