Her practice treats a wide range of musculoskeletal concerns, including headaches and pain affecting the back, neck, knees, shoulders, and hands, as well as arthritis, carpal tunnel issues, and disc-related problems. She also works extensively with tendonitis, repetitive stress disorders, and other injuries that arise from high-level performance or repetitive activity. That focus extends naturally to athletes and highly active patients, including marathon runners, dancers, and others whose work or training places ongoing demands on the body.

Rosenthal’s patient community reflects that specialization. She sees a varied Manhattan clientele that includes world-renowned musicians, dancers, choreographers, and writers, along with runners and other athletes. The throughline is a practice attuned to the needs of people whose craft, profession, or sport depends on physical precision and sustained performance.

In addition to clinical practice, Rosenthal is an author, educator, and media spokesperson for the American Osteopathic Association. Those roles reinforce a professional identity rooted not only in treatment, but in communication and advocacy around osteopathic medicine. The overall character of the practice is thoughtful, individualized, and performance-aware, with care shaped around both immediate pain relief and the broader goal of helping patients move and work with greater ease.