Credentials and Service Scope
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The short answer
Public records support specific role observations for two physical therapists, two massage therapists, and one breathwork instructor associated with Recovery Mode. They do not yet confirm every current registration, business relationship, or service assignment. Acupuncture, IV, and oxygen responsibility remains unverified, so all assignment and scope questions on this page remain inquiry-only until confirmed.
The decision this page helps you make
Credentials are most useful when they answer a precise question: who is responsible for a service, what role is supported, and what still needs verification. Professional records associate Keith Lee and Vivian Huang with physical therapist roles, Emmanuel Tenf and Monica Duran with massage therapist roles, and Michael Rodriguez with a Wim Hof Method Fundamentals Instructor listing. Those observations have dated boundaries. They are not a substitute for checking current registration, disciplinary status where relevant, active relationship, preferred professional styling, and the assignment attached to an actual appointment. No qualified acupuncture provider, IV prescriber or administrator, or oxygen oversight professional was verified. Until the complete mapping is approved, use this material only to frame an inquiry.
What matters before you choose
Physical therapy credentials
Public NPI and related records associate Keith Lee and Vivian Huang with physical therapist roles, and the supporting research includes observed New York license identifiers. Before booking, confirm current registration status, preferred titles, active relationship, and which services each person actually provides. A physical therapist credential does not automatically establish responsibility for every recovery, wellness, or medical category shown elsewhere on the site or for the specific appointment you are considering.
Massage therapy credentials
Public professional records associate Emmanuel Tenf and Monica Duran with massage therapist roles, including observed New York license identifiers. That distinction matters because a massage therapist is not a physical therapist. Current registration and exact appointment assignments still require direct verification. When choosing massage, ask who will provide the session, what role they hold, and whether the booking description accurately reflects the hands-on service offered.
Breathwork credential
Michael Rodriguez appears in the Wim Hof Method instructor directory as a Fundamentals Instructor. That directory observation supports a limited instructor-role statement only. It does not confirm Recovery Mode's current breathwork protocol, his active relationship with the business, consent language, screening, or responsibility for a specific session. Breathwork remains non-treatment oriented, preserves your opt-out choice, and directs individual health questions to an appropriate qualified professional.
Acupuncture provider gap
The provider record remains incomplete for acupuncture, IV, and oxygen-related services. No current acupuncturist, IV prescriber or administrator, or oxygen clinician and oversight model has been verified for these listings. Those gaps are material, not administrative details. Do not book from this page. Contact Recovery Mode to request the responsible provider's name, current credential, role, supervising relationship where applicable, protocol ownership, and approved booking path.
IV and oxygen oversight gaps
Nothing here diagnoses a condition, recommends a medical service, or clears you to participate. Website education can describe public roles and help you ask questions, but scope depends on the professional, the service, applicable law, and the actual circumstances. If you need diagnosis, treatment, medical clearance, or help with concerning symptoms, contact an appropriate licensed healthcare professional. Use emergency services for urgent or life-threatening concerns.
A practical way to use this information
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For Credentials and Service Scope, choose the pathway that matches the immediate task: understand the studio, compare options, plan a visit, review a policy, or contact the team.
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Follow the named service, goal, audience, learning, or business path instead of relying on a broad promise.
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Check live operating details in the booking or contact source whenever price, time, availability, access, or provider assignment matters.
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Read the relevant safety, credential, and policy information before sharing personal information or completing a reservation.
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Use the contact route for unresolved operating questions and an appropriate professional for legal, privacy, or medical questions outside the site's scope.
Fit, limits, and when to choose another path
A recovery studio is not emergency or diagnostic care. New, severe, worsening, or unexplained symptoms should be assessed by an appropriate health professional before a wellness booking. A website cannot diagnose a condition, clear someone for a service, or replace emergency or clinical care. New, severe, worsening, or unexplained symptoms, fainting, breathing difficulty, chest symptoms, major swelling, loss of function, or other urgent concerns should be routed to appropriate medical care instead of a recovery booking. For Credentials and Service Scope, follow the current service-specific screening and stop guidance rather than relying on general information alone.
