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Welcome to Furnace Brook Physical Therapy Clinic in Quincy, MA
Our physical therapy clinic has served three generations of orthopedic and sports medicine clients from the Quincy, Milton and Braintree communities for nearly 40 years. Our mission is to create a culture in the clinic where you can rehab in a positive, value-based environment where we are accountable to meet your goals. Since so much of your success will be related to the work you put in on your own, our therapists will empower you to perform home routines to keep healthy and stay on top of your condition. Learn more about us.
Hand Therapy >>
Hand Therapy is rehabilitation performed by our Occupational Therapists on patients with conditions affecting the upper extremities including hands, forearms, and elbows. Our Certified Hand Therapist provides a variety of treatment methods and splints to minimize pain, restore joint movement and decrease sensitivity.
Total Joint Replacement >>
Skilled and progressive exercise is an essential part of the recovery process after any total joint replacement. Any one of our trained physical therapists provides the patient with specific exercises to help restore movement and strengthen the joint. We continue to help patients improve strength and range of motion so that they will be able to return to their prior level of activity.
Sports Medicine >>
Our Therapists treat patients who are physically active and help them improve their performance, prevent injury and maintain physical activity throughout their lives. With years of experience in Sports Medicine at all levels, we are able to provide unparalleled support to get patients back into the game.
Aqua Therapy >>
Our clinic has a 30 foot long therapy pool that is designed exclusively for the needs of our orthopedic and sports medicine patients. Aquatic therapy is most often associated with a transition to, or integrated with land-based therapy. Utilizing the buoyant properties of water, we can facilitate flexibility, strength, and range of motion about the spine and extremities.
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“High Ankle Sprain” vs. “Ankle sprain”: What’s the Difference?
Have you ever twisted your ankle stepping off a curb? Recently watched your favorite athlete limp off the field after someone landed on their ankle? Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries we treat, but why does it take so much longer for a high ankle sprain to heal? The answer: Different ligaments are affected.
ACL Reconstruction Rehab: Why So Long?
The ACL, or anterior cruciate ligament, is one of the key structures in your knee joint and one of its functions is to resist forward motion of your tibia…
Testimonials
From the "front office to the gym" Furnace Brook Physical Therapy is a welcoming place!???? I have received PT here at Furnace Brook Therapy for five different full sessions to heal the various "broken and replacement" parts. Also many members of the family have come...
I have recently finished p/t with Ryan. Everything is going well, a little stiffness. But as a whole everything is good.I have to say I don't think anyone likes to go to therapy - but you & your staff made it easier. From the time you walk in the door everybody...