Juliana (Jules) graduated with a Bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in Clinical Health Studies in 2017 and received her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy (DPT) in 2019 from Ithaca College. While receiving her Doctoral degree she was a recipient of the “Graduate Professional Excellence” Award. Upon completion of her degree, she became a published author in the Journal of Prosthetics and Orthotics with a research study titled “Rehabilitation Program Using Short Prostheses after Bilateral Transfemoral Amputation: A Case Report”.

Jules has experience working in-home care, outpatient orthopedics, and inpatient rehabilitation. She is also an LSVT BIG Certified Clinician which is an effective physical therapy treatment for patient’s with Parkinson Disease. Her clinical interests include a variety of general outpatient diagnosis, cervical spine conditions, geriatric rehabilitation, vestibular rehabilitation, and neurological-based conditions. She takes pride in treating the whole patient and working through the psychological challenges of pain, injury, and healing. 

When not in the clinic, Jules enjoys walking her dog (Kebo), working out especially on her Peloton, and traveling with her boyfriend.  She looks forward to working with you and helping you get back to the pain-free movement of all kinds! 

Dr. Lalaine Leano earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy at Emilio Aguinaldo College in Manila, Philippines and completed her transitional DPT degree from Utica College in New York. She has over 20 years of experience working in a variety of clinical settings specializing in the areas of neurological, orthopedic and post-operative cases. She provides patient-specific programs by using manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercises and neuromuscular training. She has extensive knowledge and experience helping patients relieve their pain, improving mobility and restoring function.

Dr. Leano continues to refine her clinical skills by attending workshops, educational seminars and learning from each patient’s unique road to recovery. She believes that patient education is important. One should have a good understanding of his/her condition and establishing teamwork between the patient and therapist is vital to a person’s long-term well-being.

During her days off, she enjoys spending time with her family, traveling and exploring new restaurants and breweries.