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Physical Therapy in Wilmington, MA
Are you currently recovering from a sports injury? Do you need help managing the pain you feel in your joints? Are you an athlete, dancer, or Gymnast? If so, you should consider turning to the professionals at Boston Sports Medicine. We focus on sports, dance, orthopedic, and post-surgical physical therapy in Wilmington, MA.
From student-athletes to military veterans, people from all walks of life come to us for physical therapy in Wilmington, MA. Through physical therapy in Wilmington, MA, we can help these individuals return to their prior level of functioning. We want our patients to recover from an injury or surgery as promptly as possible. Read on to learn more about how our physical therapy in Wilmington, MA can help you.
Athlete, Dancer, and Gymnast Focused Care
The movement of many forms of athletice, dance, and gymnastics may pre-dispose one to a number of conditions not commonly seen in other populations. We are equipped to assess technique and movement quality to assure it is considered and integrated into the treatment program. Custom exercise prescription to meet the demands of training and choreography is integral to our programs.
Treatment Approaches
Ankle/Foot Disorders:
Achilles tendinopathies and Sever’s, ankle sprains and chronic instability, stress fractures, flexor hallicus longus pathology, metatarsal pain and stiffness, os trigonum, and os navicular conservative and post operative treatment
Spinal Conditions:
Muscle strain, spondylolysis/stress fractures of spine, facet irritation, core weakness/stabilization issues
Hip Conditions:
Labral tears both conservative and post-operative care, osteoarthritis, impingement syndromes
Knee Disorders:
Patellofemoral pain (knee cap), pain related to joint hyper mobility including tracking issues of the patella, degenerative joint disease/osteoarthritis, meniscus tears both conservative and post-operative, ACL repairs, osteochondritis dissecans
Orthopedic Surgeries:
Including but not limited to – Total hip and knee joint replacement, PAO (periacetabular osteotomy), hamstring avulsion repairs, Achilles tendon lengthening procedures, lateral release and tendon re-positioning for dislocating knee caps, compartment release of the calf muscles, hip labrum repairs, os trigonum removal or steida process excisions, retinaculum release at the ankle, arch reconstruction surgery, rotator cuff repairs, ACL repairs/reconstruction
At Boston Sports Medicine, we are passionate about providing exceptional physical therapy in Wilmington, MA. We constantly seek out new resources, discoveries, and innovations that help advance our practice. You can count on us to provide you with quality physical therapy in Wilmington, MA using the latest equipment and techniques.
When it comes to providing physical therapy in Wilmington, MA, no one is better than us. Trust our committed health care providers with your physical therapy in Wilmington, MA today!
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314 Main Street, Suite 101
Wilmington, MA 01887
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Tel: (978) 447-5793
Fax: (978) 642-9982
Are you a Physical Therapist looking for a job? We have openings!
June recital season is here. Don’t let pain take center stage. 🩰
At Boston Sports Medicine Physical Therapy, we help dancers recover from injury, rebuild strength, and return to performing with confidence. Our team understands the unique physical demands of dance and provides care designed specifically for performers.
As a trusted member of the Boston Ballet Health Alliance and the International Association for Dance Medicine & Science, Boston Sports Medicine treats a wide range of dance-related injuries, including ankle sprains, tendonitis, stress fractures, hip labrum tears, and more.
Our goal is to treat the whole dancer so you can move better, prevent future injuries, and get back to doing what you love.
The stage is waiting. Start your recovery journey today!
Summer is short. Don`t spend it dealing with pain.
As the weather warms up, many adults jump back into the activities they love—golf, pickleball, tennis, cycling, hiking, gardening, and weekends spent outdoors with family and friends. Unfortunately, that increase in activity can also lead to nagging aches, joint pain, and overuse injuries that make it harder to enjoy the season.
At Boston Sports Medicine Wilmington, our Physical Therapy team helps active adults stay active. Whether you`re dealing with shoulder pain that`s affecting your golf swing, knee pain from pickleball, back pain after yard work, or a lingering injury that`s slowing you down, we`re here to help you move better, feel stronger, and get back to the activities you enjoy most.
Don`t let pain dictate your summer plans. Let our Wilmington team help you make the most of every sunny day.
Getting back on your feet takes the right team. 💪
“Boston Sports Med is my all-time favorite PT place. Everyone there is so helpful and fun to be around. I am a dancer with the Boston Ballet School, and Boston Sports Med has been the perfect place to help me get back on my feet as quickly as possible. I highly recommend Boston Sports Med to anyone needing physical therapy.”
Trusted by dancers who need to move with confidence.
Tap the link in our bio and start your recovery today!
Have you been to Boston Sports Medicine recently? Progress should not stop when physical therapy ends.
Post-Rehabilitation and Personal Training is built for patients who want to keep improving strength, mobility, and overall performance after PT. Work one-on-one with an Exercise Specialist to continue what you started.
Programs focus on:
☑️ Strength and endurance
☑️ Balance and coordination
☑️ Cardiovascular fitness
☑️ Functional movement
Click the link in our bio to keep building on your progress and stay active!
Advanced spine care, closer to home.
If you’re dealing with back or neck pain — or recovering from a spinal injury — you can access the trusted New England Baptist Hospital Spine Rehabilitation Program right here at Boston Sports Medicine in Wilmington.
Led by Kasey Foley, PT, DPT, our team delivers expert, exercise-based care using proven protocols designed for lasting results.
Program highlights:
🔹 Targeted therapy to reduce pain and restore movement
🔹 NEBH-developed treatment plans
🔹 Guided strength and mobility programs
🔹 Focus on long-term recovery — not quick fixes
For patients and referring providers alike, this is spine care you can trust — without the commute.
Call (978) 447-5793 to learn more or refer a patient today.
At Boston Sports Medicine, we believe the best patient outcomes start with supported, energized clinicians, not burnout.
We’re hiring licensed Physical Therapists across our Greater Boston locations and have built a model designed around your long-term success, both professionally and personally.
Here’s what that looks like:
🔹 Manageable caseloads
🔹 Built-in collaboration
🔹 Employee-first culture
🔹 Competitive compensation
🔹 Comprehensive benefits
🔹 Student loan assistance + CEU reimbursement
If you’re licensed in Massachusetts and looking for a role where you can do your best work and feel supported doing it, this is that opportunity.
Apply now and take the next step in your career. View open roles with the link in our bio!
That 3 PM shoulder ache from your desk isn`t random. 💻
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.
Spring is a good time to clean up more than your workspace. Get back in the game and take care of the body that gets the job done.
READY TO GET BACK IN THE GAME?
Request an Appointment today by calling (800) 346-9153 or use our online form.
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