Was here for physical and occupational therapy . Everyone was caring about how I was being helped…read morein my recovery. The nurses were considerate of my pain and treatment . The Nursing Aids were careful and very considerate of all of my needs . My 10 week stay was very pleasant. Will miss all who cared fo me . Ms Seymore and Mr Green were helpful with getting me the full care I needed . Thank you so much to all of you .

My mother had a stroke and went through intensive rehabilitation at Spaulding in Charlestown, MA…read more After insurance rejected continued coverage at Spaulding, I had only one day to find a place she could receive step down care for the remainder of her rehabilitation before going back to independent living in a senior community. Sachem had high ratings on paper, so we chose it without checking it out first. Big mistake. The day she transferred in, I went to check the place out, only to be greeted by a strong sewage smell at the front door. I was too late, she was already in a double room. Within 4 days, I saw a significant decline in all of the progress my mother had made. Her speech started to become unclear again and she was confined to a wheel chair or bed. I asked the head nurse what steps I would need to take to transfer her to another, better step down facility. That's the only time things started to change. I met with the coordinators of social services, physical and occupational therapy, and nursing to discuss a plan. In the meantime, some of my mothers belongs went missing. They moved her to a private room and she ended up staying for the rest of the approved time at Sachem, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I had to argue that I simply wanted my mother treated with the same courtesy and care they would give their OWN mothers. Apparently, they don't care about their own moms, because little changed. If there was anything good from the experience, it would be that it helped my mother start to process her fear of additional strokes, because she wanted out of Sachem so badly.

Whitman Physical Therapy 15 South Avenue…read moreWhitman 02382 781-447-3060 781-447-0960-FAX A+ R-E-V-I-E-W Owners Christine San Antonio and Julia Wyper are cousins who grew up in a tight-knit family. Both followed the same career path and, although they began professional careers across the country in California and Texas, they brought combined experience, training and skills back to Massachusetts. In 2004, an out-patient practice was established with a focus on providing one-on-one patient care that has become a hallmark of their specialized services. Following years of dedicated practice, the physical therapists brought education, experience, skill and training to the forefront, derived from nearly every field of therapy including: * Home Health * In-Patient Acute Care * Out-Patient Therapy * Pediatrics * Rehabilitation * Skilled Nursing * Sports Injuries They are proud to now operate four physical therapy clinics: * Hingham 184 Lincoln Street * Hopkinton 34 Hayden Rowe Street - Suite 205 * South End 495 Columbus Avenue, Boston * Whitman 15 South Avenue Physicaltherapyma.com I began physical therapy treatment at Whitman Physical Therapy on June 4, 2026. Lumbar Spinal Stenosis caused 8/10 intermittent, right-sided glute pain whenever I walked a short distance. As the pain escalated, I would stop whatever I was doing and wait for the pain to dissipate. Continue Walking. 8/10 Pain. Stop. Wait for pain to ebb. I finally broke down and made an appointment with an orthopedic surgeon. I was hoping that I could point to where it hurt and Dr. Michael E. Ayers would inject cortisone into the affected area. Poof--no more pain. Not so easy. MRI revealed lots of issues with my lower back, including disc bulges. Nothing alarming to an orthopedic surgeon. Dr. Ayers ordered PT. When stepping into Whitman PT's interior, I was greeted by friendly receptionist/scheduler, Julie, whose bright smile and easy laugh represent an earnest and genuine welcome to all. Therapist Julia Wyper conducted the initial evaluation. I was immediately at ease. A comforting and easy rapport was instantly established. Julia showed a genuine interest not only in my medical issues, but also in my background. Who doesn't like to meet someone brand new and get to talk primarily about herself? Julia entrusted my personalized care to several young ladies, including Abbey, Grace and Maria. Abbey gets straight down to business. She guides one through the exercises with downright determination and precision that ensure speedy steps to recovery. Grace is a bit of an old, wise soul. She is more of a listener, interpreting and weighing the words that tumble from and intermingle between the individuals in the room. A quick grin and smile from Grace's delicate features indicate that she hears but will hold onto opinion until the time is right. Maria possesses an outward appreciation and enthusiasm for her professional goals. She aptly listens to the patient's woes that are soon diminished by the attention and specialized exercises that are implemented. Julia, Julie and the three young ladies shine with personality, making the experience delightful. Caring, dedicated, skillful and definitely in their rightful professional realm, these women treated me with dignity and respect not just as an elder, but more so as a broken bird. It started off easy - 10 repeats of each exercise, increased to 20 as sessions went along. Maria reminded me to lift with your legs, not your back. Good advice. I never gave even the merest of thought as to what educational and clinical requirements are needed in order to become a physical therapist: Bachelor's Degree followed by a full-time, three-year Doctor of Physical Therapy program. No small task. Many physical therapists hold a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree, a clinical doctorate requiring three to four years of postgraduate study. This degree includes advanced coursework in anatomy, biomechanics, pathology, pharmacology, physiology while preparing graduates to evaluate and treat a wide range of cardiopulmonary, musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. DPT holders technically are doctors in their field. Physical Therapists rank #7 in the U.S. News' list of Best Health Care Jobs (2025). Wisehealthtips.com Julia and her staff at Whitman PT deserve accolades, applause and appreciation for the high accomplishments that have been achieved by each one. People who devote their lives to helping others become better, healthier and stable, including doctors, nurses and physical therapists, are a remarkable and special breed, much cherished and respected. Early on these individuals are led by duty, inclination and purpose to devote professional careers to easing immobility, injuries, pain and stiffness that their patients endure, experience and suffer from. It takes Herculean effort and time to complete rigorous studies and training in order to obtain a Doctorate in Physical.

