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Expert physical therapists, over 2,500 licensed outpatient therapists are ready to come to you., did you know, 100% of luna therapists are licensed board-certified physical therapists and on average have more than 10 years of experience..

Amanda Van Frank

Pt, dpt, ocs, atc, cscs.

Specializes in:

Geriatric, Orthopedics and Sport Medicine

Joshua Arellano

Geriatrics, Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, Sports Injuries, ACL Rehab, Spinal Rehab

Ortho and Sports Medicine, Pelvic Floor

Mika Toribara

Pt, dpt, cpc.

Sports Rehab, Movement Based Approach, Spinal Rehab, Health Coaching

Paul Nguyen

Pt, dpt, ocs.

Manual Therapy, Spine Care, Post Operative Rehab

Elaine Huddon

McKenzie Method of Spine Care, Post Operative Rehab

How it works

Match with a therapist and get started.

No doctor's visit or prescription required. Start your personal strengthening plan as soon as this week!

Get stronger every day at home

Your therapist will deliver PT in person, at your home or work, so getting care is safe and convenient.

Track your progress in the Luna app

In between sessions, your therapist can create an in-app exercise plan and answer any questions in the Luna app.

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Use insurance or pay a flat fee.

No matter how you pay for treatment, there’s no prescription required to start.

Commercial insurance

Same co-pay.

You’ll pay the same that you would pay to visit a clinic, not a penny more. We accept all major insurances and Medicare .

$0 per visit

Most Medicare plans with a secondary cover your entire cost. You’ll pay nothing to Luna.

$125 per visit

You won’t be charged until after your visit is completed.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I know if I really need PT?

Physical therapy can benefit a range of individuals, from those recovering from surgeries or injuries to those aiming to improve mobility or reduce pain. If you're experiencing physical discomfort, restricted movement, or seeking preventive care, a consultation with one of our Luna physical therapists can help determine if PT is right for you.

Is physical therapy covered by insurance?

Luna accepts many insurance plans and we handle the benefits verification process for you. With Luna, you always pay the same exact co-pay your insurance plan has for visiting a PT clinic. We accept all major insurances and Medicare. Instantly verify your benefits online or by phone - you’re likely covered!

Do I need a prescription from my doctor?

While a prescription can be helpful, it's not necessary to begin physical therapy. All of the states we serve allow direct access to PT without a doctor's prescription to start care. Once your direct access visit limit is reached, our Concierge team will coordinate with your primary care physician if you need a prescription for more visits.

When and where can I have my appointment?

Appointments for private physical therapy at home are available 7 days a week, from 6:30 am - 8:30 pm. We make it hassle-free to complete your full course of care by having your Luna therapist come to you. In general, our therapists treat patients at home. See our clinic comparison chart.

Can I see the same physical therapist every visit?

We strive to have a single therapist work with each patient for their entire course of care. Sometimes your scheduling priorities may require adjustments, but you’ll always know who is seeing you for your appointment in advance.

Why in-home PT is better

More convenience means our patients actually complete their care plans. See our clinic comparison chart.

1:1 personalized treatments

45-55 minutes of in-person care means faster recovery in fewer treatments.

Equipment comes to you

Your PT will bring a treatment table and a mobile kit. 90% of cases don't need heavy machines.

Safe and convenient care

Skip the clinic with no added fees. Covered by insurance and safely delivered to you on your schedule.

We accept all major insurances and Medicare. Luna is covered by:

To instantly verify benefits in 30 seconds or less

Commercial insurance / Self-pay rules

In California, Direct Access rules allow patients to be seen for physical therapy for up to 12 visits with no prescription. After 12 visits or 45 days (whichever is first), the Luna team will work with your doctor to obtain a prescription if more visits or time is needed.

Medicare rules

Medicare requires a signed plan of care for physical therapy. Your Luna therapist will create a plan of care during your first visit, and the Luna team will work with your doctor to get it approved. You will need a new plan of care established every 90 days or 10 visits whichever is sooner.

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Home Visits & Community

Our home-visit physiotherapy service allows patients to receive high-quality care in the comfort of their own homes. Our experienced physiotherapists will work with you to develop a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals. We offer a wide range of techniques and modalities to help you achieve optimal physical function and quality of life. Our home visit sessions are convenient and flexible and can be scheduled to fit your availability.

In addition to our home visit service, we also offer community physiotherapy sessions at various locations in the local area. These sessions are designed to provide accessible, convenient care for those who may have difficulty travelling to our clinic.

How we can help

Our team will carry out a very thorough assessment to establish your current mobility, function and activity – whatever level you are at. This may include looking at your balance, positioning, upper limb and lower limb strength, personal care, household tasks, leisure activities and vocation.

We can correspond with your GP, consultant or other health professional as required

We will be covering the following areas:  

Ramsden Health

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Our home visit service is available for individuals experiencing the following conditions:  

Stroke Rehabilitation: Our team will assess mobility, hand function, exercise tolerance, day-to-day tasks, and self-management, from early to later stages of recovery.

Orthopaedic Surgery Recovery: We offer early post-operative care for those who may have difficulty reaching our clinic.

Hospital Stay Recovery: After a long hospital stay, it can be challenging to regain mobility. Our team is here to help and support individuals who have undergone surgery, medical emergencies, or oncology treatments.

Older People Rehabilitation: Our patient-centred approach focuses on maximizing functional capacity, promoting activity, and preserving independence and participation.  

Let us help you get back to your best and make the most out of life. Contact us to schedule a home visit today!

Price list available on request as it depends on travel distance and time of appointment.

Home and Community Prices

Our physiotherapy practice offers both Home & Community visits. Prices for these visits may vary based on distance and travel time. Our team will provide you with a detailed quote that considers your location and the time required for travel.

Contact us to learn more about your physiotherapy options.

Why Choose Us?

We offer home and community physiotherapy visits, bringing the care you need directly to you. With a team of experienced therapists, we believe in providing top-notch care regardless of location. Choose us for the convenience and comfort of receiving care in the comfort of your own home.

What Our Clients Say

I had Jack come to visit me in my home after a total knee replacement as I couldn’t drive for 6 weeks or get to clinic. I was really nervous after my operation as I was discharged from hospital with not much information. After I had a visit from the team I felt so at ease and had a good plan in place to get me back on my feet. I have been progressing really well and am back walking my dog. Thanks you so much.

Want to find out more?

If you're ready to take control of your health and start feeling your best, we invite you to experience the exceptional care and attention of our family run physiotherapy clinic. Whether you're interested in receiving physiotherapy in the comfort of your own home or in a community setting, our team is here to help.

Don't let pain or injury hold you back any longer. Get in touch with us today and let us help you achieve your health goals. Our friendly staff is available to answer any questions you may have and provide you with more information on our home and community physiotherapy services.

Take the first step towards feeling your best and contact us now.

How it works

Get matched with a therapist, receive care on your time, heal faster with luna.

Work with the same physical therapist who’s an expert in your condition for every appointment.

Your therapist will deliver PT in person, at your home or work, so getting care is safe and convenient.

In between sessions, your therapist can prescribe in-app exercises and answer any questions in the Luna ® app.

Use insurance or pay a flat fee

No matter how you pay for treatment, there’s no prescription required to start.

Commercial insurance

Same co-pay.

You’ll pay the same that you would pay to visit a clinic, not a penny more . We accept all major insurances and Medicare.

$0 per visit

Most Medicare plans with a secondary cover your entire cost. You’ll pay nothing to Luna.

$125 per visit

You won’t be charged until after your visit is completed.

Luna vs. the clinic

Same price, better value! Recover faster, and more conveniently.

Why in-home PT is better

1:1 personalized treatments, equipment comes to you, convenient care.

45-55 minutes of in-person care means faster recovery in fewer treatments.

Your PT will bring a treatment table and a mobile kit. 90% of cases don’t need heavy machines.

Skip the clinic with no added fees. Covered by insurance and safely delivered to you on your schedule.

Commercial insurance / Self-pay rules

Direct Access rules allow patients to be seen without a prescription. In most states, a physician referral is not required for a physical therapist to treat a patient.

Medicare rules

Medicare requires a signed plan of care for physical therapy. Your Luna therapist will create a plan of care during your first visit, and the Luna team will work with your doctor to get it approved. You will need a new plan of care established every 90 days or 10 visits whichever is sooner.

