Dr. Michael G., PT, DPT
Clinic Director, Arlington · Director of Clinical Education ArlingtonTendinopathies, ACL injuries, calf pain, knee pain, and weekend warriors.
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Boston PT & Wellness · Arlington
Physical therapy in Arlington, MA.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing ongoing pain, returning to sport, or looking to stay active without limitations, physical therapy should be built around your individual goals.
At Boston PT & Wellness, our Arlington physical therapists provide personalized treatment designed to restore movement, improve strength, reduce limitations, and help you confidently return to the activities you enjoy.
From recreational athletes and runners to active adults and individuals recovering from surgery, our team creates progressive rehabilitation plans based on your needs and goals.
Address: 369 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
Phone: (781) 874-9294
Our Arlington Clinic
Inside our Arlington clinic.
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Meet the Arlington Team
Meet your Arlington physical therapists.
Our Arlington clinicians work with patients across orthopedic, sports, and specialty rehabilitation.
Dr. Cheyenne F., PT, DPT
Staff Physical Therapist · Pelvic Health ArlingtonCertified in pelvic floor PT; PT services for performing artists.
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Dr. Jordyn S., PT, DPT
Staff Physical Therapist ArlingtonCertified in physical activity promotion in children and youth.
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Dr. Luigi D., PT, DPT
Staff Physical Therapist ArlingtonOutpatient orthopedic rehabilitation and sports rehabilitation.
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Dr. Lindsay C., PT, DPT
Staff Physical Therapist ArlingtonSports injuries, chronic conditions, post-operative rehabilitation, and pediatric care.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about physical therapy in Arlington.
01 / Do I need a referral for physical therapy in Massachusetts?
Massachusetts allows direct access to physical therapy in many circumstances. Requirements can vary depending on your individual situation and insurance plan. Our team can help you understand what is needed before your first visit. See more FAQs.
02 / What happens during my first physical therapy appointment?
Your initial evaluation includes a discussion of your symptoms, medical and activity history, and goals, followed by an individualized physical assessment. Your therapist will use these findings to develop a treatment plan based on your needs.
03 / What conditions do you treat at the Arlington clinic?
Our Arlington physical therapists treat a wide range of orthopedic, sports, and movement-related conditions, including back pain, neck pain, knee injuries, shoulder conditions, sports injuries, running injuries, concussion, TMJ, and more. View all conditions we treat.
04 / Do you provide sports physical therapy in Arlington?
Yes. Our sports physical therapists work with athletes across activity levels, including recreational athletes and competitive performers. Rehabilitation is tailored to the physical demands of your sport and your individual goals. Learn about sports physical therapy.
05 / Can physical therapy help me return to running or exercise?
Physical therapy can help address many injuries and movement limitations that interfere with running and exercise. Your therapist can develop a progressive rehabilitation plan based on your symptoms, activity level, and goals. Learn about running injury rehabilitation.
06 / Do you accept insurance?
Insurance participation and coverage vary by plan. Contact our Arlington team to discuss your insurance and available options.
Schedule at Our Arlington Clinic
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Whether you’re recovering from an injury, returning to sport, getting back to running, or simply looking to move with less pain and more confidence, our Arlington physical therapy team is here to help.
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(781) 874-9294
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A care coordinator will reach out within one business day. If you need to speak with us sooner, call us directly.