I have been a client at Jump Start PT for 10 months now. I started at two times a week and now I…read morego once a week. The physical therapists are very well qualified (with doctorate degrees), knowledgeable and compassionate. They are friendly and professional, and have an excellent knowledge of anatomy. They have helped me tremendously. I highly recommend them.

I would Not recommend. Basic knowledge of anatomy and choice of treatment is not advanced. I have…read morelooked elswear as both my husband and I showed no improvement.

The therapist was so caring and thoughtful. I would recommend this place to anyone wanting This…read moretype of therapy.

I can't say enough good things about my OT, Molly. She made time to see me when she didn't have to,…read morejust to accommodate my busy schedule when my hand was in agony. She saved me from an overeager OT in another (unrelated) rehab facility who caused me a lot of unnecessary pain. I was scared and in pain when I came to her but Molly was confident that she could help me, and she did. She is knowledgeable, friendly but not overly talkative (this is a plus!), responsive, and very, very good at her job. I have to have the same procedure on the other hand and I will go straight to her for my aftercare and OT even though Wellesley is a considerable commute for me. She is the best. Thank you, Rebound! Thank you, Molly!

We came in with broken right wrists (we did it one week apart, talk about solidarity!) We landed in…read morethe best hands ever at 2 Thumbs Up. Everyone is so professional and friendly and the place itself is very clean and welcoming. We want to give our sincere thanks to all the staff, especially Monique and Bridget. We are now graduates and back to our normal life activities thanks to their care and understanding of our needs. Chris and Halla Crompton

I went to 2 thumbs up after having surgery on my left hand in a sporting event injury I was…read morerecommended to this place by others I checked the reviews on Yelp.com all 5 stars that's good of the 10 appointments I went to I felt I was @ 85% I was also doing things on my own so I felt I was good to go some of the exercises we did was painful but it had to be done to make the left hand better for my upcoming ice hockey season. Bridget was mostly the one I worked with the most she knew her stuff so I also would recommend 2 Thumbs up.

Amazing place for PT. Very clean - friendly and professional. I love that they focus on the whole…read morebody and getting you back into shape after a surgery - not just focusing on one part of you. Great atmosphere - never crazy crowded. Just the perfect amount of friendly support and therapy. I highly recommend Train Boston for knee recovery after replacement.

Got referred here by my surgeon after ACL surgery. The gym itself is clean and comfy. The general…read morelow-down is as follows: -Terry, the general manager, is friendly, outgoing, and around to take care of things as necessary. -The front desk folks have been cranky and ill tempered once or twice, but I guess that's life. -More importantly, the PTs I work with, Jeff and his minion Mary Kate, are doing awesome by me. A little history: I worked with a PT only once before. There was a misdiagnosis that wasn't the PT's fault, but nonetheless, the frustration of an injury that didn't heal left me a bit wary of PTs in general. You *have* to do PT after ACL surgery, so I stuffed my wariness into a little box in my closet, and, buoyed by my surgeon's confidence in Train Boston and a friend/mentor's confidence in Jeff's work, I signed up for PT. Confidence restored. Jeff and Mary Kate explain everything, answer all my questions patiently (and probably repeatedly), and keep me from doing stupid things without getting tetchy about the fact that I do stupid things once in a while. They're doing an admirable job working with me to get back to BJJ and Judo. This has included acting as demonstration dummies (which is like volunteering to be a jungle gym for a monkey on meth) and getting feedback from me regarding things to focus on. I like the emphasis on communication and the chance to contribute to my rehab plan, instead of orders handed down from on high. Everybody seems to have their own rendition of "PT sucks." Even my PT friends joke that the acronym stands for "pain and torture." Frankly, my PT sessions have been notable for the absence of pain and torture. Yes, I sweat. And yes, occasionally I'll get overzealous doing my at-home exercises and show up for PT with a limp, a whine, and a silent fear that I've ruined everything and I might as well cut it all off and get a wooden peg installed instead. But the crying and swearing that everyone promised would be in the offing? Not thus far.

Dr Kavolus was amazing! He listened to my husband's concerns, presented options, and was always…read morecaring! He replaced his right hip and to say it has been life changing is putting it mildly. He was in pain for a few years and now he is completely pain free! His recovery has been remarkably easy and he can now do things that he wasn't able to do for a long time. He can go to museums, long walks, travel, you name it. Everyone in his office is so pleasant and helpful. I would highly recommend him and his team!