We accept all major insurances and Medicare. Luna is covered by:

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Home Health Physical Therapy

Home health physical therapy may be part of your care plan if you are having difficulty moving around your home or have had falls due to pain, illness, injury or surgery. For example, in-home physical therapy may be prescribed for you by your doctor if you qualify for home health and you have the following:

• Surgery like a knee or hip replacement
• Recent heart attack
• Acute-onset medical condition
• Exacerbation of a chronic medical condition like heart failure , COPD or diabetes
• Trouble with balance or falls
• Difficulty walking or moving around
• Pain after an injury, surgery or illness
• Functional decline related to a progressive neurological condition such as Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis or ALS
• Suffered from a stroke and have loss of use of one or more extremities

Our at-home physical therapists and physical therapy assistants help you move with greater ease in the comfort of your home. Your plan of care is based on your needs and your doctor’s orders. Physical therapy for seniors is designed to restore normal mobility or maintain the highest level of functioning possible, so you can do daily tasks and activities you enjoy.

WHAT IS PHYSICAL THERAPY?

Physical therapy is a type of care designed to relieve pain and improve people’s ability to move and function easier.

A doctor may order in-home physical therapy for seniors who have had an injury, surgery or illness that makes it hard to do daily tasks.

If you need home health care physical therapy, you’ll work with a physical therapist – an educated, licensed professional with specialized training. These specialists understand how the body works and what it needs so you can do the things you care about most. Our physical therapists create personalized plans using a variety of treatment techniques such as balance retraining, stretching and strengthening exercises, gait training, teaching fall reduction strategies , physical agent modalities such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation and hot and cold therapy, and patient and caregiver education.

Is home health care right for your loved one?

WHERE IS HOME HEALTH PHYSICAL THERAPY PROVIDED?

With home health care physical therapy for the elderly, a physical therapist comes to your home. This can be your private residence, a family member’s home, a group home or a senior living community.

AMEDISYS IN-HOME PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES

An Amedisys physical therapist will work with you, your doctor, caregiver and other members of the home health care team to understand your needs. The services you receive will be tailored to your goals and needs. Your in home physical therapy services could include:

• Balance training to help prevent falls
• Vestibular rehabilitation to improve balance and reduce dizziness
• Manual therapy to isolate specific tissues or joints causing pain or other symptoms
• Strength training
• Ultrasound to reduce inflammation and promote blood flow
• Electrical stimulation to reduce pain and improve function
• Heat and cold therapy
• Light therapy
• Training to help you walk or stand independently, or transfer from one place to another
• Education for patients and their caregivers about the patient’s condition, needs and home exercises
• Personalized exercise program
• Practicing using an assistive device like a cane or walker, if needed
• Suggestions to make your home safe such as grab bars or moving rugs

Often, physical therapists for the elderly teach at-home exercises that patients can do between visits to help their progress. As your needs change, your physical therapist will update you and your healthcare team and work to adjust your treatment as needed.

Types of Conditions Treated in At-Home Physical Therapy

In home physical therapy for seniors can be used to help with a wide variety of conditions. With home care physical therapy, we often care for home health patients with:

PHYSICAL THERAPY MAY HELP IN SITUATIONS LIKE THESE

Diane's Story

Diane had several health issues – hypertension, diabetes and heart disease – that were limiting her ability to move around the house and keep up with basic tasks like getting dressed. In home health physical therapy, she worked on balance and strength, which allowed her to walk longer distances and get back to things she loved like church and visiting her family.

Dan's Story

Dan had a recent stroke and struggled to get around his house without a walker. Physical therapy helped minimize his need for a walker, so he could stay as active as possible.

Malcolm's Story

A car accident resulted in multiple fractures to Malcolm’s legs and back and a prolonged hospital stay. To support his recovery while he was wheelchair-bound at home, his doctor ordered physical therapy. Within a couple months, Malcolm learned to transfer from his wheelchair to use the restroom and stand with a walker, eventually progressing toward walking independently.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PHYSICAL THERAPY HOME VISITS

With home health care physical therapy, your therapist comes to your home. At your first physical therapy home visit, they will evaluate your needs. You might be asked:

• Are you having pain or other symptoms? What level is your pain?
• Do you have difficulty doing daily tasks like getting out of bed, getting dressed or bathing?
• How are you sleeping?
• Do you have a medical history of illness or other health problems?
• What types of things would you like to be able to do?

Your Amedisys physical therapist might ask you to walk, bend, grasp, climb steps or do other motions to better understand your needs. They will also look at your balance, strength, flexibility, range of motion and posture. At this initial physical therapy home visit, you’ll learn about your treatment plan and how often your physical therapist will visit. You’ll also set up a schedule.

At subsequent physical therapy home visits, you’ll discuss how you’re feeling and any changes since your last visit. You’ll practice exercises and do activities to help you reach your personalized goals. Your physical therapist can teach you how to move safely and help identify environmental hazards at home. They can provide education for your caregiver as well.

At the end of each visit, your Amedisys physical therapist will share updates and progress with the rest of your home health team. This way, all team members who visit you will understand how you’re doing.

HOW LONG IS PHYSICAL THERAPY?

The number of home health physical therapy visits you receive depends on your needs and doctor’s orders. Some patients receive physical therapy for six to eight weeks. If you have a serious or progressive condition, you might require more visits. Alternatively, if your condition improves quickly, you may have only a few home health physical therapy visits along with a home exercise program.

How long is each physical therapy visit? A typical visit is 45 minutes to an hour but the length of physical therapy depends on your needs. Some physical therapists see patients once or twice a week initially, and then once a week once they’re stabilized.

HOME HEALTH PHYSICAL THERAPY GOALS

You’ll work with your doctor and home health team to set up a treatment plan and goals. Your specific focus areas will depend on your condition and needs. Some common home health physical therapy goals include:

• Reduce pain and swelling
• Improve your ability to move around
• Educate patients and caregivers
• Regain muscle control
• Prevent disability or further deterioration
• Return to prior levels of function after a stroke, injury, surgery or accident
• Improve your balance and flexibility
• Increase physical fitness and stamina
• Manage a chronic illness at home
• Improve circulation
• Avoid unnecessary trips to the hospital
• Breathing activities to conserve energy
• Prevent falls and increase home safety
• Teach you safe ways to stand, sit, lie down, and walk up and down stairs
• Learn to use an assistive device like a cane or walker
• Resume normal routines and regain independence

Physical therapists help patients prevent falls by improving strength and core muscle stability.

Amedisys physical therapists take the time to review your needs and address issues that you may not have worked on in the past. With us, physical therapy is more than exercises and tasks. It’s about assessing your health and your environment and making changes that improve your day-to-day function.

The benefits of physical therapy for seniors can be significant, especially if patients are willing to learn and try new things. We recognize that change can be hard, so we focus on building a strong patient-therapist relationship first. Then we explore ways to do tasks safely and offer tips at the right pace for you.

Many of our patients have lost hope that they can do tasks they used to be able to do, such as showering on their own, gardening or going to church or the store again. They may believe falling and losing function are an inevitable part of aging. But they aren’t. You may be surprised at what you can accomplish after physical therapy. We’ll empower you with tools to help you continue safely achieving your goals after physical therapy ends.

99% of Amedisys home health care centers are rated 4+ Quality Stars.

MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT HOME CARE PHYSICAL THERAPY

There are many misconceptions about physical therapy, especially in the home health setting. Here are a few misconceptions as well as the facts:

Some people think physical therapy is just a series of exercises that they can’t realistically maintain on their own. But it’s much more than exercise, especially in the home environment.

In addition to helping people recover from injuries, accidents and surgeries, physical therapists can also help prevent injuries and falls and improve patients’ abilities to do daily tasks. By addressing problems early on, patients can save money and minimize their risk of surgery and hospitalization later.

The goal of physical therapy is to reduce pain, not add to it. Your physical therapist may ask you to move in ways you aren’t used to, but treatment should not hurt. There’s no need to delay care to avoid making pain worse. Your physical therapist should check in with you about your comfort level, so be sure to tell them if something bothers you.

Massage and exercise can be part of physical therapy, but physical therapists can do much more. Physical therapists are movement experts who improve quality of life through prescribed exercise, hands-on care and patient education. They have specialized knowledge and skills and have completed an accredited physical therapy program with a bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree in physical therapy. Physical therapy assistants (PTAs) have completed an associate or bachelor's degree. Both PTs and PTAs are also licensed by the state.

The purpose of at home physical therapy is to empower patients to manage their condition on their own. Physical therapists teach you the tools to take control of your illness or recovery. With home health care physical therapy, you learn to use tools and equipment that are readily available in your own home. If you do your daily PT activities, the benefits can last long after therapy sessions end.

