Douglas Square Physical Therapy

Boston, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 617-778-5540
Site :
www.northsouthphysicaltherapy.com
Adresse :
1180-1200 Washington St Unit 103, Boston, MA, 02118
South End
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
60 mWashington St @ Perry St
110 mWashington St @ E Berkeley St
120 mE. Berkeley St Outbound
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Heure locale (Boston) 00:47 lundi 2 juin 2025

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2 avis sur Douglas Square Physical Therapy

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Évaluation du lieu : 4
Boston, MA
Really friendly staff & Knowledgeable. Easy making appointments, they usually have the exact times I want! **It is very small, not much privacy.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Boston, MA
The doc said to find the most convenient physical therapy (for motivation), so I did. This is a very small facility with one licensed therapist who is there only two days a week, but several physical therapist assistants who know what they are doing. There are also several trained but unlicensed physical therapy aides whom Massachusetts licensure allows to follow the directions of the therapists. My suggestion for optimal service would be to ask for a licensed practitioner. I did, and my wishes were graciously acceded to by the management. The place has happy vibes and I am making good progress, but my trainer is TOUGH! (That’s a good thing.)