Levity PT and Bodyworks

Jennifer Spitz PT, CN, IMTC Jen graduated from the Northeastern University Physical Therapy program in 1996. Her initial passion for athletes (competitive swimming and collegiate rowing) expanded into a more holistic approach after her own injuries and medical issues guided her learning and practice in a different direction. In 1999 she pursued a training certification program with Sharon Weiselfish Giametteo called Integrative Manual Therapy. This comprehensive program includes: myofascial release, muscle energy technique, visceral or organ release, cranial sacral and somatic release techniques. She worked directly with her mentor for immersion level understanding in multiple centers in the US for more than 10 years. During this learning pursuit, in 2002 she was introduced to the GYROTONIC® exercise method. Muscle re education or therapeutic exercise is primarily done with this method. She has completed level one and level two tower work. GYROTONIC® is a registered trademark of Gyrotonic Sales Corp and is used with their permission. Additional experience includes three years working under the leadership of the International expert urologist Jerome Weiss, MD at the Pacific Center for Pelvic Pain. Here she gained experience in the complex issues of male and female pelvic floor conditions. Till Cremer, MT Till has been working with Jen for 3 years and has become a certified massage therapist and has placed his personal focus into the osteopathic methods utilized in Integrative Manual Therapy. He is a bodyworker with a LMT certification from Bancroft School of Massage in Worcester, MA. With a background as a PhD chemist, Till brings a unique blend of scientific knowledge and a deep passion for understanding the human body into his practice. His own journey of healing from health issues and his experience as an athlete have fueled his interest in physiology, movement and biomechanics, leading him to pursue training as a massage therapist and bodyworker. Do I take insurance? no. why? I give you everything you need to bill your own insurance for reimbursement for whatever you have for an out of network benefit. HSA cards works as well. If I play the insurance game, I spend a lot of time on the phone, which takes away from my time doing what I do best and gets added to my cost to run my practice, so to you. Prior to coming please check your own plan (call the number on the back of your insurance card, so you know what to expect for any reimbursement. It is possible that you will need a referral from your MD. Call and ask your plan. I do not need a prescription or a referral to see you, but you may need one for your insurance reimbursement hoops to jump.