Great new office in Waltham-I think that with Dr. James Sarni managing my care, I will finally find relief from my degenerative spine disease. He took the time to explain my options in a way that I've not experienced before, and laid out a plan that i'm confident will produce results! read more

Dr. Mascarenhas is great! He is very on top of things. He answered any questions I had, quickly and in a way that was easy to understand. Recovery was smooth with little to no pain. read more

I am very happy that I visited Dr. Schena. He listened to my story, and decided on a combination of Cortizone and physical therapy for my knee, which has been in pain for over 7 months. I only wish that I had visited Dr. Schena first. read more

Brittany is my go to person at the practice. She is the BEST. She is kind, caring, efficient and knowledgeable. I highly recommend her. Pat Davis Watertown read more

I was recently at the Waltham office. I saw Lampros Minos who is a PA for knee pain that has been getting progressively worse. He examined me and quickly diagnosed my issue. He recommend I get some injections and I agreed. He put me at ease since I'm not a fan of needles. Once the injection was done. He demonstrated which exercises I should do to strengthen my quads. It's now been 3 weeks and I continue to be pain free and able to due the exercises that he recommend which because of pain I want able to do before. I highly recommend this office. read more

Dr. Burke did my quad surgery at Mt. Auburn. The follow up appointments with him and his staff were good, plus very reasonable as far as wait times. My past 2 orthos had unacceptable wait times so I never went back. I see Dr. Hester there as my podiatrist and he's good also. I saw another doctor at their practice in Brighton. I won't hesitate to return to any of the staff. read more

My symptom: my quadricep was painfully tight, which started after an exercise class 3 weeks earlier. After seeing x-rays of my hip, Dr. Dolgov said that my hip looked fine, yet he diagnosed my problem as "unilateral primary osteo-arthritis of the right hip" and recommended a cortisone injection. I didn't think arthritis came on suddenly, to which he said that there has to be a day it starts. I asked if he thought chiropractic treatment might help. He doubted it. He wrote a script for PT. I refused the cortisone injection. I went to a chiropractor and she found my SI (sacroiliac) joint to be out of alignment. Between adjustments and PT, I am healing and no longer in pain. I am glad that I didn't have the cortisone injection. read more

Dr. Burke is a extremely knowledgeable and friendly Doctor. The wait times have been reasonable and he does not rush you when evaluating or discussing treatment options. I was completely satisfied with Pro Sports. read more

Staff are too busy with their chit-chat rather than attending to patients. I went after a knee surgery and within 3 months I was told that I was all set ! I went to another PT place for second review and did PT for another 3 months to completely recover and get back to sports. If you want to return to sports or other activity after a surgery, do not opt for this place, they don't push or are aggressive with rehab. I blame equally the doctor from Prosports orthopaedics (Schena), he never prescribed or checked with PT on the status. He did his surgery and got the money so got out of the picture ! read more

My boyfriend has been coming here after two knee surgeries from an army injury. He has always seen Brian Dolan (sometimes his brother Chris) who does a phenomenal job with him. His appointments are an average of 1.5 to 2 hours and very thorough. Everyone there is very friendly and professional. I highly recommend Pro Sports. read more

The staff are knowledgeable but they are overloaded with patients. Therefore they don't pay enough attention to you. In my case I wasn't getting better and I expected the staff to do something accordingly but their plan was not flexible at all. read more

The place is great. I had rotator cuff surgery in january, I went through therapy for 4 months, with Jenn as my therapist. She was excellent, very knowledgeable about the exercises I should be doing. Although she is fairly new to the job, I thought she was very good at what she does. I would highly recommended her. Joe G. read more

The previous review about bad treatment is very interesting to read, as it's entirely the opposite of my extensive PST experience, at least in Waltham. I have had a ton of good PT at several places over the years (both knees, both shoulders twice, spine), and all have been good; but Sean at PST is exceptionally thorough and rigorous, in my view. Two rounds with him, lumbar spine and shoulder. The PST protocols are tougher and more oriented toward weight / resistance, to an extent anyway, and Sean's stretching and massage work is more pointed as well. (And ain't much staff chitchatting any of the courses I have undergone there.) read more

The therapists here seem to know what they are doing, but I stopped going after a few sessions. I didn't like how my therapist was working on 3 patients at the same time and his approach seemed very cookie cutter. They need to provide clean tables and pillows for clients. The pillows they have you place your face on are yellow and stained - ick. The practice seems to be thriving - they should invest in upgraded equipment. I think their patients would appreciate this. read more

Physical Therapists at Pro Sports Therapy do not spend adequate time with patients. Staff is rude, including the Director.

The doctor might be amazing, but I left before it got that far as I didn't have an hour or more to waste today and the injury wasn't urgent. I showed up on time. I glanced at a board that indicated the wait time (and it said there was no wait)....30 minutes later....still waiting. So I go to the desk to ask....she says the board is wrong and it will be at least another 30 minutes....so that is an hour late... I had no time for this.... I ended up leaving. What really bothered me is that I kept mentioning this board ....and that if it weren't there, I would have asked about the wait time and would have left at the start since I didn't have an hour to wait (instead I wasted 30 minutes waiting). The person at the desk was incredibly dismissive and didn't seem to care.... As I left....this board with inaccurate information was still there to greet patients and inform them that their doctor was on time...when in fact he would be an hour or more late.... Grr..... read more

I wished I had listened to all the other poor reviews. The physical therapy was mediocre at best, my teenager was not given a plan and did not progress, had to change therapists to improve muscle strength post-op. Please do not go here if you are trying to get stronger and return to sports. I really wished my kid had gone to another rehab place. The owner uses his Celtics connection to promote his business, but even the Celtics don't go here to get better! read more

I gave one start and I think this is generous. the therapists are good how ever they usually have two or more people at a time. I had been going to pro sports for 3 months then was told that I could not be seen for 4 weeks. When I called to make the appointment I was told needed to get a Dr referral again because too much time had passed end. I am over all disappointed with the staff at pro sports. read more

I went here for pt for bi-lateral frozen shoulder. I only saw one therapist, and I thought he was terrific. No complaints here.

Pro Sports epitomizes everything I dislike about physical therapy. It is a total waste of time to go to this place and a waste of insurance dollars. The therapists I met are nice enough, but they could just as easily hand you a paper with some exercises on it which you could do at home. There is absolutely NO value or benefit to their services. They triple book their patients so that the therapists have very little time with anyone. They will show you an exercise and tell you to do three sets of 15 (or whatever) and they walk away..... forgetting to return for extended periods of time. I was told by one therapist to busy myself for five minutes while he tended to another patient, but he never got to me for about 20-25 minutes. This is totally unacceptable and I don't know why any of their patients put up with this type of treatment. I would strongly recommend that anyone in need of physical therapy go elsewhere. read more

When my doctor prescribed me therapy, I looked up local PT clinics and found Pro Sports. During my 5 week time here, my therapist, Merlin, was able to evaluate and assess my injury in order to assign the right treatment plan. I enjoyed going to PT as it kept me in the the right mindset to be consistent with my exercises, both at home and at the clinic. Merlin was very knowledgeable throughout the process and was a big part of my full recovery. Some people might think that you can do all of these exercises at home, but there are so many complications that I never thought I'd run into and having a professional therapist such as Merlin was critical towards my recovery. Everything was going good and then all of a sudden I had problems with my knee cap locking. It took him minutes to figure out the problem and with one piece of tape around the side of my knee, the problem was gone. I was able to use this technique for a month while exercising to strengthen my muscles to support the knee cap, which worked and I no longer need the tape. If anything comes up with my injury, I will know where to go for advice. read more