We have been with NSCT for a year and a half and have been very impressed with the quality of…read morespeech services provided by Sam. She is very knowledgeable, passionate about what she does and thoughtfully provides feedback after each session. My son absolutely loves her and looks forward to each session. She also is always thinking of other ways outside of speech to help him progress and is genuinely invested in helping him succeed. I cannot recommend her enough. The office as a whole is wonderful to deal with and we have on occasion had other speech pathologists for makeup sessions and have been similarly pleased with the services.

I have been going to NSCT for the past 3 years. EVERYONE has been helpful as we navigate a…read morecomplicated situation. My child didn't babble when she started and now makes attempts at most words. We have also seen several people in the OT department who have partnered with the SLP. Together they have made such a difference in my child's development. They have worked with our school district, our insurance company and our doctors. I highly recommend them.

They are the best ! 100 % recommend them to anyone and everyone ! Brianna was fantastic . Keep up…read morethe good work . Thanks

They get an extra star for giving me an appointment right away! I said my lucky day. Since I had…read morejust moved to the area and didn't know where to go my insurance company recommended them. I used them for months. John the physical therapist was very knowledgeable and patient. After my twice a week visits I did have a nice temporary relief from my pains. I would definitely recommend this place.

I'm sure it depends upon the therapist you see there, but overall I'm pretty unhappy. Long story…read moreshort, I need one treatment plan...not one from my doctor and one from my physical therapist. When talking to my doctor, he explained to me that the first priority was getting both knees lined up properly (I'm being vague for privacy reasons). Secondary issues were tightness in calves and leg. Based on testing and images certain issues with the knee were ruled out - let's call it "knee issue #B". The script was to work on both legs for the doctor diagnosed issue. On initial visit the lead (it seems they have a hierarchy there) the physical therapist doing my intake (PT#1) told me that I definitely had knee issue #B - no question about it and against the doctor's diagnosis. Honestly, I don't know if anyone looked at the doctor's script which has two diagnosis on it...neither of which are issue #B. While I respect their opinion and I'm sure 90% of what they see there is probably that issue based on symptoms...it's not that. My doctor determined through testing and images it's not that. I even discussed what the doctor told me with PT#1, yet PT#1 refused; to work on both legs or to supply therapy as prescribed for that first visit. PT#1 said "we will work on the other leg later in the treatment". Hmm. OK. The next visit, I had a different therapist, PT#2. First thing he said to me was "PT#1 told me you have knee issue #B". Ugh - my heart sank. It seemed to me during our few visits together that PT#2 seemed to be trying to make both PT#1 and the client (me) happy. Again, I'm not sure if PT#2 actually saw the script from the doctor. I did make some progress with PT#2...but still no exercises for the issue described by the doctor. I wonder if I'd be further along if I had been given the treatment the doctor recommended. I had a check-up visit with my doctor and told my doctor what PT#1 said about my knee having issue #B. My doctor did a very thorough recheck and images and *again* determined the issue is not knee is not issue #B. As luck would have it I was given an appointment with PT#1 after this follow up visit. I told PT#1 about the visit and recheck and that the issue is not #B. PT#1 was a bit snarky about what I said and asked detailed questions on how he determined this diagnosis. I repeated "through additional testing and images" (that's all PT#1 needs to know). I'm thinking now we are on the same page. How wrong I was... My next appointment was with PT#1 again. During this visit I was asking basically "hey - what do these exercises do? How are they achieving the relief for the doctor's diagnosis? Are we going to work on these previously not worked on areas?". PT#1 then talked to me like I was child and this is the way things are going to be: I was told that the main priority was the PT#1's diagnosis (which now changed from issue #B to something else), that's what we are going to work on, because if I don't then I'll never recover from it, and you'll always have issues, and do I understand that I'm being told. I felt like I was getting a scare tactic - again. I cancelled the rest of my appointments and scheduled somewhere else. My physical therapist is not my doctor...my doctor is my doctor. That's something PT#1 doesn't seem to understand. Additionally, I'm not even sure if I can be treated for something other than what is prescribed on the doctor's script (I just don't know the details of that). We all need to be on the same plan working together and we all need to have input into the plan...but there can only be one plan. There's nothing wrong with giving someone something to think about like saying "hey, usually when we see this it's knee issue #B maybe your doctor should recheck that", but to diagnose someone and basically communicate that their doctor is wrong (and yes...doctors get stuff wrong all the time, I'm not saying they don't) and to disregard the treatment plan all together...that's a problem. Note: My doctor did not recommend this facility. I chose it because it was very close to my house and a friend had been referred there. I went because of my friend's recommendation and location.