IN-HOME PHYSICAL THERAPY COST

Does Medicare cover physical therapy at home? If you’re eligible for home health and your doctor orders physical therapy as part of your plan of care, the in-home physical therapy cost is typically  covered by Medicare , Medicaid and some private insurance plans.

ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR HOME HEALTH PHYSICAL THERAPY?

To be covered by Medicare and Medicaid, you must meet eligibility criteria for home health care . These include:

• You’re considered homebound. This means it’s very difficult for you to leave home and you need the help of a supportive device (walker, wheelchair, etc.) or another person to do so.
• You need part-time or intermittent skilled care. This may include physical therapy, skilled nursing, speech therapy or an ongoing need for occupational therapy.
• Your doctor orders home health for you.

Ask your doctor if home health care is an option for you.

If you don’t meet these home health criteria, you can still get private physical therapy at home if you pay for it out of pocket or through private insurance. Or you may want to consider a local outpatient clinic.

HOW TO FIND IN-HOME PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES NEAR YOU

Since home health physical therapy requires a doctor’s order, many patients find in home physical therapy services through their healthcare provider. Your doctor may refer you to a home health provider like Amedisys.

Here are a few considerations when choosing a physical therapist:

• Does the physical therapist have experience or specialized training in the issues you’re facing?
• Can the physical therapist come to your home?
• Does the provider accept your insurance?

Physical therapy can help seniors with a wide variety of health concerns. If you’re recovering from a surgery or injury or living with a chronic disease, ask your doctor about home health physical therapy. You can also call the Amedisys home health agency near you to find out how physical therapy can help you maintain your independence.

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South Boston Physiotherapy and Wellness

Personalized Physical Therapy and Wellness Services

Why Choose South Boston Physiotherapy and Wellness?

South Boston Physiotherapy and Wellness offers personalized physical therapy services in the comfort of your home. Direct access physical therapy allows you to receive the best services for you, your recovery, and your well-being. 

Together we will focus on treatments and education to help you reach your specific goals and build the confidence to maintain a healthy self.

How I Can Help

I treat a variety of conditions including orthopedic, sports injuries, pre and post natal, headaches/migraines, vestibular, and neuromuscular conditions.

After a comprehensive evaluation to determine areas of impairment and imbalance, treatments can include manual therapy, dry needling, Graston technique, mobility training, pilates, sport specific strengthening, ergonomic assessment, vestibular rehab, and neuromuscular rehab.  

My Background

Hi, I'm  Danielle! Boston has been my home for the last 15 years. I have a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University and am a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist.   

I started my career in inpatient rehabilitation hospitals and then worked for over 8 years in outpatient clinics. I specialize in sports medicine, 

I started my career in inpatient rehabilitation hospitals and then worked for over 8 years in outpatient clinics. I specialize in sports medicine, orthopedics, pre and post natal care, vestibular and neuromuscular rehabilitation, pilates, Graston technique, and trigger point dry needling.   

As a former professional dancer and avid marathon runner, I know first hand what is required to stay active and injury free.  When our daughter was born in 2021, I experienced a new and different type of rehab in the months following her birth. From ballet dancers, to Boston marathon runners, to new moms and everything in between, I am passionate about getting my patients back to the things they love.

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Benefits and Considerations for In-Home Physical Therapy

• What Is It?
• How Do You Get It?

Who Can Benefit From It?

• What If I Don't Qualify?
• Is It Effective?

If you have a problem that results in pain or loss of functional mobility , you may benefit from the skilled services of a physical therapist . Your therapy will be focused on helping you restore normal mobility so you can get back to the things you enjoy.

Physical therapy care may be provided in a variety of different settings. Obviously, if you are hospitalized, your therapy may be provided by a physical therapist who works at the hospital . If you require sports therapy, you may go to an outpatient PT clinic.

Some patients have difficulty leaving the house to go to physical therapy. These people may still enjoy the benefits of physical therapy in their home. A physical therapist may come to their house to work with them to restore normal functional mobility.

So what is in-home physical therapy, who how might you benefit from PT in your home?

What Is Home-Care PT?

Home-care physical therapy occurs when a physical therapist comes to your home to provide rehabilitation services. This type of service is reserved for patients who are unable to leave the house to attend PT. This can occur for a variety of reasons, including:

• Your condition is acute or severe and leaving the home presents a health risk
• Your functional mobility is limited and you cannot travel to therapy
• You lack adequate transportation or access to transportation to get to your physical therapy
• You simply desire a private PT session in your home

Most physical therapy services in the United States are covered by insurance, and certain rules apply to home-care physical therapy to be covered by your insurance carrier.

For most insurance plans, physical therapy in your home will be a covered service if you are able to demonstrate significant barriers to you leaving the house. These barriers may be due to your injury or illness or due to your inability to travel.

If you choose to have PT at home just because it is convenient for you, your insurance company may not cover the service and you will have to pay for the therapy yourself.

How Do You Get In-Home PT?

If you suffer an injury or illness that limits your ability to move around normally, you may benefit from PT. And if you cannot leave the house, home-care physical therapy may be the best option.

Most patients who receive home-care physical therapy are referred to the service by their healthcare provider. Your healthcare provider can make the referral to a local visiting nurse service that offers physical therapy, and he or she can attest that home services are medically necessary. This medical necessity report will likely also state that home-care physical therapy is needed because you are unable to leave the house due to your condition or circumstances.

If you feel you may benefit from physical therapy at home, you can also call your local physical therapy clinic or visiting nurse association. Those organizations can help you navigate the pathway to receiving home-care PT.

So how do you know if you can benefit from home-care physical therapy? In general, if you have any problem that results in a loss of functional mobility, you may benefit from working with a physical therapist. And if you are having difficulty leaving the house, a PT can come to your home. Conditions that may require home-care physical therapy may include:

• Post-surgical conditions like a total hip or total knee replacement
• Parkinson's disease
• Multiple sclerosis
• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
• After a cardiac event like a heart attack
• After trauma such as fracture

If you have a problem that keeps you from moving normally and if it is burdensome to leave your home for therapy treatment, you may benefit from having your rehab in your home.

What If I Don't Qualify?

Sometimes, patients want to have home-care physical therapy, but their insurance company denies coverage. This may happen if your insurance company determines that your condition does not warrant in-home physical therapy. It may also occur if you have not proven that you are unable to leave your home or if leaving your home for PT presents a significant burden.

If home-care services are denied, you may have a right to appeal. Call your insurance company and ask about an appeals process. You may also wish to call your healthcare provider's office to explain your situation. Your healthcare provider may be able to help you navigate the appeals process.

If you do not qualify for home-care PT, you can attend physical therapy at a local outpatient clinic. Of course, you will have to travel to the clinic for treatment. Your outpatient physical therapist should be able to provide you with home exercises to do in order to limit your trips to their facility for rehab.

You may also wish to simply pay a private home-care physical therapist to come to your house for therapy if you do not qualify for services. However, this option may be financially burdensome.

Is In-Home PT Effective?

Many people wonder if home-care physical therapy is effective. Why? Because many believe that you need expensive, heavy equipment and exercise tools to engage in an effective rehab program. This is not necessarily true. Your home-care physical therapist is trained to utilize available resources to maximize your rehab experience. He or she can also bring light equipment to your home to ensure you get the most out of your physical therapy.

A 2016 study published in the journal Orthopaedic Nursing examined the functional outcome of patients after total knee replacement surgery.   Some of the patients in the study had home-care physical therapy followed by outpatient PT, while other patients attended outpatient PT only. The authors of the study found no difference between the two groups when looking at function and range of motion (ROM) measurements. Having PT at home after knee replacement did not provide significant benefit, but it also did not contribute to a negative outcome.

Another small study found that patients who suffered upper extremity hemiparesis and weakness after a stroke had an improved outcome and satisfaction with outcome after receiving in-home therapy services. This study only included six patients, so it is not considered very powerful. Still, it indicates that there may be a positive benefit to home-care physical therapy.

While having home physical therapy, you will hopefully get better. As your condition improves, your functional mobility may improve, and you may be able to start leaving the home regularly. If this happens, your home-care physical therapist may discontinue in-home services. At that time, you may continue your rehab in an outpatient PT facility.

A Word From Verywell

Working with a physical therapist after illness, injury, or surgery can help you recover full functional mobility. This can allow you to return to your normal work and recreational activities. Sometimes, your injury or your personal circumstances may prevent you from safely leaving your home to attend physical therapy. If this is the case, you may benefit from home-care physical therapy. Working hard at home with your PT can help you have a positive outcome to regain maximal functional mobility.

