Cora Rehabilitation Clinics

IMO, I was not greeted when I entered the building. I didn’t see any friendly faces and you did not feel welcomed. The waiting room is so small it’s ridiculous. IMO, from what I saw I’ll drive far for PT. Go see for yourself then decide. If you want PT make sure you call for an appt. I just went to visit.

Let’s face it, if you are at a place for PT, you may not be in the best mood because I think the T in PT doesn’t actually stand for «therapy» but for «torture». Be that as it may, if you need torture, er I mean therapy, I highly recommend CORA in Longwood.
All kidding aside this facility is top notch. It is meticulously clean and they seem to have everything you could possible need in terms of equipment including a therapy pool with lift. But the thing that has most impressed me has been the staff. From Kim at the front desk to James my therapist to the rest of the therapists in the room, they have all been professional and efficient but also extremely friendly and pleasant.
The atmosphere is family-​like as patients and therapists interact and offer words of encouragement to each other when they notice frustrations building and celebrate the little milestones that indicate progress. «Hey look at you, no cane today»! It helps make what can be an uncomfortable, unpleasant experience tolerable.
You know those places where you go in and the employees act put out by the mere fact that you are asking them to do their job? This isn’t one of them. To the contrary everyone here seems to not only like what they do but where they are doing it. That is refreshing.
My therapist James has been very helpful and displays the perfect balance of compassion and «tough love» when it comes to my treatment. And I have watched as the other therapists have shown equal care with their patients.
I hope you never have the need, but if you are looking for a rehab/​PT clinic, CORA in Longwood is a good option.