I started coming to BD Physical Therapy to deal with some post-surgical pain, and I've had such a…read moregreat experience so far! I originally picked this practice because the location is super convenient for me, and they were able to schedule my first appointment right away (which is big when you're dealing with pain). The building is spacious and clean, with plenty of parking outside. It has a main area for PT, along with private care rooms for some of the other services. They've done a great job of listening to my concerns and easing me into all different kinds of stretching and strength building exercises that progress as my recovery does. It's all felt really tailored to my needs and lifestyle, and it's played a huge role in giving me the mobility and confidence to start getting back into my normal workout routine post-surgery. Everyone I've interacted with here is so kind, but I've been working with Adrienne for the actual PT, and I can't say enough good things about her! Highly recommend this practice.

I have had a spinal fusion and a revision Been to several PT…read morefacilities and BD has been the best! Very friendly staff and Adrian is awesome!

I have not only been a completely satisfied patient of Dr. Craig Davies' for roughly 17 year, now,…read morebut also refer my massage therapy clients and patients to him on a regular basis. Not only is Dr. Davies the finest chiropractor I have ever been treated by (and I have been in the care of one chiropractor or another since 1989, when an on the job injury left me partially paralyzed, until a chiropractor in NY state corrected the misalignment and restored the use of my legs), but his colleagues and support staff are exceptional and incredibly organized in every imaginable way! So much so, in fact, that I've come to think of several of them (and Dr. Davies, himself) more as trusted friends than just healthcare service providers. I cannot recommend him or them highly enough! P. S.: In another commentator's review, there were some pretty harsh words about this office's pricing, and as a fellow healthcare practitioner, I'd like to address these, if I may... If someone walks into an office, receives quality care and pays by cash or check before they leave, that's ideal. So if the fee is $100, the office has $100 it can count on to pay its bills. If the patient pays that $100 with their debit or credit card, the office receives somewhere between $91.40-95 for their efforts; the rest comes out in bank fees. If the office has to bill the person for their care, they'll only receive $80.45 out of that $100, after a 30-90 day waiting period, because of the percentages paid to the billing service (15%) and merchant service (credit card processor @ 5% average). And if the patient provides a health insurance card and a tiny little $10-20 co-pay, the office will have to invest at least an additional hour of paperwork and phone calls into the equation, and may have to wait as long as 3-6 months before they're paid somewhere in the vicinity of $42.37, after which, at any point in the next year, the insurer may randomly decide that the treatment wasn't _really_ as necessary as it seemed, at which point, they'll automatically withdraw those funds from the office's bank account! Meanwhile, the office's rent or mortgage, utilities, equipment, accident, property and casualty and workers compensation insurance bills, supplies, the employees' salaries, benefits, sick days and various insurance (health, life, etc.) packages all must be paid on time, no matter how much of those originally billed dollars actually make it in the door! As such, when caring healthcare professionals have different billing rates for what appears to be the same thing, it might help to ask yourself this one question: "Would I charge the same amount to pick up and carry a 50 lb. bag of sand from my front door to the car as I would to carry it ten city blocks?" If the answer is no, then consider how much effort folks like Drs. Barbati, Davies, and Brown and their employees (and all of the other healthcare professionals you meet) are actually investing into your wellbeing, before you knock them. From where I stand, they're a lot like swans gliding across a pond in a stiff crosswind: you only see them calmly gliding across the surface, but you have no idea how hard those little feet are paddling away, underneath!

What a disgrace when an owner doesn't even contact the patient when one of his employees (the…read moreoffice manager) had verbally attacked, broke hipa rights and threatened the patient. Nice customer service but she did act ablaze like someone from the hood. She just couldn't stop and control herself. It appears he is more concerned with the trash he employs than being appropriate to his customers. I guess he has to soothe the savage beast because he can't hire any competent employees, employees who keep miscommunicating and giving the wrong or no information which caused many complications in the life of the patient. Not only did they not take responsibility of their errors the office manager defended the desk personals errors saying she did everything right. I couldn't have my pt that I waited a month for because they didn't have a referral for me because nobody told me I needed one. And that is only one of her wild goose chases. All I wanted was for them to know they needed to educate their front staff better as not to inconvenience other patients like me. This office manage went crazy yelling, waving her hands, talking over me in a very sarcastic tone saying that she didn't feel safe with me in the building. She wanted me to leave and not talk to the doc on duty. She said if I didn't leave she was going to call the police. Then finally after she ranted at the doc her side he came out but she wouldn't let me talk to him privately. She stood in the doorway and wouldn't allow me to close the door. She interrupted me and the doc repeatedly with threats and her opinions of things that had nothing to do with the event of the day. I left being told by the fill-in doc that he would have the owner call me but NEVER DID. With attitudes and disrespect to their patients no wonder why they had to buy patients off by giving DD cards for good yelps.....hence the many good yelps

The insurance company and doctor do not recommend a Physical Therapy place. The services are…read moreprovided by an assistant Physical Therapist. Some assistant Physical Therapists have more experience and ability. As time went on the quality of Physical Therapist definitely dropped. I would not recommend them but you could be lucky.

