Port City physical therapy is now Riverview physical therapy. They have been a gift of knowledge…read moreand support throughout all my different ailments and now are able to help me in a more specialized service that is not even offered many other places but they were perfectly educated for it when my time of need was desperately needed. They are helping me with my physically painful body but also I've gotten to know me and been a great support of My whole life too! They have been such a blessing of knowledgeable and caring support team! Thank you to everyone there at Port City/... now Riverview on Auburn St., Portland, ME!;)

I highly recommend the Physical Therapists at Port City. They helped me build strength in my legs,…read moreimprove my balance, taught me to stretch correctly, and greatly reduced my hip bursitis problem. They also made every visit fun and enjoyable!

Excellent clinic with wonderful staff at the front desk and highly skilled therapists. My PT, Max…read moreBieber is kind, patient and committed to caring for his patients and for their full recovery.

Excellent, physical therapy to help with my walking stability. Very knowledgeable therapists who…read morecan quickly identify underlying issues and appropriate treatments. It's essential for patients to perform their home exercises as well as in clinic treatments to make progress.

These folks are fantastic! One of the owners, Charlene Post, worked with me for 3 months as I…read morerecuperated from a reverse shoulder replacement. She was amazing - the program, her interactions, and the great result were beyond my wildest expectations. I give Charlene and her team 10 stars!!!!!

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Therapists are friendly enough. Disappointed however that…read moreafter first evaluating appointment future dates are doubled booked In other words therapist working on myself and another patient at the same time. When I am billed over $300 for a 40 minute appointment I would expect one on one service Sharing that 40 minute time just not appropriate

These folks really know their stuff. Ted Greeley took me on after I got shoulder replacement…read moresurgery and worked with me twice a week for four months. His expertise is outstanding. He is thoughtful, careful and answered all my pesky questions. His advice when I went back to the gym was very useful and kept me from hurting myself. He has a great sense of humor and is quite the multi-tasker. It's a no frills location, but all the equipment is in excellent shape, so who cares. He and the other PTs are meticulous about cleaning their equipment and everybody wears their masks. I was (almost) sorry to be done.

I received excellent care there Everyone there are kind and considerate. Missy at the office always…read morewelcomes you with a big smile.

This is a truly exceptional place…read more I tore my MCL four months back, and as a runner, it completely destroyed me and my whole life. I felt like I had no hope. I was walking home from the bus station one day and saw this place. I figured, why not call? What's to lose? They immediately were so kind, took my insurance, helped me. My PT, Dahne, is absolutely incredible. She has helped me go from barely being able to walk, to being able to climb Katahdin and run seven miles. She has listened to my goals and helped me achieve them- and it's hard work, but she pushes me and teaches me about how strong our bodies can be. I have never met another person that has inspired me so much in my fitness journey. I am so, so grateful for her. I'm still healing- MCL still gets spicy- and I'm so glad I have Dahne to help me. Being a chubby girl with an injury is embarrassing. But I never feel judged here. I cannot recommend enough.

I had no idea what to expect having never had a bad injury before that required PT but I am so…read morethoroughly impressed with Dirigo so far. Everyone from Sunny the patient care coordinator who is so quick to respond to any question to my amazing PT Liz to the other staff and patients, they're all kind, patient and use the most insanely cool high tech equipment. Seriously I felt like they could have rebuilt Steve Austin the six million dollar man, they definitely have the technology... :) I also love that you can check in when you arrive with your phone, very cool.

My mother and my father have benefitted from NER in the past 2 years (2025-26)…read more No one wants to need these services, but they are amazing. The facility is dated but well maintained. The food is borderline unhealthy, but no one is going to starve. However, the care is exceptional. My mother ended up here at 86 after a major emergency abdominal surgery - she thrived and returned to baseline. After dealing with "regular" (but very fancy) rehab for our father (88) after a fall, we transferred him to NER in a pique of frustration. Staff was fabulous and, most importantly, communicated reality. Dad's outcome was less positive - but NER was honest with us where regular rehab was clearly just stringing us along. We had already paid for a very nice assisted living spot for Dad - and ultimately felt the regular rehab just churned Medicare for money. NER was efficient and honest. They helped with the difficult discussions with Dad about not returning home. If I won the lottery - I would help them build a better facility - but the staff here is top notch.

Tremendous care for my two weeks of rehab after I was discharged from the hospital after 30 days…read more New England rehab has the best trained employees in all areas of expertise.

So I went there two years ago (while still in high school) for some PT and I did like it a lot…read more Fast forward to now I needed PT again. So I had my doctor write a referral to this same place that I knew. Today I received a phone call from my old physical therapist and it was an awful way to treat someon. She asked me "so what's been going on?" I then tells her what has been going on. She then accused me of not following their compliance policy. Yes we had to cancel some appointments but I have IBS and I was still in high school. Come on people people change in two years. Don't go here if you're human a make mistake.

I herniated a disc in my lower back recently, which was alarming given that I'm very active and…read morestill in my 30s. I literally couldn't walk for the first few weeks without excruciating pain, sciatic nerve jolts, and instant nausea. Pain meds did nothing (opiates included, despite my hesitance to try them). Med professionals, while helpful to some degree, couldn't give me a clear answer on direction of treatment--could get an injection, could get surgery, sort of up to me. They recommended I start with physical therapy, and I'm grateful for that recommendation--the spine specialist gave me the number to Back in Motion, in Portland, ME. I was skeptical. The space is in a strip mall on outer Brighton. The therapy space is shared with multiple physical therapist and patients. I worked with Dan S., and he quickly alleviated my concerns. Dan is thoughtful, smart, funny, and takes time to get to know his patients. He asks a lot of relevant questions and offers practical suggestions and feedback. We met weekly for about four months--I went from unable to stand for more than a few minutes at a time, to (on my last visit, recently) jogging laps around the parking lot, working on form and balance. There was a lot of work in between, but all of it was set in motion by Dan's guidance. He explained how each exercise would help in the strengthening and recovery process, and he built a customized program that worked for me. I incorporated his suggestions in my workout at the gym. Dan is the real deal. When my other healthcare professionals (chiropractic, nurse practitioner) asked about my PT progress, and I told them about the specifics of my plan, not only did they seem pleasantly surprised, they commended the direction of treatment and Dan's recommendations. How often do various wings of healthcare agree on anything?! Even though the space is a little small, and even though you might have to work around other patients, the staff is awesome, and it was well worth my time and energy. I highly, highly recommend that you give PT a try before you consider injections or surgery. And, if you go to the Portland, ME location (Brighton Ave), ask for Dan. You won't be disappointed.

The massage was excellent and the facility is very clean and cute. The warm flannel sheets on the…read moremassage table made it so cozy. I was served a lovely beverage after my massage and the staff was very kind.

I had an amazing massage with Natthasha! My neck had been sore and stiff for several weeks and I…read morealso had a recent minor ski injury that hurt my back. She really worked out the affected muscles and did a lot of arm/shoulder rotation to massage those joints. She made me feel comfortable and listened to my needs and focused on those areas. The space is clean, calm and inviting. We started with a bottle of water, a foot soak and ended with a refreshing drink and dessert treat. Wonderful experience and results! I'll be back!!