I recommend anyone looking for a caring Orthopedic doctor and team to see Dr. Kovalus. He takes the…read moretime to answer your questions and present options. His demeanor is upbeat and caring and he has a great sense of humor. Most of all you really feel he loves what he's doing. He has made a positive difference in my life and I feel confident he will do everything he can to make a difference in yours

Tremendous Dr. Highly trained, great people skills and an incredible talent to analyze the problem…read moreand find a practical sound solution always thinking about the patient first. I highly recommend Dr. Hartshorn for a number of my health care needs and concerns! Very happy!!!

Dr Hartshorn is a fantastic orthopedic surgeon, I highly recommend him. I just moved to MA and,…read moreafter several years of steroid injections in my shoulder for pain, was looking to get another shot. He suggested I first get an MRI, so glad he did as I had a a significant rotator cuff tear, steroids would have masked the pain and made things worse. I received corrective surgery and 3 weeks out am already experiencing less pain vs pre-surgery. He provided great step-by-step detail on the procedure and what to expect wrt pain and recovery, and has been very present post-operation. He also has a great staff who are very responsive and supportive. I really appreciated his ability to clearly explain all options of treatment including pros and cons, which allowed me to make the best decision for me without pressure.

Had bilateral hip replacement back in 2017 - from the moment I got off the gurney, I have had no…read morediscomfort - or anything. I don't even know they are there. Procedure took three hours - when I mentioned this to another doctor - he remarked "He's a rock star." I couldn't agree more. I know of neighbors on my street who have a sum total of 6 hip replacements - and they all have complaints. Not me. Do yoursef a favor - get Dr Phillips. Oh yeah - be sure to ask him about his boat. It was a 42 footer last I knew. Or maybe a 47 footer. He'll let you know.

I had a hip replacement by Dr. Phillips in 2018. I was having pain in my hip and saw Dr Phillips…read morelast year on May 2, 2024. it was clear that after examination that I had right trochanteric bursitis, and my hip replacement was fine. He suggested he could give me a cortisone shot. Due to me being extremely allergic to Polyethylene Glycol in which I have an anaphylactic reaction (Dr. Phillips is aware of this as it noted in my record.). When he suggested the a cortisone shot my wife and I asked at the same time "Does the shot contain Polyethylene Glycol." His response, "not that I'm aware of". Knowing what happens to me you would think he would review the ingredients. Well Polyethylene Glycol was the main ingredient of the cortisone shot and I had a serious Anaphylactic reaction. I felt sick immediately after the shot and the front desk receptionist brought me to the bathroom and left. My wife came to find me a few minutes later and I was on the floor unconscious. She new immediately what happen. Everyone in office came running and 911 was called. Nobody got an EpI pen, Dr Phillips stood there and said to me, "my husband passed out." I was rushed to Newton Wellesley hospital and it was so severe and was a touch and go situation. Dr. Philllips negligence caused harm and unnecessary body and organ stress to me that could have resulted in death. it would have taken a few minutes to investigate the ingredients in the shot. I reported this to the medical board and they decided not to recommend disciplinary action. He was more or less slapped on hand and the Complaint Committee sent him a letter to "remind him the importance of reviewing and verifying ingredient labels when a specific question is raised by a patient with allergy concern". I would think twice before considering an appointment with him. A concerned and caring doctor would have at least called me to see how I was doing. That tells you something. ML - Sept 23, 2025

My time at Needham Physical Therapy has been excellent. The PT is patient with me and helps me…read moreunderstand my injury. I have lots of questions and they are answered nicely.

Working with Needham Physical Therapy, I effectively resolved the problems from my neck injury,…read moreand also received/achieved a quantum leap in daily ongoing BODY AWARENESS. PT team care was very patient-centered, and taught me how to balance my sympathetic (contraction/flexor/adrenergic) and parasympathetic (extensor/release/relaxation/calming) muscle groups. This new awareness reduced a lot of daily tension, and freed me up to move forward better in my life with less stress, less tension building up in my neck, and less risk for further injury. - PRF