I was a patient in their previous office before they moved to Whitman. I cannot say enough about…read morethe staff. They are friendly and professional. I highly recommend!!!

I have been helped several times over the years at Ortho Sport. Most recently Rick worked with me…read morepost-surgery rehab for two knee replacements. He has an extensive background and service as an Army Medical Service Corps officer and leader, including several deployments. He utilizes that experience to determine appropriate PT protocols. His treatments and suggestions are patient specific, he is intelligent and animated, and he is practical. The pleasant and accommodating office staff enhances patient contacts and visits.

I have used Ortho Sport in West Bridgewater off and on over the past 7 years due to different…read moreinjuries. The staff has always treated me with respect and great care. I have been fortunate enough to work with Rick Bailey each time. He has a great way of making you feel comfortable, he has a great sense of humor, but at the same time he is making you work towards your goal. Even though I have had to work through pain in some of my visits, Rick has always had some great stories for me to keep my mind busy! It is nice when someone can do their job so well that the time flies by you don't even realize you are all done. I would recommend Ortho Sport to anyone looking for a physical therapist that is kind, knowledgeable, encourages you to reach your potential all the while having a few laughs along the way. Nina Sousa

Bay state physical therapy is the best Lisa is amazing. Kyle and Rachel are great endless not…read moreforget. Eric thank you so much everyone

From the owner: Bay State Physical Therapy in Abington, MA has been helping the community feel better and improve…read moretheir quality of life. Our facilities offer comprehensive care for orthopedic and neurological conditions. When you come to Bay State PT, our physical therapists are trained in a wide-range of exceptional evidenced based treatments to help you reach your maximum functional outcome, including joint mobilization, soft tissue mobilization, therapeutic exercises and activities, medical exercise training, home exercise programs, and much more.

Amazing care. Professional therapist and PTA's. Respectful. They will work around your schedule and…read moreor situation. I would recommend for PT.

I worked with Adam S. at Bay State in Belmont, MA, for a slipped disc impinging a nerve that sent…read moreradiating pain down my left leg. I started in severe pain, and I had a lot of fear and a little hopelessness about whether the pain could be healed. Adam met me with so much expertise and compassion, working with both my body and my fear in a steady professional highly effective way. The treatment he offered (traction) and the PT exercises he recommended were all spot on, and as I improved, he shifted the exercises and treatment accordingly--all to GREAT AVAIL. I cannot recommend him highly enough as a physical therapist. Also, the Belmont treatment center is clean, spacious, light-filled and stocked with all the necessary PT props and machines.

My physical therapist was great however, the company it self it horrible! The receptionist swiped…read moremy credit card twice when taking a payment for my copay in September. I asked if the second charge could go towards my next appointment she said no that they would refund me. That refund took until December to get and every time I called the receptionist said it should be in the mail soon. Well one day I called and was voicing my concerns about this and she wouldn't talk to me. I got the corporate number and gave them a call and again went through the check will be in the mail soon. I finally had to open a false charge with my credit card company and finally got my money. Now, I am receiving a bill for the same date of service. This company needs to get a new night receptionist and a new billing department! Will not use them again and will let others know dealing with company itself is not easy and frustrating.

I would highly recommend avoiding this place at all cost. It is tiny, cramped, stuffy with no…read moreprivacy whatsoever. Everything is conducted out in the open. Folks walk past you as they enter the adjoining gym. The actual equipment is second rate at best, very outdated. The staff while courteous seems to have no idea what they are doing. Guess work accurately describes their methodology. Micheal while personable lacks training and constantly checks his computer for assurance of the next step. Procedures appear to be fabricated haphazardly and overall training give the impression it was conducted either online or at a weekend seminar at best. If you are looking for professional service and a knowledgeable staff look elsewhere. Rehabilitation and therapy for the betterment and healing of a person is a serious endeavor. This facility gives the impression is merely wants a check from an insurance company. I would be happy to provide additional information and real life examples. Contact Dbonarr@gmail.com. This is how serious I am about avoiding this facility and I very rarely write reviews.

This is by far the best physical therapy experience I have ever had, and sadly , I've had many!!…read moreThe location could not be more convenient. The space itself is very intimate, you will never have more than one other person in while you are doing therapy -which I love, both for covid reasons and just for the personal attention. The owner, Yolanda, is amazing!! Truly caring and very knowledgeable. She can put her hands on my back and tell me where my pain is w/o my even explaining...and she's always spot on! The main therapist that works w Yolanda is Judy, and she is so professional and unbelievably versed in every aspect of PT. Her knowledge is expensive !!! For someone who has gone many, many times I didn't think I would learn anything knew, but Judy has certainly opened my eyes. She too is very hands on, being able to really tailor your therapy to give you the absolute best outcome. I def feel so fortunate to have found RPT!!

From the owner: Need physical therapy? You don’t have to go far to get it. Rockland Physical Therapy is located on…read more26 E. Water St, Rockland MA.

I previously went into this location after I seen a ad from a brochure that was giving to me after…read moreI got into a serious car accident that left me in a lot of pain, after a couple of treatments I noticed a big improvement and the pain level from my back and neck went down a significant amount. I tried other physical therapy locations at different companies but some turned out to seem like it either did nothing at all or made it worse. Save all your foot work,research and time and give this place a try. I've already recommended all my friends and family and I've heard nothing but positive feedback! Fyzical in Brockton A++

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