Martin Canavan, PT, MHS

Owner, Achieve Physical Therapy

Martin Canavan established Achieve Physical Therapy in 2003 to provide the local community with high-quality, patient-centered care in a supportive, family-like private practice setting. Over two decades later, he remains dedicated to preserving those core values while navigating the evolving healthcare environment. As a private practice owner, Martin prioritizes personalized attention, strong patient advocacy, and the use of up-to-date, evidence-based treatment methods to deliver efficient and cost-effective care

Education

• Master of Health Science in Physical Therapy – University of Indianapolis
• Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy – Daemen College

Professional Leadership & Community Involvement

• Member, Advisory Committee for the Onondaga Community College PTA Program

Professional Philosophy

• Martin believes that true healthcare begins with getting to know every patient individually and actively advocating for their needs. He is committed to providing compassionate, high-quality care through evidence-based practices, ensuring every patient receives personal attention in a warm, family-centered environment rooted in community support.

Caitlin Corrice, DPT

Certified in Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment (Cert. MDT)

About

Originally from Liverpool, NY, Caitlin earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from SUNY Geneseo before relocating to Burlington to complete her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at The University of Vermont. Following graduation, she pursued advanced certification in Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment (MDT), specializing in targeted assessment and relief for complex joint pain across the spine and extremities.

Clinical Focus & Expertise

• Low back pain and spinal dysfunction
• Targeted strength recovery and weakness management
• Balance training and fall prevention
• Evidence-based orthopedic care

Patient Philosophy

Caitlin is passionate about helping patients get back to the activities that bring them joy—whether that means hiking, running, swimming, or playing sports. Happy to be back home in Central New York, she is dedicated to providing high-quality, evidence-based care to the Syracuse community.