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Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. · Friday: 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. · East Providence and Lincoln hours are on the Offices page.Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.About an hourLicensed in RI(401) 555-0102

Titles, spelled out

The clinicians who lead our programs

Fifteen physical therapists and assistants treat at our three offices. These six lead our programs. Each title below is spelled out, and each board certification is named with the board that awards it.

  • Anastasia Kuznetsov, physical therapist, standing with her arms crossed in blue scrubs

    Anastasia Kuznetsov

    Physical Therapist · Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy (ABPTS)

    • Physical Therapist · RI Lic. 000000

    Anastasia directs our stroke program and treats at the Warwick office. She is the clinician most of our referring physicians call first.

  • Ronnie Witherspoon, physical therapist, standing in a sunlit clinic hallway in a grey quarter-zip

    Ronnie Witherspoon

    Physical Therapist · Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy (ABPTS)

    • Physical Therapist · RI Lic. 000000

    Ronnie leads our multiple sclerosis program from the East Providence office and works closely with people's neurologists.

  • Pascual Delacruz, physical therapist, standing in a teal polo in a clinic gym with parallel bars

    Pascual Delacruz

    Physical Therapist

    • Physical Therapist · RI Lic. 000000

    Pascual treats at the Lincoln office and works on walking and stairs with people after a stroke.

  • Manjit Jayasuriya, physical therapist, in a navy polo coaching a patient with a green resistance band

    Manjit Jayasuriya

    Physical Therapist · Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Geriatric Physical Therapy (ABPTS)

    • Physical Therapist · RI Lic. 000000

    Manjit leads our balance program from the Warwick office and teaches family members how to help at home.

  • Faduma Osman, physical therapist, standing in a maroon polo in a clinic gym

    Faduma Osman

    Physical Therapist · Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy (ABPTS)

    • Physical Therapist · RI Lic. 000000

    Faduma treats adults after a stroke in East Providence and leads our arm and hand work.

  • Gabby Rice, physical therapist assistant, in a white coat holding a roll of tape

    Gabby Rice

    Physical Therapist Assistant

    • Physical Therapist Assistant · RI Lic. 000000

    Gabby works with a physical therapist's plan at the Warwick and East Providence offices, and helps you practice what your therapist set.

Credentials

What the letters mean

A license says a clinician may practice in Rhode Island. A board certification says more training and an examination in one area. We spell out each so you can compare them.

  • State license

    • Anastasia Kuznetsov, Physical Therapist

      RI Lic. 000000 · Rhode Island Board of Physical Therapy

      Licensed to practice physical therapy in Rhode Island

    • Ronnie Witherspoon, Physical Therapist

      RI Lic. 000000 · Rhode Island Board of Physical Therapy

      Licensed to practice physical therapy in Rhode Island

    • Pascual Delacruz, Physical Therapist

      RI Lic. 000000 · Rhode Island Board of Physical Therapy

      Licensed to practice physical therapy in Rhode Island

    • Manjit Jayasuriya, Physical Therapist

      RI Lic. 000000 · Rhode Island Board of Physical Therapy

      Licensed to practice physical therapy in Rhode Island

    • Faduma Osman, Physical Therapist

      RI Lic. 000000 · Rhode Island Board of Physical Therapy

      Licensed to practice physical therapy in Rhode Island

    • Gabby Rice, Physical Therapist Assistant

      RI Lic. 000000 · Rhode Island Board of Physical Therapy

      Licensed in Rhode Island as a physical therapist assistant, working under a physical therapist's direction

  • Board certification

    • NCS

      Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy, a title awarded by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties (ABPTS) after documented clinical practice and a written examination.

    • GCS

      Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Geriatric Physical Therapy, a title awarded by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties (ABPTS) after documented clinical practice and a written examination.

  • Physical therapist assistant

    • About an hour

    • Licensed in RI

Want to be treated by one of them?

Tell us when you call which program you are interested in.