Cambridge Physical Therapy & Gym, MA

Physical Therapy Cambridge MA

Whether you need help improving your mobility or recovering from surgery, Boston Sports Medicine is here for you. Through physical therapy in Cambridge, MA, we can help individuals return to their normal level of functioning and enhance their overall health and well-being.

However, before you rush to get physical therapy in Cambridge, MA, it pays first to learn what to expect. Read our frequently asked questions and find out everything you need to know about physical therapy in Cambridge, MA.

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What Is Physical Therapy in Cambridge, MA?

Primary care doctors often refer patients to physical therapists when the patients are recovering from injuries or a major surgery. Physical therapy in Cambridge, MA is a kind of treatment that focuses on helping people regain mobility, improve balance, or reduce joint, muscle, and bone pain. The healthcare providers at Boston Sports Medicine specialize in sports, dance, orthopedic, and post-surgical physical therapy in Cambridge, MA.

Who Can Get Physical Therapy in Cambridge, MA?

Boston Sports Medicine has provided physical therapy services to competitive athletes like the Zoom Multisport triathletes and the Boston Breakers. Although we are known for treating these high-level athletes, physical therapy in Cambridge, MA is available for all patients. From students with sports injuries to military veterans, we can help them all. No matter your age or activity level, you can come to us for physical therapy in Cambridge, MA.

How Long Is the Waiting List for Physical Therapy in Cambridge, MA?

When you turn to us for physical therapy in Cambridge, MA, you can schedule a session at a time that is convenient for you. The wait for a new appointment is rarely more than 2 business days. However, if you are flexible with your schedule, your first appointment can be set on the same day you dropped by or the day after that.

What Should You Wear to Physical Therapy in Cambridge, MA?

Loose fitting clothing is ideal for physical therapy sessions. During physical therapy in Cambridge, MA, you will have to wear clothes that won’t restrict or limit the body part that needs treatment. For instance, if you have lower extremity injuries, you should wear shorts during physical therapy in Cambridge, MA. For upper extremity injuries, tank tops work well. When necessary, we can also provide you with an exam gown to wear during your physical therapy in Cambridge, MA.

How Long Are the Appointments for Physical Therapy in Cambridge, MA?

Appointments for physical therapy in Cambridge, MA usually last for 45 minutes. However, you can have longer or shorter sessions, depending on your individual needs. Your therapist will base the length of each session of physical therapy in Cambridge, MA on what your treatment plan requires.

What Should You Bring to Your First Session of Physical Therapy in Cambridge, MA?

You will need to bring your insurance card, copayment, and any necessary paperwork from your doctor. If you have copies of your X-ray, CT scan, or MRI images, you should also bring these along to your session of physical therapy in Cambridge, MA.

When Should You Arrive for Physical Therapy in Cambridge, MA?

Since our appointments are very tightly scheduled, you should arrive at least 5 minutes before your session of physical therapy in Cambridge, MA. This will make sure that you can start your therapy on time and avoid inconveniencing the patient whose appointment is slated after yours.

Trust Boston Sports Medicine for Physical Therapy in Cambridge, MA

Getting proper physical therapy in Cambridge, MA is vital to your recovery. As such, you should only trust reputable healthcare providers with your treatment needs. The staff at Boston Sports Medicine are all highly trained and experienced. You can count on us to provide you with immediate, effective, and individualized physical therapy in Cambridge, MA. Reach out to us, and get the care you need today!

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14 McGrath Highway
Somerville, MA 02472
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Tel: (617) 623-6300
Fax: (617) 623-4224

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✨The Exercise of the Week✨

This week we are joined by Ali, a Senior Staff DPT, based out of our Watertown location.

In this video, Ali goes over the importance of deep core exercises. Core exercises are great to help build stability, balance, and increase overall functional strength for every day activities. 

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Looking for a physical therapy role that supports long term growth?

Boston Sports Medicine Physical Therapy is hiring. We offer a team based model, manageable caseloads, and a clear path for career development.

Open roles include new graduates, experienced clinicians, and clinical leaders.

What we offer
🔹 Competitive salary based on experience
🔹 Student loan assistance
🔹 Advanced clinical education reimbursement and in house CEUs
🔹 401K with 100 percent match
🔹 Full health, dental, and vision insurance
🔹 Paid leave and additional earning opportunities

If you are licensed in Massachusetts and ready to grow your career in a supportive clinical environment, we would like to hear from you.

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Work can be repetitive, physical, or somewhere in between. When pain starts to interfere with your focus or performance, it is time to address it directly.

At Boston Sports Medicine Physical Therapy, our occupational injury physical therapy is built around what you actually do each day. We target job specific strength, mobility, and movement patterns so patients can transition safely back to full duty without setbacks.

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Ever heard of iontophoresis (aka “ionto”)? 👀

It’s a treatment we offer at Boston Sports Medicine that uses a mild electrical current to deliver anti-inflammatory medication right where you need it (no needles!)
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• Plantar fasciitis
• Bursitis
• Local inflammation that just won’t calm down

Think of it as a targeted way to speed up healing and reduce pain so you can get back to doing what you love 💪

Curious if ionto is right for you? Ask your PT at your next visit or send us a message! 

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