I 100 % agree with the previous review from 1/24/2018…read more... The intake PT had quite an uppity attitude - it felt like I was sitting with some type of an insincere hype motivational speaker - then when I went to my actual first PT session and I DID NOT like him at all - he was very aggressive and also talked down to me AND he made sure to let me know that I was in really bad shape and I had a lot of work ahead of me I also felt he went way beyond the point of pain tolerance that I had indicated .......I also felt he couldn't have been bothered with my treatment .. he seemed like he would have rather been somewhere else ....and then the last 10 minutes he had me use some lame machine... oh i also forgot to mention he commented on what perfume i was wearing - once again very unprofessional

In February 2020, I suffered a not so great knee injury while skiing. After a MRI, the orthopedist…read morerattled off my laundry list of injuries via phone, which sounded like a foreign language to me. Wanting to go to my appointment prepared, I brought Kayce to help me understand what all my issues and options were. Kayce helped me understand everything I had wrong and even advocated for me to get a more functional knee brace since I was going to be in it for the long run. Fast forward a month and COVID-19 hit, preventing me from participating in onsite pre-hab. Kayce ended up coming to my house regularly and treating my knee in my garage where we could leave the garage doors open for proper airflow while both armed with PPE. This allowed me to receive imperative treatment in a time I otherwise couldn't have. Post surgery, Kayce came to my rescue yet again. My bandages were wrapped so tight that I lost all the feeling in my foot. Kayce came over at the drop of a dime to rewrap my leg and inspect my incisions. Kayce possesses a vast knowledge of physical therapy techniques that has allowed me to successfully commence my healing journey during these unprecedented times. Without her support and treatment this year, I don't know what I would have done. I would highly recommend Kayce's care and compassion to anyone.

I have been with them for a long time and now at 82 and with falling health they have let me down…read more As long as I had just aging issues I wasn't really a problem but as I started having problems that needed them to address I was ignored. I have developed severe shoulder pain and has progressed to the other shoulder and is extremly painful, my complaints have gone ignored. I am suffering. I recently had another issue and was told it was bascially in my mind. My rugs had rotted matts and the dust and dirt in my apartment was unbareable. Breathing dust and dirt was horrible and I needed help and kindness it was all over me I wake in the morning and it would be in my eyes, around my mouth even in my ears. My nurse came in and denied there was a problem that it was in my head and left me in those conditions. It seems very wrong

From the owner: Element Care helps people 55+ remain in their home for as long as they can with supportive services…read moresuch as: Primary Care/Geriatrician, Nursing, Social Work, Physical & Occupational Therapy, Behavioral Health, A Day Center, Transportation To All Medical Appointments and so much more. We serve North Shore, Merrimack Valley & Brighton, Massachusetts

Saw Dr. Adam Roy for the first time for knee pain. He was so professional and knowledgeable but…read moreabove all he was personable and listened well. He diagnosed my condition and gave a solid plan for recovery. Also at the outake Rosa was excellent.

Excellent care great doctors and nurses helped with all of my pain…read more I would recommend them to anyone that is a lot of pain

Took me from barely walking to back to the gym. They kept saying slow progress is best and they…read morewere right. Worked with Jason and DIllon who were both extremely knowledgeable and experts in their field. I walked in with a list of questions and all were answered right on point. Game changer for me...THANK YOU!

I avoided PT for years after a bad body-shaming experience at a different practice, but I finally…read moredecided to give Professional PT in Middleton after hearing positive reviews from a former patient. Normally I feel self conscious in any exercise-related setting, but I've felt completely comfortable at this practice. My pain has reduced significantly as a result of the treatment, and I actually enjoy going to sessions to socialize with the staff members and other patients. Everyone is so friendly and supportive. It almost feels like being part of a community. The crazy thing is that I would have never picked up a set of weights prior to PT despite doctors hounding me to exercise, and now I feel motivated to continue staying active after I finish treatment. Thanks, Molly, Jason, Rachel, Maggie, and the rest of the crew!