Where this fits in the Recovery Mode system
Return to About Recovery Mode NYC for the complete topic map.
Continue with Reviews and Recovery Stories, Inside Recovery Mode Astoria, or Meet the Recovery Mode Team when that decision is closer to your situation.
For the service or selection path, review Choose Your Recovery.
For Credentials and Service Scope, the right choice can change with the day. Compare the current experience, level of guidance, time, preparation, and what you intend to do next. Use the live booking or contact source for changing details, and do not treat general information as personal medical clearance.
Frequently asked questions
Public records support physical therapist roles for Keith Lee and Vivian Huang, massage therapist roles for Emmanuel Tenf and Monica Duran, and a Wim Hof Method Fundamentals Instructor listing for Michael Rodriguez. Each record still requires a current check before you rely on it for a service decision.
The records were observed on a specific date and are not presented as permanently current. Verify registration and any other material status through the appropriate primary source before referral or booking. A past observation cannot establish today's assignment, current business relationship, or responsibility for a particular appointment.
Exact service assignments are not confirmed. A supported professional role does not show which person provides, supervises, or owns the protocol for every appointment. Ask Recovery Mode to identify the responsible provider and relevant scope for your specific service before you book.
Current acupuncture, IV, and oxygen provider or oversight assignments remain unconfirmed. Breathwork protocol and assignment also require confirmation. These gaps keep every related action inquiry-only until the responsible clinical and business owners approve a complete, source-backed mapping.
No. Recovery Mode's website provides general information about services, roles, and decision pathways. It does not diagnose conditions, issue medical clearance, or replace advice from an appropriate licensed professional. Urgent or life-threatening concerns require emergency services, not a website inquiry.
Next step
For Credentials and Service Scope, confirm the current service details, responsible provider, screening, and personal-fit questions before reserving. Use Book Your Recovery Session for an operational question, and use an appropriate health professional for medical clearance or symptoms that need evaluation.
Ask before you book
Ask the studio directly, and speak with a qualified clinician about whether this suits you.
Sources and review basis
- Provider Credential(opens in a new tab)
Public Professional Record. Supports: Public NPI and professional-directory records corroborate Keith Lee's physical therapist role. Current New York registration and exact service assignments require primary-source verification before publication.
- Provider Credential(opens in a new tab)
Public Professional Record. Supports: Public NPI and professional-directory records corroborate Vivian Huang's physical therapist role. Current New York registration and exact service assignments require primary-source verification before publication.
- Provider Credential(opens in a new tab)
Public Professional Record. Supports: Public NPI and professional-directory records corroborate Emmanuel Tenf's massage therapist role. Current New York registration and exact service assignments require primary-source verification before publication.
- Provider Credential(opens in a new tab)
Public Professional Record. Supports: Public NPI and professional-directory records corroborate Monica Duran's massage therapist role. Current New York registration and exact service assignments require primary-source verification before publication.
- Provider Credential(opens in a new tab)
Credential Issuer Directory. Supports: A public Wim Hof Method directory record lists Michael Rodriguez as a Fundamentals Instructor. Current standing, the Recovery Mode relationship, session protocol, consent, and service assignment require reconfirmation.
- Legal Entity And Service Boundary(opens in a new tab)
First Party Legal. Supports: Current terms identify Portable Physical Therapy P.C. doing business as Recovery Mode and state that website content is not diagnosis or emergency care. Limits: Terms need counsel review against actual service entities and booking flow.
- Recovery Mode NYC home page(opens in a new tab)
Recovery Mode. Supports: Current service taxonomy, Astoria address, testimonials, and booking path.
- Recovery Mode booking page(opens in a new tab)
Recovery Mode. Supports: Day pass, service, membership, package, and Acuity booking taxonomy.
- Massage Therapy: What You Need To Know(opens in a new tab)
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Supports: Evidence limits, safety considerations, and questions to ask a massage practitioner.
- Cold water immersion risks(opens in a new tab)
American Heart Association. Supports: Cold shock, breathing, blood pressure, heart strain, and gradual acclimation cautions.