Warren, Meghan, et al. A Comparative Study to Determine Functional and Clinical Outcome Differences between Patients Receiving Outpatient Direct Physical Therapy versus Home Physical Therapy Followed by Outpatient Physical Therapy after Total Knee Arthroplasty .  Orthopaedic Nursing. 35(6). November/December 2016. DOI:  10.1097/NOR.0000000000000295 .

Florez-García, M, et al. Efficacy and Safety of Home-Based Exercises versus Individualized Supervised Outpatient Physical Therapy Programs after Total Knee Arthroplasty: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.  Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy : Official Journal of the ESSKA. , U.S. National Library of Medicine, Nov. 2017. DOI:  10.1007/s00167-016-4231-x .

By Brett Sears, PT Brett Sears, PT, MDT, is a physical therapist with over 20 years of experience in orthopedic and hospital-based therapy.

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Choosing where you start Physical or Occupational Therapy can be a tough decision. Let Joint Ventures PT take the guesswork out of it! We offer 1-on-1 care, without the use of assistants, aides, or students. Our model allows us to do what is important to any rehab care: closely listen to our patient, curate goals unique to you, and provide you the highest care possible. Pairing our extensive clinical knowledge with our staff’s attentive nature, you can rest assured, you’re in the best hands with our prescribed plan of care.

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Joint Ventures is the only Physical and Occupational Therapy company in the greater Boston area offering 1-on-1 care in private treatment rooms with Board Certified Physical and Occupational Therapists. Our clinical staff specializes in: orthopedics for all ages, sports medicine, pelvic health, vestibular, TMJ, aquatic therapy, hand and upper extremity therapy, dry needling, and more. Our experienced and licensed therapists offer best-in-class traditional therapies and popular specialty treatments that you can’t find everywhere.

Physical Therapy

Physical therapists promote and restore health through physical examination, diagnosis, prognosis, patient education, physical intervention, rehabilitation, disease prevention, and wellness . Typically, individuals consult Physical Therapists for the management of medical problems or other health-related conditions that cause pain, limit the ability to move, or limit the performance of functional activities.   

Occupational Therapy

The Joint Ventures occupational therapists are experts in helping you get better and live better. Whether you are recovering from an orthopedic hand or upper extremity injury or a pelvic floor dysfunction, our therapists are here to guide you on your journey to recovery.

Pelvic Health Therapy

Millions of Americans suffer from pelvic floordys function. Yet for most, the disease goes unidentified and untreated. Statistics say that 1 out of every 5 Americans (of every age) suffer from some type of pelvic floor dysfunction at some time in their life.

Hand and Upper Extremity Therapy

Hand and upper extremity therapy includes the elbow, forearm, wrist, and hand. It is designed to ensure optimal restoration of the upper extremity post-injury or surgery.

Vestibular Physical Therapy

An estimated 90 million people in America experience dizziness or vertigo in their lifetime. The most common type of vertigo is caused by a problem in the inner ear, known as Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV).

Aquatic Physical Therapy

Often your physician or physical therapist will suggest aquatic therapy as part of your rehabilitation program. Aquatic therapy utilizes buoyancy and hydrostatic pressure, as well as variable resistance to create a workout for those who need a non-impact, yet challenging rehabilitation program.

TMJ Physical Therapy

Research has shown that a multidisciplinary team including your doctor, dentist, and physical therapist is the best option for treating the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).

Trigger Point Dry Needling

Physical therapists have advanced credentials in the technique of trigger point dry needling. The technique uses a “dry” needle, one without medication or injection, inserted through the skin into areas of the muscle, known as trigger points.

At Joint Ventures, our patients see us for more than just injuries! Our patients have active lifestyles and trust our expert advice to keep them vibrant and healthy.

That is why we offer multiple programs to meet the needs of our patient population. We have curated our Workplace Ergonomic Assessments for our students and executives, as well as our athletic programs for injury prevention, golfers, and runners. We also offer Wellness Visits for patients seeking tune-up care outside their insurance coverage.

At Joint Ventures Physical Therapy, we believe in a concierge-level of care. This means that our Administrative and Billing teams are highly dedicated, customer service-centric people who are here for you! We strive to answer any and all questions from our patients. This includes helping navigate billing concerns, breaking down the details of your insurance benefits prior to your first appointment, and assisting throughout the duration of your care as authorizations are needed. Billing and insurance questions can be overwhelming, but with the assistance of our knowledgeable Administrative and Billing teams, we take off the stress, while you focus on taking care of your body.

Joint Ventures Physical Therapy believes in fluid communication with all of our referring Physicians. Physicians can be confident referring their patients to us knowing we provide "Exceptional Care By People Who Care". Our clinical staff along with our Administrative staff will send communication and progress notes to ensure your patient's plan of care is underway and their goals are being met according to your prescribed recommendations.

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I was referred to Joint Ventures because of back pain. The people at the front helped me feel comfortable and were always friendly and helped me set up future appointments. My physical therapist, Philip Kobus was not only very helpful and knowledgeable, but patient with me as well and answered every single question I had. I hope to not need to go back for physical therapy, but if i have to, I would definitely be coming here. It's easy to get to and they have a wide range of hours available. I'll definitely be returning for wellness checks to keep learning new ways to improve my physical health.

I ended up at joint ventures physical therapy because MGH Boston was unable to treat me for what I needed. I'm so glad I found this place after all! The front desk staff is friendly, helpful and answers the phone every time I call. My PT, physical therapist, was extremely knowledgeable, helpful and empathetic.THE DEAL: if you want PT from a caring professional, with a personalized touch, I highly recommend joint ventures physical therapy!

The best-trained practitioners and patient, caring help with chronic issues that I have found in the Boston area.

Would definitely recommend! The staff there are comprehensive and kind. Appointments are easy to schedule. Allison is a wonderful PT! Parking is easy, the waiting area is nice, and the facilities are well-maintained. My exercises are logged and tracked in an easy app I can check in on through my phone or on the website. I can already feel an improvement!

Amazing experience at Joint Ventures. I've done years of PT on and off and restarted to try and put off a hip replacement as long as I could. Not only did Sam get me to a place where I've been basically pain free, but my I've even run a bit - something I haven't done in over a decade. Right now a replacement isn't even on the table and I'm stronger and more comfortable than I've been in years. Highly recommend.

Just completed my PT sessions at Joint Ventures, Wellesley for a Total Knee Replacement. I can’t say enough great things to describe my PT experience with the entire staff. I want to also express my utmost thanks to Emily for her amazing care and kindness.

I highly recommend Molly at Fort Point for postpartum and pelvic floor PT. Molly is super knowledgeable, but also very compassionate and friendly. Over the course of a few months, she gave me tailored progressive exercises to strengthen my weakened core, heal my diastasis recti, and eliminate my post-C-section pain. Moreover, her kind words, positive attitude, and encouragement were just what I needed as a struggling new mom. She helped me get through the postpartum months and thanks to Molly, I'm back to my pre-pregnancy workout routine and feeling great. I couldn't have had a better experience.

I continue to be impressed with the Joint Ventures team. I am very happy with the progress I have made over the past 4 weeks with my physical therapist, Andy. He is extremely knowledgeable, professional and encouraging. I would recommend Joint Ventures to all my colleagues, friends and family.

Keith Foley is wonderful, understanding and makes you feel positive that you will get back stronger. I would highly recommend Joint ventures physical therapy Quincy.

Joint Ventures is a company that I can honestly say that I feel proud to work for, and stand behind the business/treatment model we use on a daily basis. After working for the company for 5 years, I moved out of the Boston area, and struggled to find anywhere that felt like the right fit, as I was used to being able to provide one-on-one care. Luckily, Joint Ventures was ready to expand to the MetroWest area and I was able to come back to doing what I love with a company that I genuinely believe in. There are always opportunities to pursue areas of interest/growth or strengths whether it is clinical or management related, which I have always found to be an important way to keep people inspired and involved.

- Erica Saccaccio

I started working for Joint Ventures in 2014 as an administrative assistant. The growth I have experienced here, both professionally and personally, has a lot to do with the amazing people of JV who supported me along the way. I was given the opportunity to learn, develop, and find a path that interested me which has led me to a role in billing. The support came not only from my direct managers and coworkers but executive-level staff and ownership, and that still continues to this day. It's also a big added bonus that coworkers have turned into friends and the company promotes creating relationships by holding different events, fundraisers, and gatherings to foster that environment. Most of which are actually really, really fun!

