7 clinics across Greater Boston

Foot & Ankle Injuries Physical Therapy

Rehabilitation for ankle sprains, foot injuries, instability, and return to activity.

Physical therapy for foot and ankle injuries.

Our physical therapists are highly trained in the evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of orthopedic and sports-related injuries.

Running injuries are often related to repetitive stress and changes in training load rather than one specific traumatic event. Repeated loading can place stress on muscles, tendons, joints, and other tissues over time.

Treatment is individualized based on your symptoms, physical examination, activity level, and goals.

A physical therapist taping an athlete’s ankle trackside

Foot & ankle rehab in action.

Targeted calf and ankle strengthening, like the soleus press, helps rebuild the capacity your feet and ankles need.

Foot and ankle conditions we treat.

Our orthopedic physical therapists treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, from acute injuries to chronic pain and post-surgical rehabilitation.

Ankle sprains
Achilles tendon pain
Plantar fasciitis and heel pain
Calf strains
Shin splints
Tibialis posterior tendinopathy
Ankle and foot pain
Ankle mobility restrictions

Rehabilitation after foot and ankle surgery.

Depending on the expertise of your treating clinician, BPTW may provide rehabilitation following procedures involving the foot and ankle, including:

Fracture repair
Ligament procedures
Tendon procedures
Post-surgical rehabilitation

Your rehabilitation program will be based on your procedure, surgeon’s protocol, clinical findings, and individual goals.

A personalized approach to rehabilitation.

Depending on your condition and goals, treatment may include:

Movement assessment
Therapeutic exercise
Progressive strengthening
Mobility training
Manual therapy Dry needling
Neuromuscular re-education
Balance and coordination training
Sport-specific rehabilitation
Return-to-activity progression

What our patients say.

“The whole Medford team is amazing! Must give special mad props to Amanda for her persistence and P.T. skills / knowledge to help me recover from a very challenging post foot and ankle surgery!”
Yar L. · Medford

Frequently asked questions.

01 / What are the most common running injuries?
Common running injuries include plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon pain, shin splints, runner’s knee, IT band syndrome, calf strains, hamstring strains, and hip or foot and ankle pain.
02 / Can physical therapy help me return to sports after surgery?
Yes. Sports physical therapy can help athletes progressively restore mobility, strength, stability, power, endurance, and sport-specific movement following surgery. Your rehabilitation program will follow your surgical protocol and be progressed based on your recovery.
03 / What conditions does physical therapy treat?
Physical therapy can help with a wide range of musculoskeletal, orthopedic, sports, neurological, and movement-related conditions.
04 / Do I need a referral for physical therapy?
Massachusetts allows direct access to physical therapy in many circumstances. Insurance requirements may vary.
05 / How do I know which physical therapist is right for me?
Our team can help match you with a provider based on your condition, goals, and preferred location. Meet our team.
06 / Where does Boston PT & Wellness provide physical therapy?
Boston PT & Wellness has multiple locations throughout Greater Boston. View our locations.

Ready to get started?

Find the right treatment for your goals and start your recovery with Boston PT & Wellness.

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