Cynthia Principato

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Twin Boro Physical Therapy is proud to provide visitors and residents of Bridgewater with access to the best evidence-based physical therapy & certified hand therapy care in New Jersey. The Township of Bridgewater covers 33 square miles and is home to 45,000 residents. Bridgewater Township is located in the center of Somerset County, bordering 11 other municipalities. Bridgewater boasts a variety of parks, recreation and shopping opportunities, excellent schools, a minor league ballpark. Twin Boro Physical Therapy, voted best physical therapy practice by mycentralnj.com, is a New Jersey institution, with 42 years of experience helping patients live life to the fullest.

Meet Your Director Matthew Lannin, PT, DPT:
When not treating patients, Matthew enjoys spending time outside, including running, biking, skiing, and golfing, and loves going to the beach with his wife, two daughters, and dog whenever possible. Matthew Lannin was drawn to his future career path after undergoing Tommy John surgery for an elbow injury he suffered while pitching at Rutgers University. He underwent physical therapy for several months afterward to rehabilitate his elbow, and it was during his recovery that he developed a passion for the profession. Matthew received a Bachelor of Science in exercise science and sports studies from Rutgers University in 2003 and a Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in 2006. While at UMDNJ, he earned an Excellence in Academics Award and Excellence in Research Award. Matthew began his career as a staff physical therapist at Twin Boro Physical Therapy’s Westwood location in 2006, then became the clinic director of the Piscataway location one year later and remained at that position until 2013. He subsequently spent 8.5 years as a clinical director for US Physical Therapy (USPH) at their Hackettstown clinic before returning to Twin Boro to serve as the clinic director at our Bridgewater practice. throughout his career, Matthew has taken multiple courses through Great Lakes Seminars, including courses on the manual therapy approach to evaluating the shoulder complex and the foot and ankle complex, as well as finding dysfunction in the upper extremity. He has also taken courses on strengthening core stability and manual therapy from Summit Medical Education, the Mulligan Concept from Northeast Seminars, and kinesiotaping (KT1-2 and KT3) from Rehab Education.