- Laura Puls

Being a patient and an employee at Joint Ventures has given me the unique experience of receiving treatment and playing a part in the behind the scenes work that goes into the business as a whole. I treat with Rachael at the Fort Point Clinic. The level of care, knowledge and support I receive during my recovery and continuous athletic development is exceptional. From the up-front insurance verification and benefits detailing to the personalized care and support, I can't thank JV enough for getting me running pain free and faster than ever. This level of care doesn't stop at treatment, it bleeds directly into the JV staff. JV promotes a company culture of teamwork, respect and community that is cultivated between both clinical and non-clinical staff and I'm honored to have the opportunity to be a part of it. I am proud to work for a company that provides the best possible care for both their patients and employees.

- Noah Chagnon

Joint Ventures has been my favorite physical therapy clinic I've worked at. It is the perfect blend between clinical independence and autonomy along with a strong community and team-feel. Every day I feel like I get to work as the clinician I want to be all while working alongside an amazing group of clinicians and colleagues. From top down, every member of the team has been a pleasure to be around. Plus, the pay, benefits, and compensation package is phenomenal!

- Kyle Mahoney

After being a Medical Biller for over 10 years, I found my home at JVPT! Many companies prior treated me as a producer, a number, not a team member! Joint Ventures is a completely different company to work at! As one of the "Senior" members of the staff, I have worked a few other places and witnessed some ok and some terrible "teams"! Starting with the owners, Dan and Dave, this company has an amazing way to make you feel like you are a real asset to the success of the company and you are not just an employee. I have a voice and it's incredible! I thank my lucky stars every day I was hired by Kim Dragon back in 2013! I will retire here as there is no other place I truly want to be!

- Amanda Lebel

Joint ventures is an amazing clinic. All of the Physical Therapists really love and care about what they do, which makes working with them so amazing!

- Shanteliz Nunez

I've been working at JVPT for the past 4 years in 3 of the satellite clinics, so I've had the chance to treat alongside quite a few therapists within the company. Over my 20+ years as a therapist, I have never seen so much talent, compassion, and skill in a concentrated environment! There is such a wide variety of backgrounds among the staff and everyone is so willing to share knowledge, problem solve, and support each other. Leadership values autonomy while always making themselves available for staff needs and encouraging growth. JV has done such an amazing job cultivating a real "family feel". For this reason and many others, I can say with certainty that this has been my most fun and rewarding job!

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Our practice is out-of-network with all insurance. This means your plan of care and allowed visits are not dictated by an insurance company.

Some insurance plans cover out-of-network physical therapy visits. Connect with your insurance company ask about your plan’s coverage.

• Some clients have out-of-network physical therapy benefits and may receive partial reimbursement.
• Some clients have in-network benefits, but have a high deductible that must be met before physical therapy is covered.
• Some clients do not have physical therapy benefits and pay per visit regardless of if the clinic is in-network or out-of-network.

If you have out-of-network physical therapy benefits, you will be provided with a “superbill” for you to submit to your insurance. Call your insurance and ask:

• Are you required to receive pre-authorization prior to your initial visit/evaluation?
• Do you need a physician referral, primary care referral, or a specialist referral?
• What is your deductible? How much has been met? What percentage of reimbursement does your plan allows for?
• Does the percentage change with a non-preferred provider?
• Is there a cap to the amount of visits or money spent annually?
• How does your plan ask you to submit? Is there a specific form they provide? See this example from Blue Cross of MA .
• Verify the correct mailing address or fax number for claims submission.

Please understand that it is the client’s responsibility check benefits and understand that some plans do not reimburse.

In-person appointments

Initial evaluation (75 min) $240

Follow up treatment sessions (55 min) $188

Telehealth visits remain an option.

A important note about Medicare:

Flourish Physical Therapy does not have a relationship with Medicare. ( Read my colleague’s blog on this current situation .)

If you or your loved one is looking to be evaluated and has Medicare, use the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) physical therapist locator to find someone who is in-network with Medicare.

We look forward to supporting you on your healing journey!

Dr Alex Papale

Dustienne Miller PT, MS, WCS

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This is the best physical therapy clinic I have ever been to. I have had several issues with my shoulder and two hip replacements and have gone to other services for PT. However, BPTW has been the best of any place I have been.

I'm an early bird, so 7am appointments not only worked best for my schedule, but it's also the best time to go! Alex, Chris, Sara and crew maintain such a professional yet welcoming vibe, my appointments were often the highlight of my day/week.

The team at BPTW Arlington can be described as nothing less than knowledgeable, encouraging, and patient. I was able to book a consultation appointment quickly, and was offered an affordable, customized treatment plan...

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Home Physio Group offers quality care in Boston

Home Physio Group is delighted to offer you physiotherapy in Boston, and the surrounding areas. We specialise in one-to-one home visits for our patients, many of whom are unable to visit a clinic or hospital due to personal reasons, time constraints, or simply the stress of travelling.

We bring our own specialist knowledge to your front door, providing you with a personalised treatment plan so that you can meet your goals. We specialise in aiding recovery so that your symptoms improve and you can get back on the road to recovery.

If you are lucky enough to live or work in Boston, you can take advantage of the Lincolnshire Wolds and all the beaches this town has to offer you. Taking a relaxed stroll along the coastline is an ideal place to get fresh air and start your exercise, physiotherapy, and wellbeing programme.

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Our highly-trained physiotherapists can assist with most medical conditions, including musculoskeletal, orthopaedic (such as those who have undergone surgery and need advice with rehabilitation ), neurological conditions, paediatrics, and more.

Our physios are selected to work for Home Physio Group based on their skill and experience. They are all registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and can arrange daytime, evening, and weekend appointments as needed.

We have physiotherapists available now in Boston, so if you are considering physiotherapy for yourself or your loved ones, please give us a call on 0330 335 1016 to talk to a friendly and professional member of our team. Alternatively, please fill in the enquiry form on this page and one of our team will get back to you.

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Our goal is to connect people with the best local professionals. We scored Boston Physical Therapists on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analyzed the results to give you a hand-picked list of the best.

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Elliott Physical Therapy

Why choose this provider.

Elliott Physical Therapy is a physical rehabilitation center based in Dorchester, with patients hailing from Boston and other nearby cities. Leading the team of trained, experienced physical therapy professionals is Darryl Elliott, PT, a graduate of Northeastern University's Physical Therapy program who also provides his services at Carney Hospital and Boston University. Mr. Elliott is a member of the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association.

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Bay State Physical Therapy

Bay State Physical Therapy, has numerous locations statewide, including a Boston location where people from the city, as well as its suburbs, can receive physical therapy care. Team members are trained and experienced in administering a broad array of treatments, including aquatic therapy, cold laser therapy, massage, and vestibular rehabilitation, among many others.

Champion Physical Therapy and Performance, Inc.

Champion Physical Therapy and Performance, Inc., located in Waltham, is a private practice where clients can work out and take advantage of a variety of physical therapy treatment options. The clinic has been featured in such publications as Men's Health, Sports Illustrated, The Boston Globe, and Boston Herald. Dr. Mike Reinold and Lenny Macrina, physical therapists with years of experience healing professional athletes, founded the clinic and lead its multidisciplinary team of rehabilitative experts.

Greater Boston Family Physical Therapy

Greater Boston Family Physical Therapy, located in Burlington, is an outpatient clinic giving physical therapy care, including preventive care, to people from Boston and other nearby cities. Licensed, experienced physical therapists create personalized therapy plans to help people who are recovering from injuries achieve optimum mobility and flexibility.

Paggi Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation

Paggi Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation is a physical therapy clinic, based in Brookline, treating people from all over the Boston Metro area. Individuals of varying ages, with a range of issues and ailments, can receive hands-on, personalized care from licensed physical therapists. The practice's selection of services includes manual therapy, functional activity training, neuromuscular re-education, and taping. Additionally, athletes can receive sport-specific training.

Boston Physical Therapy & Wellness

Boston Physical Therapy & Wellness is a Medford physical therapy and fitness center, established in 2015, that provides care to people from all over the greater Boston community. David J. Koehn, the licensed Physical Therapist who founded the clinic, has more than 14 years of experience working with patients in his private practice. Boston Physical Therapy & Wellness has, on-site, numerous pieces of specializes equipment, including cold & heat therapy systems, dry needling tools, and electrical stimulation devices, as well as fitness equipment for conditioning, strength training, and agility training.

