Physical therapy to improve and strengthen my back. Everyone is very nice, helpful. My…read moretherapists address my concerns every day. I would recommend this office to anyone needing physical therapy. Not only is the location convenient mid Cape, but they recently opened a new facility.

From the owner: Welcome to our Centerville, MA Physical Therapy Clinic in Cape Cod. Professional Physical Therapy…read morein Centerville was acquired in 2017 and offers patients many different types of rehabilitation services to relieve pain. The clinic has no stairs at the entrance for easy wheelchair accessibility. Professional Physical Therapy in Centerville is located in the Bell Tower Mall, next to Papa Gino’s. We are also near 99 Restaurant and Anderson Hardware. Plenty of parking is available at the clinic. Founded in 1998, Professional Physical Therapy is a leading provider of physical therapy and sports medicine services with clinic locations throughout New England. Contact our Centerville, MA Physical Therapists in Cape Cod today to develop a plan!

Physician Mark E. Collins, M.D. (Internal Medicine)…read more He's not especially chatty but does pay attention and listens carefully and his responses are helpful, concise and informative. Very knowledgeable. Very computerized practice. All records are available to the patient. All orders are transmitted to pharmacies, labs, hospital electronically. Very efficient. No dithering at CVS as to what the handwritten Rx scrawl is. Very nice office setting. On time service!!!

I've used their services for about four years now. I have received excellent service and response…read moreto my particular issues. Their affiliation and communication with my other providers has been quite helpful as well.

If my doctor had an office any place else on Cape Cod I would leave this office fast. Too many…read morepeople working there yet not enough people to return phone calls which is pretty bad for any doctors office but critical for a cardiologists office. The wait time is usually long and the nursing staff went from good to awful. If I had a choice this would not be it. They need to add more people and stop taking new patients if they can't handle the ones they have now.

If I could give less that star I would. You have to wait 6 months to make an appoinntment and they…read morecancel. Then you go to reschedule and its 6 months out. Well they have doe thi sto me several times so I am 18 months with out a Physical. And dont bother trying to get anyone on the Phone you may as well give up. Awful absolutely Awful. I would rather go see a VET before I deal with these idiots again.

This practice used to be great. My early experiences circa 2019 were excellent. As soon as they…read moreconverted to MACC (CCH) things went downhill quickly. First, I was told I was no longer able to see physicians at this practice and would be required to select a new GP. My new GP was a 70 year old doctor at North Street whose solution to everything was to throw pills at me. After my first 6 months he decided he was going to retire and only worked 2 1/2 days a week. I was given the option of a new GP which I chose. My new GP was located at Strawberry Hill. It took 6 months to schedule with her. She lasted less than a year and quit. For 14 months I had no GP. Now a new GP has bern assigned and voila! he is at the Station Ave facility which is 2 miles from my house. This is infinitely better than the 20 mins it took to go to Hyannis. But wait! It gets better. My new GP met with me for orientation med review etc. Filled my scripts including my ADHD meds that I e taken for over 20 years. Upon my second visit, he had completely forgotten that we met, was generally acting like a 25 year old idiot telling me disgusting stories of his kidney surgery and then proceeded to tell me that he was cutting back my ADHD script by 67% that 'this is the best I can do for you'... are we cutting some sort of back room drug deal? Umm no. You're not qualified to make that determination, and you are not allowed to alter a 20 year old stabilized treatment plan. No sir, that will not work for me. Then I was systematically dehumanized, made to feel like I was treated like a drug addict, forced to sign a two page narcotics use contract that read like I had just been paroled from prison on drug charges, I was referred to an ADHD psychiatrist for re-evaluation (who happens to be a pediatric physician) and get this - he told me straight up 'I'm not writing your scripts for this anymore, and I'll write for two weeks and then you're on your own'. I was also forced to comply with random urinalysis screening that attempt to disqualify people from receiving care involving controlled substances. I went to execute the required labs at Quest, which is what I chose. The doctor conveniently changed the lab work to MACC's internal lab. Well now, looks like WAR it is after all. Nothing like being treated like a drug seeking junkie to make you realize your value as a human being or patient at MACC f.k.a. Emerald Physicians. Incidentally, my 20 year compliance record is SPOTLESS in terms of use, and I have decades of records to prove it, including 3 years of records with CCH, which MACC is part of now. I have never felt so denigrated, de-humanized and offended in my life. Jonathan Berg, you don't deserve to practice medicine here or anywhere. When you made my care about your agenda and not my treatment or health, you lost my respect permanently. Emerald Physicians/MACC has good doctors and excellent PA's and nurses. You're just not one of them. It is impossible to establish treatment/care relationships with any of the Doctors there that you'd want to see, as none have accepted new patients in many years. CCH continues to hire physicians who are in the business of medicine, vs. the care of patients. The physicians who try to care for their patients leave because the entire system is setup is toxic. Even the receptionists are pissed off and rude. I can't recommend this practice. If you don't need referrals, CCH Clinics are quite good.

The good doctor was my surgeon for back surgery, twice, the last one at Cape Cod hospital during a…read morereconstruction phase of the operating room in the new wing for neurosurgery. If anyone is looking at these reviews for a neurosurgeon, look no more, neurosurgery is in this doctor's DNA. He can do it blindfolded, believe me! His father was also a surgeon. Dr. Papavasiliou always looks great, dresses great when in the office or checking on his patients, etc. Thank you, doctor, I am so glad, we, on Cape Cod have the fortune of having you in our midst.

The type of caring definitely deserves to be said for Dr.Papavasilio ! The length he'll go to to…read moreexplain everything on MRI, doesn't do unnecessary surgeries and is just the best! His office staff is awesome too , my doc needed Medical Records she did that day . If you have to face a spinal problem you don't have to go to Boston to get good care.!

We arrived here at 5:30 with them closing at 6pm and were seen directly…read more This place is huge! They take Medicare. The personnel were professional. It's directly across the street from the Margaritaville Resort.

First of all the doctors and nurses here I see are always fantastic. I didn't even want to go here,…read morebut my doctor said with all my recent issues I should make sure I don't have an infection and she's booked till november in-person. Once again drs and nurses were great, I just wanted a yes no and left. I've been here a handful of times before for different issues, I'm actually a stroke survivor and have multiple disabilities. I have a very low quality of life and my good days are a rarity. I had to *wait* 3 months till I was okay enough to go in, which happened to be today. I felt very uncomfortable with the way the staff in the waiting room phrased "WHY are you on medicare?" Please teach your staff to please not word things like that, it felt unprofessional and concerning. I didn't want to go off on a tangent of all my medical history, disabilities, or for me to say I'm disabled and for them to go you don't LOOK disabled. It felt like one of those you know? And an urgent care is the last place that should be doing stuff like that. It was worse when they didn't even let me answer immediately and guessed and said did you have an emergency at work? Old people aren't the only ones on medicare...and if you don't want to use medicare use my masshealth. :/ I have severe anxiety on top of conditions that spike with stress, and out of all my problems I was just like "I have a bladder disease." bc it's one of my worst ones, the severity level both pain and symptoms gets extreme and i have a very rare subtype of the disease. And after saying that I felt embarrassed for mentioning something so personal. But saying "I'm a stroke survivor with ------" long list of conditions that fluctuate, It was just....odd. I felt like I was being looked down on, and maybe that is my anxiety. But it was still super uncomfortable. Would've felt better if they said 'ah the system is asking WHY you are on this insurance" but even still that's strange? If it's not working just have me contact my insurance and speak privately...it just felt so personal and a weird thing to ask someone who's just going in to be checked for something.