Amazing! Emphasis in the patient!…read moreCustomer service is their priority! Great customer service!

Top quality care and facilities! Great attention to detail and therapists who actually care.read more

The therapist was so caring and thoughtful. I would recommend this place to anyone wanting This…read moretype of therapy.

I can't say enough good things about my OT, Molly. She made time to see me when she didn't have to,…read morejust to accommodate my busy schedule when my hand was in agony. She saved me from an overeager OT in another (unrelated) rehab facility who caused me a lot of unnecessary pain. I was scared and in pain when I came to her but Molly was confident that she could help me, and she did. She is knowledgeable, friendly but not overly talkative (this is a plus!), responsive, and very, very good at her job. I have to have the same procedure on the other hand and I will go straight to her for my aftercare and OT even though Wellesley is a considerable commute for me. She is the best. Thank you, Rebound! Thank you, Molly!

I went in at the recommendation of my doctor. They focused their attention on my knees. They…read moregave me a variety of exercises to strengthen and stretch the muscles in my legs. I went a couple times a week for a couple of months. I was looking for some additional exercisers for my knees. Advanced Sports Therapy is conveniently located right off the highway. If I ever need any physical therapy, I would return.

I have recently switched PT's (90 days post op) after a total knee replacement by the urging of my…read moretrusted doctor and quite pleased that I did. I have steadily progressed under Matt's care gaining 30 degrees ROM in a month - eliminating any need for a MUA. Matt is experienced, highly skilled, honest, and wants as positive an outcome as his patients do. He listens, understands patients goals and is hands on with corrective adjustments while explaining what to expect every step of the way. From my first meeting I knew I could trust Matt with my health in this critical phase of rehab. The staff is kind, friendly, and supportive.

I have been using their Norwood office twice a week for over a year due to multiple chronic muscle…read more& nerve issues. I've been seen by Physical Therapist Amanda and her assistant Cam the entire time. Amanda does an amazing job of compassionate listening, analyzing and then addressing my pain. My situation is complicated and I've watched Amanda "peel the onion" of my issues. I could not be happier with the personalized service I've received. For those considering PT I suggest having a consistent schedule and scheduling ahead to get the same person as well as knowing that "you" will need to do your part through daily strengthening as assigned.

Needed PT for a sports injury and was referred to this location in Norwood. Physical Therapist…read moreappointments are always with different people, and they usually are double booked so had assistant help out. This makes it hard to build a relationship or get a personalized program.The sessions are very generic without customizations and not the right fit for me. Staff is nice and it's good for those who need rehab to get back to normal life- just not sports rehab and athletes. I would go to Boston Physical Therapy & Wellness for that.

My time at Needham Physical Therapy has been excellent. The PT is patient with me and helps me…read moreunderstand my injury. I have lots of questions and they are answered nicely.

Working with Needham Physical Therapy, I effectively resolved the problems from my neck injury,…read moreand also received/achieved a quantum leap in daily ongoing BODY AWARENESS. PT team care was very patient-centered, and taught me how to balance my sympathetic (contraction/flexor/adrenergic) and parasympathetic (extensor/release/relaxation/calming) muscle groups. This new awareness reduced a lot of daily tension, and freed me up to move forward better in my life with less stress, less tension building up in my neck, and less risk for further injury. - PRF

After spinal cord surgery I came here for my PT. The knowledge that they have made me feel…read morecomfortable. The professionalism that everyone from the receptionist to the lead therapist showed was amazing. They were caring and supportive with all my needs and I totally recommend them. When I was having pain in my shoulder one of the therapist examined me and explained what was wrong. When I went to my surgeon and told him what he said, the doctor told me he was spot on. I have complete confidence in everyone here.

I've been fortunate to work with Furnace Brook PT and receive treatment for two conditions (knee…read morereplacement and rotator cuff surgery) over the past year. The practitioners here are exceptionally trained and qualified, with most, if not all, having advanced degrees in Physical Therapy and extensive practical hands-on experience. Samantha ("Sammy") Rondeau, DPT, led my first series of PT sessions for right knee replacement. This was personally challenging as I'd never experienced a surgery or recovery like this one. Sammy outlined, explained, and led 3-times a week sessions to restore movement and full use of my right leg. This included home exercises (I continue to use as part of my home workouts.) Sammy is also leading my rotator cuff PT (which I started this week.) A comprehensive assessment coupled with MD recommendations precedes physical therapy here. Everyone here is very client-focused. Lots of off-street parking and a comfortable waiting room. The staff are all upbeat and eager to guide the rest of us to improved health. There are many PT clinics in the immediate area, but I am very fortunate to work with this one.

I was excited to try and schedule a session at this location because of heard some good things…read more Unfortunately I called today, not sure if it's because it's almost holiday, the lady who answered the phone sounded impatient to answer my questions. She actually sighed. Not a good sign. I will look elsewhere.

Amazing place for PT. Very clean - friendly and professional. I love that they focus on the whole…read morebody and getting you back into shape after a surgery - not just focusing on one part of you. Great atmosphere - never crazy crowded. Just the perfect amount of friendly support and therapy. I highly recommend Train Boston for knee recovery after replacement.

Got referred here by my surgeon after ACL surgery. The gym itself is clean and comfy. The general…read morelow-down is as follows: -Terry, the general manager, is friendly, outgoing, and around to take care of things as necessary. -The front desk folks have been cranky and ill tempered once or twice, but I guess that's life. -More importantly, the PTs I work with, Jeff and his minion Mary Kate, are doing awesome by me. A little history: I worked with a PT only once before. There was a misdiagnosis that wasn't the PT's fault, but nonetheless, the frustration of an injury that didn't heal left me a bit wary of PTs in general. You *have* to do PT after ACL surgery, so I stuffed my wariness into a little box in my closet, and, buoyed by my surgeon's confidence in Train Boston and a friend/mentor's confidence in Jeff's work, I signed up for PT. Confidence restored. Jeff and Mary Kate explain everything, answer all my questions patiently (and probably repeatedly), and keep me from doing stupid things without getting tetchy about the fact that I do stupid things once in a while. They're doing an admirable job working with me to get back to BJJ and Judo. This has included acting as demonstration dummies (which is like volunteering to be a jungle gym for a monkey on meth) and getting feedback from me regarding things to focus on. I like the emphasis on communication and the chance to contribute to my rehab plan, instead of orders handed down from on high. Everybody seems to have their own rendition of "PT sucks." Even my PT friends joke that the acronym stands for "pain and torture." Frankly, my PT sessions have been notable for the absence of pain and torture. Yes, I sweat. And yes, occasionally I'll get overzealous doing my at-home exercises and show up for PT with a limp, a whine, and a silent fear that I've ruined everything and I might as well cut it all off and get a wooden peg installed instead. But the crying and swearing that everyone promised would be in the offing? Not thus far.