POST Physical Therapy

POST Physical Therapy, in Boston, helps people of all ages and activity levels, up to and including professional athletes. Staff members work to provide each visitor with one-on-one personalized care, helping them to achieve their musculoskeletal and orthopedic health goals. They have experience working with pediatric, geriatric, and post-op patients, as well as professional, Olympic, high school, and college athletes.

New England Physical Therapy Network

Headquartered in Winchester, New England Physical Therapy Network has numerous locations in and around the Boston Metro area, including offices in Braintree, Hanover, and Medford. The organization, which has been operating in the community for more than two decades, focuses on providing community members with affordable physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Each of the network's members is individually owned and operated by a credentialed, independent rehabilitative professional.

Boston Sports Medicine

Boston Sports Medicine is a network of physical therapy clinics, serving people from throughout the Boston Metro. At its locations in Allston, Brookline, Marblehead, Somerville, Watertown, and downtown Boston, patients with a range of conditions can receive care from a team of qualified physical and occupational therapists. Services include aquatic and massage therapies, specialized care for dancers and ballerinas, and care for active members and veterans of the military.

Downtown Physical Therapy

At Downtown Physical Therapy, which opened in 1983, patients can take advantage of one-on-one physical therapy treatments. All physical therapists on the staff are trained and licensed. Notably, the multilingual staff is qualified to work with English Language Learners in a range of languages, including Spanish, Mandarin, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, and Italian.

Outback Physical Therapy

Outback Physical Therapy, based in Somerville, helps people in the greater Boston community who are suffering from acute and chronic conditions. Trained, licensed, and experienced physical therapists provide individualized rehabilitative services for their patients. The staff includes members of the American Physical Therapy Association. Notably, Outback Physical Therapy has received the Scout Somerville "Best New Business" honor.

Back on Track Physical Therapy

Back on Track Physical Therapy is a physical rehabilitation center based in Brookline that, for over a dozen years, has been treating people from all over the Boston Metro area. The outpatient practice has long-term partnerships with a number of local fitness clubs, including the Wellbridge Athletic Clubs, the Waltham Athletic Club, the Boston Sports Club, and the Burkenko Water and Sports Therapy Institute. The team of physical therapists undergoes continual training to stay apprised of the field's latest techniques and technologies.

Blue Hills Sports & Spine Rehabilitation

Blue Hills Sports & Spine Rehabilitation, based in Boston, provides local clients with a variety of physical therapy and rehabilitation services. The clinic, which in addition to its Boston office has satellite locations in Braintree, Weymouth, and Plymouth, has worked with thousands of patients. It is a unique physical therapy practice in that, rather than emphasizing rest, Blue Hills Sports & Spine Rehabilitation focuses on keeping patients active.

Boston Running Center

Boston Running Center, in Brookline, provides physical therapy care options to people hailing from all over the Boston Metro. The clinic's specialty is helping current and former runners. Staff members can administer a full gait analysis evaluation, and they can provide individualized coaching, including intensive strength and conditioning training. Additionally, the staff is qualified to give individualized nutritional counseling to help runners achieve their peak performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Introduction.

• Orthopedics, including injuries to muscles, bones, and joints.
• Pediatric therapy to treat children's injuries and developmental conditions, such as cerebral palsy.
• Athletic injuries, including fractures, strains, and splints.
• Geriatric therapy for the elderly with various, conditions such as arthritis, osteoporosis, and stability disorders.

What is physical therapy?

Physical therapy is a medical practice involving therapeutic activities to help patients regain mobility and normal bodily functions. It provides a remedy for the treatment of injuries, medical conditions, and pain management. Physical therapists receive a diagnosis from a physician, identify the appropriate treatment plan, and conduct customized therapy sessions to restore or better physical function.

What is the difference between occupational therapy and physical therapy?

Physical therapy and occupational therapy retrain the body and mind and play a vital role in improving or maintaining physical functions. Occupational therapy focuses on enhancing fine-motor skills or hand-eye coordination to perform daily activities, such as getting dressed or writing. Physiotherapy concentrates on improving pain, physical deterioration, and range of motion by stimulating blood circulation with targeted exercise.

What do physical therapists do?

Physical therapists help relieve pain and improve physical strength and movement to individuals of all ages with injuries or debilitating diseases, whether acute or chronic. They consult with doctors to learn about the patients' needs, evaluate movement dysfunctions, teach patients how to use equipment, and provide treatments, such as massage. Other responsibilities include monitoring progress and altering treatment as necessary.

What does a physical therapist assistant do?

Physical therapist assistants work under the supervision of physical therapists. Their responsibilities include reporting patient progress and working with individuals of all ages on therapeutic exercises, gait and balance training, and how to use recovery equipment.

Are physical therapists doctors?

Physical therapists are considered doctors of physical therapy and are qualified to use the title "Dr." in front of their name. The biggest difference between them and medical doctors is that PTs use exercises and massage to restore their patients' health, whereas doctors offer treatment using medications and surgeries.

Can physical therapists diagnose?

Physical therapists don't perform medical diagnoses. In most cases, doctors perform the medical diagnoses and refer the patient to a physical therapist for rehabilitative treatment. The physical therapist conducts a physical evaluation to pinpoint the nature and extent of the physical damage or impairment and prepares a treatment plan.

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The Clinic re-opens on June 1st . We have PPE and put measures in place to keep everyone as safe as possible. All treatment rooms are cleaned between patient visits. All patients will be triaged before booking an appointment . If you feel you have any symptoms of Coronavirus or have contact with anyone who does please do not attend the clinic until you have recovered. Please call or email us to discuss how we can help you .

• You may refer yourself to the clinic or be referred by your GP or consultant.
• Convenient and flexible appointment times available.
• We provide you with a personalised and professional service and so enable you to achieve your optimum recovery.
• During your treatment we will work with you not only to treat the injury or condition you have, but also to discover the cause of the problem and so help prevent its reoccurrence.
• Our well equipped clinic in Boston is approved by major insurance companies.

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Our clinicians are experienced chartered physiotherapists and are registered with the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC). We undergo regular and stringent postgraduate training. This ensures our skills are updated and expanded to meet the needs of our patients.

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Physical therapy (PT) is a healthcare specialty used to evaluate, diagnose, and treat physical problems or disorders of the human body. The goal of PT is for people to be able to go about their normal daily activities as they did before an injury or surgery. Physical Therapists use exercise, manual skills, and functional training to help patients return to their prior level of activity.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy helps patients recover from injuries, trauma, and neurological or musculoskeletal disorders to regain the skills needed to resume the highest level of function for daily living and tasks.

GenderCare Center

Medical oncology, parkinson's disease and movement disorders center, pediatrics - pain clinic, rheumatology.

The Department of Rheumatology provides a full range of services - including joint injections, musculoskeletal ultrasound, and infusion therapies – for arthritis and systemic rheumatic autoimmune diseases, including scleroderma, lupus, inflammatory arthritis, spondyloarthritis, osteoarthritis, and gout.

Stroke and Cerebrovascular Center

Programs and services, rehabilitation, orthopedics, & imaging at south bay, conditions we treat.

• Abdominal Pain and Pelvic Floor Disorders
• Balance Disorders
• Bone and Joint Replacement
• Bone Fracture
• De Quervain's Tendonitis
• Dyspareunia
• Interstitial Cystitis (IC)
• Overactive Bladder Disorder (OAB)
• Parkinson's Disease
• Pelvic Floor Weakness
• Pelvic Organ Prolapse
• Pelvic Pain
• Spinal Fractures
• Walking Abnormalities (Gait Abnormalities)

Treatments & Services

Each patient will experience a different treatment program designed especially for them. By working with the patient and their loved ones physical and/or occupational therapists can care for patients to provide the following therapies:

• Walking and balance retraining
• Wheelchair seating and medical equipment assessment
• Mobilization Techniques
• Return to Sport Retraining
• Physical Modalities
• Range of motion, strengthening, flexibility, and stabilization exercises
• Body weight supported treadmill training
• Neuromuscular re-education
• Functional electrical stimulation
• Functional mobility and transfer retraining
• Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) retraining
• Contracture management
• Vestibular rehabilitation
• Fall prevention

When a patient is referred to PT or OT, their first visit will be an evaluation. This means the therapist will ask about the patient’s physical history, examine the area of the body that needs therapy, and make a recommendation for treatment. Patients will be asked to come in once a week or more frequently, depending on their care plan.