My surgeon referred me to Bay State because it's located in my town. At my first visit I realized…read morethat there was a problem. The receptionist, Deb, had an overtly condescending approach with a certain ethnic population and a decidedly bubbly persona with the paler population resembling her. I love all people regardless of their background and found this very distasteful, particularly considering the fact that this company would use someone like her as their "face". Later, the exercises I was given by the physical therapist were, I felt, too mild for my condition...an opinion later confirmed by my new physical therapist. There are too many physical therapy companies available to settle for one that's mediocre at best and not necessarily looking out for your best interests. The ones in Braintree are superlative. I've experienced several in my lifetime and Blue Hills Sport and Spine rehabilitation takes the cake!

I have had vertigo due to BPPV in the past and I have gone for therapy... and been violently sick…read moreevery time. I have been struggling with vertigo for about 6 weeks this time and I have been afraid to go back to therapy since I had such a bad reaction to it last time. I went to a vestibular specialist who referred me to National and I decided to give it another try with them. I am SO GLAD I did!! The care that was given... the neck stretch, the way they talked me through each step... and the way the maneuver was done was so different than how it was done other places... and I felt instant relief when it was done. I am going back today for one more as I woke up slightly dizzy... but now I am going feeling excited and believing for the first time in weeks I am getting better! Nation PT... amazing people who really care.

#BestPhysicalTherapyTeamEver; #Professional; #Supportive; #AdvancedKnowledge; #VeryKind;…read more#SincereAttention&Interest; #Friendly; #TeamSpirit; #ExpertAdvice; #PatientCentered; #QualityCare; #SmartAdministration; #ReliableScheduling; #PositiveThinking; #Funny (#LOL); #SuperHeroes; #ManyManyManyManySatisfiedPatients; #GreatGratitudesOfJoy...Thank you ALL for helping me reach my healing place! Twice!

Wanted to get physical therapy for fractured arm at the gym that I work out at but Cray Physical…read moreTherapy did not return my call for service. So I went with Elliott Physical Therapy in Hanover.

Cray Physical Therapy has always helped me tremendously with my back issues. The staff is…read moreexcellent. I highly recommend them.

The are patiently working with me and constantly adjusting my treatment plan. This place is my…read morehealing oasis in a world of hurt.

Samantha was absolutely pivotal in my back recovery. I couldn't get off the couch unassisted and…read morehad difficulties maneuvering when I threw my back out. in addition to her miracle work, her bedside manner to every single patient was easily the best I have ever seen. The support staff was also excellent. it was really comforting being surrounded by some truly amazing people while I was healing. I've half considered injuring myself to go hang with them again, haha. Honestly, I don't think you will find better treatment than you will from Sam and her team.

AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS. Choose another clinic. It's a mill. Their office staff,…read moreparticularly the manager that calls you (all the time) is rude, outright MEAN, pressuring, and money driven, with no care or sympathy for patients. They seem to pack and stack appointments. The room is crowded and allows no privacy. They charge inflated fees for visits and are hard line about late fees for missed appointments. My therapist's attention was extremely diverted when I went there, working with multiple patients and leaving me alone to do exercises a lot of the time, so I assume the poor guy was at least double booked. I imagine when you go there for care your therapist will probably not be giving you 1 on 1 attention most of the time either.

Garrett Goslin and Peak Physical Therapy gave me outstanding care! All of the staff at Peak…read morePhysical Therapy is fantastic! Garrett helped with an old martial arts injury to my knees and a weight lifting injury in both shoulders. He is very knowledgeable, excellent at teaching the exercises, and a very understanding person. I give Garrett Goslin and Peak Physical Therapy my highest recommendation.

I started coming here after I broke my ankle for no other reason that it was literally at the end…read moreof my street. To be 100% honest I was a little leery about it because the gym seems dicey at best. Luckily the PT portion is completely separate from the gym. It's independently owned, the only thing they share is the Bayshore name. I really like that it's owner operated, Matt is the owner, therapist, receptionist, and cleaning crew. That being said, he really puts ever effort into the services he provides. I never felt rush, I was never double booked, and always felt that I had his undivided attention. I feel that I received exemplary care, I thank Matt for all of his effort and patience with my recovery.

I tried to setup an appointment with Matt. I left my information via his cell phone and Matt never…read moreeven bothered to get back to me. This was after leaving several messages. Totally unprofessional.Would never go to this facility.