Any recommendations for Physical Therapy places in town who specialize in sports injuries?
Erin F. replied:
We use Sports and Physical Therapy Associates in Westborough on Lyman St.
Vicki T. replied:
Greendale Physical Therapy in Rte 9
Steve L. replied:
All access or Greendale in town. I'd also recommend Kevin Flaherty.
Colleen G. replied:
Kevin Flaherty@https://www.facebook.com/1114622171883379Flaherty Physical Therapy in Northboro next to Tomaiolo's is fabulous! Sports injuries his specialty. Kevin does all the treatment and therapy himself - good quality time, fast healing!
Stephen T. replied:
Kevin Flaherty all day!
Kathy N. replied:
Kevin Flaherty
Nick D. replied:
All Access Rt. 9 Shrewsbury
Kevin F. replied:
Alyse - my name is Kevin Flaherty and I own Flaherty PT in Northboro at the plaza with the large Rooster road side! I would be happy to help you out in any way I could. My web site is: www.flahertyphysicaltherapy.com for more details. I am also in the office today until 1 at 508-393-9000 to chat.
Bob L. replied:
All access in Shrewsbury or Flaherty pt in Northboro ... Kevin Flaherty is great
My husband used Hardy in Northboro and my father-in-law used All Access in Shrewsbury. Both had good experiences.
Christa D. replied:
Central Mass PT..... AWESOME... not cookie cutter physical therapy
Stephanie B. replied:
we have had great experiences with All Access PT for a variety of sports type rehab, needed to go to Hahneman to the hand therapy clinic, and South County pt is great for oncology pt (lymphadema, scar tissue release, etc. frozen shoulder) All pt's were terrific. A+ at all places
Melissa P. replied:
I have been to PT 3 times, 3 different places and will now only go back to All Access!!!
John M. replied:
Cross Country Team uses Central Mass PThttp://www.centralmasspt.com/
Patty K. replied:
Hardy PT in Northboro. My husband, myself, and my daughter have all had great experiences there.
Looking for the best physical therapist in or close to Shrewsbury. To focus on tight hamstrings. Thank you
Melisa H. replied:
Central Mass PT; I chose it because many marathon and physical trainers go there when they need it. I am short, and dumpy but I wanted a place with the attitude that they want you in the best condition to not only to ok but succeed and exceed in your ...See More
Michelle B. replied:
Absoultely Central Mass PT!!! I am a Physical Therapist Assistant and highly recommend there!!
Carolyn B. replied:
Massage therapy would be great for that and she is unbelievable. Valerie at http://focused-intention.com/
Colleen C. replied:
I've been going to Central Mass Physical therapy in West Boylston St in Worcester for that same issue and a few others. I had previously gone to All Access who is also good, but I found that CMPT just has a very different approach and it's helping tons! Good luck.
Sheila M. replied:
Greendale Physical Therapy on Rt. 9 in Shrewsbury. I had shoulder surgery and they worked wonders! Love them!
Hi. I've got a script and I am looking for some feedback. Who is best for physical therapy for a torn Achilles? All Access, or Greendale Physical Therapy? Thanks.
Christina M. replied:
I second Central Mass PT! Individualized attention, one patient at a time (which was not my experience other places), and great follow-up.
Karen B. replied:
I recommend Hardy Physical Therapy in Northborough.
Dadene G. replied:
Have been to All Access 2 series of treatments, not pleased either time - very little one on one. Hardy in Northboro is awesome
Michelle B. replied:
Central Mass Physical Therapy hands down!!!
Brendan M. replied:
All Access is excellent! I've gone there for both knee pain and a stained rotator cuff. They really know what they're doing. Friendly and professional with great deal of expertise.
Pamela C. replied:
I had great success at All Access for Planter fasciitis.
Jayme P. replied:
South County Physical Therapy! We have offices in Westboro, Worcester, Millbury, Auburn and Charlton.
Christa D. replied:
I love Central Mass Physical Therapy right near O'Connors. great staff from front desk to the therapists.