Inpatient Therapy

Physical and occupational therapists work with patients while they are in the hospital to help them regain independence and function. They can also help in making sure the patient goes to a safe setting when they are ready to leave the hospital. This could be home, but could also be to a non-hospital setting that helps with physical therapy

PTs may evaluate range of motion, strength, coordination, balance and cognition as they relate to functional mobility, including bed mobility, transfers, ambulation, wheelchair mobility and stairs. 

OTs may evaluate range of motion, strength, coordination, balance, and cognition as they relate to activities of daily living (ADLs) including bathing, dressing, toileting, and self-feeding.

The Physical and Occupational Therapy Team

Karen Mattie, PT, DPT, MS Senior Director, Clinical Operations

Kara Schworm, PT, DPT, CCS Director, Rehabilitative Services

Jeffrey Merritt Operations Manager, Rehabilitative Services

Kathryn Ferrari, MSPT Manager, Outpatient Rehabilitative Services, Boston Medical Center Campus

Mary Kate Miller, PT, DPT, OCS Manager, Outpatient Rehabilitative Services, Hyde Park

Julie Murray, OTR/L Manager, Inpatient Rehabilitative Services

James Sherman, PT, DPT Manager, Outpatient Rehabilitative Services, Winthrop Neighborhood Health

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Residency and Fellowship Information

Physical and occupational therapy education & training for students.

Clinical affiliations with accredited PT, PT, and OT programs:

• Boston University
• Drexel University
• Ithaca University
• Northeastern University
• Springfield College
• University of Indianapolis
• UMass – Lowell
• University of Rhode Island

Physical Therapy Assistant

• Baystate College

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House Calls – We Bring the Doctor’s Office to the Patient

At Mobile Physician Services, we provide comprehensive care to improve the health and quality of life of our patients – in the convenience and comfort of their own home. Our team of board-certified doctors, advance nurse practitioners, and physician assistants specialize in providing care for patients with medically complex and chronic conditions.

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We accept Medicare, many insurance plans, and self-pay.

To find out more about our services:

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Primary Care

Pain management, palliative care.

At Mobile Physician Services, our customized care teams provide patients with both comfort and familiarity as they work with a dedicated primary care provider and care coordinator to improve their health. Our physicians and staff take a proactive approach to preventive care, chronic disease management, and chronic illness support right where you live.

Each home visit includes an in-depth examination and individualized treatment plan, which is monitored and adjusted through routine follow-up visits. The primary care provider will deliver your ongoing care and will recommend to you specialty services as needed.

• Annual Wellness visits : This wellness visit allows your primary care provider to create or update your personalized prevention plan. This visit includes a review of your medical and social history related to your health and may include counseling about preventive services. This plan may help you to prevent or reduce the chances of future illness based on your current health and risk factors.
• New Illness Exams : When a new symptom or ailment arises, call us. Early indications of not feeling well could be a clue that you may be getting sick. A symptom in one part of the body may also be a sign of a problem in another part of the body. Moreover, unrelated symptoms that might seem minor on their own, could be warning signs of a more serious medical disease or condition. The new illness exam can be very brief or more detailed depending on your concerns and the provider’s findings.
• Follow-up Care: Involves a regular medical checkup, which may include a physical exam and laboratory testing. Follow-up care checks are a proactive way of assessing the potential for and preventing health problems from returning after treatment of a disease has ended or an illness has seemingly passed.
• Referral for Specialty Care : Referrals are the link between primary and specialty care. The referral coordination includes the documentation of patient care activities, the transfer of information, the inter-provider communication itself, and the integration of care services to the patient. Mobile Physician Services is a multi-specialty practice so many of these specialty referral services can be made seamlessly with little inconvenience or disruption to the patient and caregivers regular routines.
• Medication Management: Medication management is a treatment structure that ensures our patients are receiving optimal therapeutic results from their prescription medications, both in the short and long term. Our team’s goal is to mitigate medication noncompliance and monitor all prescriptions treatments so that drug interactions complement one another for the most optimal outcome for our patients.

The provider may be a physician, advanced practice nurse or a physician assistant. A dedicated care coordinator will also be assigned for each patient to help arrange comprehensive services and assist patients and their caregivers.

• Online Patient Portal: You and your designated caregiver, if you choose, will be able to connect with your provider through a convenient, safe and secure environment which allows access to your health records and a way to communicate with our staff in a timely manner.
• Telephone Assistance : On call providers are available 24/7 weekdays and weekends.

Our psychiatry team specializes in the diagnosis and management of mental, emotional and behavioral disorders. They carefully evaluate each patient to develop an individualized treatment plan to improve the patient’s overall mental and physical well-being.

• Depression : Depression is a common and often serious medical illness that negatively affects how you may feel, the way you may think, and how you may act. Depression can cause feelings of sadness, despair and hopelessness, which may lead to a loss of interest in activities you once enjoyed.
• Anxiety : Intense, excessive, and persistent worry and fear about everyday common situations. The worry or anxiety could make you feel fatigued, irritable, and interfere with your regular sleep habits.
• Dementia : An overall term that is used to describes a collection of symptoms related to an individual’s decline in memory or other thinking skills. It may be severe enough to diminish a person’s ability to perform everyday common activities. The effects of dementia can negatively influence your memory, thinking and social abilities.
• Phobias : A phobia is when you experience excessive panicking or an irrational fear reaction to a situation. If you have a phobia, you may experience a deep sense of dread or fright when you encounter the source of your fear. The fear may be a certain place, situation, object, animal or even another person.
• Behavioral disorders : Attention deficit, hyperactivity, bipolar, learning, defiant or conduct disorders are all examples of complaints that may have a detrimental impact on a person’s interpersonal relationships with family, friends, and co-workers.

Our team can provide behavioral counselling and medical therapy, when appropriate, to help a patient feel better about themselves and to assist them with better coping and managing their condition.

Our wound care specialists have been trained in the attention and treatment of all types of acute and chronic wounds. They have skill and experience in wound debridement and wound care procedures – managing chronic, non-healing wounds and infections, with a demonstrated care that fosters healing… right in the patient’s own home.

We specialize in serving homebound patients who may also be bed-bound or have difficulty in walking or moving around. As a result, immobility compression sores develop at pressure points on the body when the weight of an immobilized individual rests continuously on a firm surface, such as a mattress or wheel chair. Often these same patients are on oxygen or have high-risk medical conditions which makes it an even more challenging and stressful effort for them to travel to a doctor’s office for an appointment. Thus, the necessity for in home care and treatment.

Wounds that benefit from specialized wound care techniques include:

• Diabetic foot wounds and ulcers
• Post-surgical wounds
• Traumatic wounds caused by injury
• Arterial and vein stasis caused by lack of circulation
• Immobility pressure sores. (Bed sores from stillness)

We work closely with home health agencies to provide ongoing care and monitoring of patient’s wounds.

Our board-certified podiatrists treat foot pain, wounds, and more. Treatments may include but are not limited to treating conditions of the lower extremities which could hinder mobility.

• We will review each patients’ medical history to evaluate the condition of the feet, ankle or lower leg
• Carry out a diagnosis on the feet and lower legs through examination and medical tests
• Order physical therapy when deemed necessary
• Treat wounds of the lower extremities using various wound care modalities. This may include debridement to improve the healing potential
• Promote prevention, health & well being, the treatment and management of the foot and related problems, disability, deformity, and the pedal complications of chronic diseases for the elderly
• Prescribe and fit prosthetic appliances such as diabetic shoe inserts and evaluate for bracing if necessary
• Refer patients to other specialists for treatment, including conditions such as diabetes or arthritis
• Advise patients on ways to prevent future leg problems and increase speed of recovery
• Monitor the recovery progress of patients to determine the need for change in treatment

We know it’s not always easy to leave home to get the care you need for your eyes. Our optometrists bring state-of-the-art diagnostic eye equipment and technology to your home – making it much easier for you to get the vision care you need.

During a visit, your doctor will exam each eye for signs of serious issues such as glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and detached retinas, among other conditions.

Receiving regular eye exams regardless of the state of your vision can help detect serious eye problems at their earliest stages ─ when they are most treatable. During an eye exam, your doctor will observe and evaluate the health and condition of the blood vessels in your retina, which can be good indicators of the health of your blood vessels throughout the rest of your body.

• Comprehensive eye exams : This exam goes beyond a simple vision screening. A comprehensive eye exam includes a host of tests in order to do a complete evaluation of the health of your eyes and your vision.
• Annual retina exams : A retinal exam allows your doctor to evaluate the back of your eye, including the retina, the optic disk and the underlying layer of blood vessels that supply the retina.
• Eyeglass fittings : A prescription works best when your eyeglasses are properly fitted. Improper fitting may cause pinching, distorted vision, headaches, and even dizziness. Our doctors will make sure your prescription lenses and frames are working together for you.
• Diabetic eye exams : Diabetes does not have to lead to vision loss. Taking an active role in managing your diabetes can go a long way in curbing later complications. Regular eye exams, good management of your blood sugar and blood pressure, along with early intervention for vision problems can help prevent vision loss caused by diabetic retinopathy. Retinopathy is caused by damage to the blood vessels of the light-sensitive tissue at the back of your eye.
• Refractions: This test is given as part of your routine eye examination. It is often referred to as a vision test. This test assists your eye doctor in measuring you for the exact lens prescription you will need.
• Eye injuries: Eye trauma could be the result of a sudden blow to the eye. It may cause the eye to suddenly compress and retract which could cause damage to your eye and the surrounding tissue. Even if the injury may seem minor, all eye injuries should be furthered examined by a doctor for possible more serious and underlying injuries.
• Eye infections: The most common eye infection is conjunctivitis, also known as pink-eye. An eye infection can happen in almost any part of your eye, including your eye lid, cornea and optic nerve. Symptoms of eye infections may include redness, itching, swelling, discharge, pain, or problems with vision. Always consult with your doctor before treating, as recommended actions are contingent on the cause of the infection.
• Low-vision exams: A low vision exam is different from a normal eye exam. This functional-vision assessment determines how specific visual impairments affects your ability to perform everyday activities. The exam’s results assist your doctor in prescribing management tools and medications to better enhance and manage your remaining vision.

Pain management is the process of providing medical care that alleviates or reduces pain. Pain management is a subspecialty of general medicine employing an interdisciplinary approach to ease the suffering and improve the quality of life of those living with chronic pain by using a combination of pain medications, joint and muscles injections, and physical therapy techniques.

A pain management specialist is a provider with advanced training in diagnosing and treating pain. Our pain management specialists treat pain stemming from a variety of different causes, whether it’s neuropathic pain or headache, or the result of injury, a surgical procedure, cancer or another illness.

Palliative care is an approach to the holistic care of patients, including family and caregivers, to improve the quality of their lives after the diagnosis of a chronic debilitating disease or life-limiting illness that may cause a host of complaints.

Palliative care can begin at diagnosis and continue to be offered while the patient is continuing active treatment through different phases of their life limiting condition. Palliative care is for any patient with a chronic illness who is experiencing a decreased quality of life because of symptoms related to their illness or treatment, like renal dialysis, oxygen therapy or chemotherapy. The care is provided by a specially-trained team of doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other specialists who work together to provide an extra layer of support to the patient and their caregivers.

Palliative care can help in symptom control including not only pain, but nausea, weakness, shortness of breath, fatigue and weight loss at any time during their diseases, not only at the end of life.

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HS Health Group

Professional physiotherapists providing treatment to help with your aches and pains..

At HS Health Group, we’re more than just a healthcare provider; we’re your partners in holistic care. We are dedicated to excellence, continuous improvement, and, above all, your well-being. Contact us today to experience the difference in musculoskeletal and occupational health services.

At our clinic, we take immense pride in our journey to becoming a leading provider of top-quality physiotherapy and adjunctive healthcare services. With a primary focus on musculoskeletal and occupational health conditions, we have established ourselves as a trusted health care provider in Boston, Spalding, Grantham, Grimsby, Market Rasen, Reading, and Peterborough since our inception in 2012. Our core vision is simple yet profound: “Committed to Excellence in Holistic Care.” 

Committed to Excellence in Holistic Care

Our team of experienced physiotherapists and advanced musculoskeletal practitioners comprises professionals with master’s level education and diverse training from various countries. This diverse expertise equips us to provide multimodal treatment and rehabilitation options tailored to meet the unique needs of our patients.

We offer a wide range of treatment options, including manual therapy, acupuncture, sports massage, sports rehabilitation, occupational health services, shockwave therapy, and corticosteroid injections for joints and soft tissue conditions. Notably, we stand out as one of the few providers offering specialized services such as corticosteroid injections and Shockwave therapy in these locations. These advanced musculoskeletal treatments are available close to home, ensuring convenience for our patients.

What we offer

We are one of the very few providers known for specialised treatment services such as corticosteroid injections, and Shockwave therapy within Lincolnshire. These services are included with the primary purpose of providing advanced musculoskeletal treatment options for our patients in need of these very close to their home.

Our expertise extends beyond traditional physiotherapy. We specialize in Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE), Job Task Analysis (JTA), Work Environment Assessment, Risk Analysis, and other injury prevention measures. This unique skill set enables us to assist in both the prevention and management of work-related injuries, making us a valuable resource for employers and employees alike.

We understand the importance of timely care in musculoskeletal and occupational health issues. Our clinic operates six days a week, including weekends, ensuring prompt assessments and treatment. This availability means quicker recovery and a faster return to work for our valued patients.

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is core to any MSK condition management, and we take pride in the standards of service we deliver

ACUPUNCTURE

Ancient treatment method adapted to MSK condition management and informed by research. 

Occupational health services

We offer a holistic rehabilitation model developed by the integration of the biopsychosocial components for the well-being of employees

Sports Massage

Our team of experienced sports masseuse devise a tailored treatment plan based on your ailment

Shockwave treatment is known for its biological and therapeutic benefits in chronic tendinopathy conditions

Corticosteroid injections

These are trusted for their anti-inflammatory action on inflamed joint/soft tissues, based on your condition, injection can be offered by trained advanced practitioners

In Person or From the Couch!

We are working on something exciting!! An option for you to choose whether to attend your session in person or be benefited with a virtual consultation to allow us to help you in the best and most convenient way possible!!

Get Started With HS Health Today

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Boston Sports Massage, Physiotherapy and Osteopathy Treatments

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Boston Physiotherapy & Sports Massage Clinic part of the Total Health Clinics group practice are one of the leading physiotherapy clinics in the Boston area. Specialist providers of physiotherapy, sports massage, chiropractic and osteopathy in Boston town centre.

We are one of the largest and longest established providers of manual therapy in Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk having been established since 2000 and have over 29000 customers locally.

With eight regional clinics and over twenty therapists we pride ourselves in our strong relationships with local doctors and are one of the only private physiotherapy companies to offer NHS physiotherapy in Boston.

The recently launched clinic has a friendly and welcoming reception. The modern treatment room can be found on the ground floor.

Part of the Total Health Care Clinics group practice, the centre is directed by former Aston Villa Osteopath Ben Barker. His team of experienced physiotherapists and osteopaths blend a local approach to treatment with the professional standards of a larger organisation.

The clinic is located in the centre of Boston at The Orchard Health Group, 2 Fountain Lane, Boston. With parking adjacent to the clinic.

Free Initial Consultations

For those unsure about what we can offer- why not take advantage of our unique free initial consultation. Explore the benefits of treatment without the burden of cost by visiting one of our therapists who will assess you free of charge.

Boston Physiotherapy

The stamford physiotherapy clinic is the HQ to Total Health Clinics. Our physiotherapists work as a team alongside Osteopaths ,  Chiropractors  and  Sports Injury  specialists. Our focus is on the Cause of injury, not just its effect. This unique physiotherapy approach helps to prevent recurrence, frustration and saves you money.

Boston Massage

If you are in need of a sports massage then you have found the right place. Whether it’s back pain, tension headaches, stress or just a well deserved treat, our therapists have the professional skills to relieve your symptoms.

We have been providing Massage since 2000 at our clinics and with a team of thirty therapists, you have the widest choice of therapy available in the region.

Boston Osteopathy and Chiropractic Treatment

If your back has finally given up and you are thinking about chiropractic or osteopathy treatment as the solution, then you’ve found the right place.

Our chiropractors & osteopaths are fully registered and qualified to have you back to full fitness and have been providing some of the most effective treatments for back and neck pain since 2000. They use gentle, but focused techniques to relieve muscle spasm, stiff joints and aching limbs.

The Orchard Health Group 2 Fountain Lane Boston PE21 6NX

01205 331222

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The clinic is open six days a week from 09:00 till 18:30 weekdays and 09:00-14:00 on Saturday.

Whether you’re a first time visitor or one of our 25000  previous customers, checking our availability and booking an appointment with us couldn’t be simpler. By using our Online Booking form, you’re only three steps away from starting to feel better.

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