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Welcome to Furnace Brook Physical Therapy.
Furnace Brook Physical Therapy has been serving the needs of the South Shore area since 1987. We moved into our newly constructed 7,000 square foot clinic in August, 2011. We are very proud to be the first medical practitioner to own an onsite therapy pool in Quincy; custom designed for an orthopedic and sports medicine population. The clinic is located less than a mile from the Red Line Quincy Center train station as well as on a bus line serving Quincy Center.
As a therapist-owned, outpatient
rehabilitation facility, we use
evidence-based techniques from the scientific
literature to efficiently and effectively achieve
a functional outcome for the patient. We stress
the importance of empowering the patient to be
pro-active, as consistency and reinforcement are
often the keys to successful rehabilitation. We work
to accomplish these goals within the framework of
your health insurance benefit.
We are credentialed by the American Physical Therapy Association and the American Back Society. Our therapists hold doctoral degrees, and are board certified as orthopedic physical therapy specialists. Our staff has also held faculty positions at Boston University, Northeastern University and Simmons College.
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New Article on Ankle Sprains
In an ankle sprain, there is damage to one or more of the ligaments caused by overstretching. Ligaments attach bone to bone, and are meant to provide stability to the joints. Ankle sprains are among the most common injuries found in athletics and recreational activities. Ankle sprains can be medial or lateral in nature, depending on the direction the ankle rolls during injury, or can be classified as high ankle sprain. In a medial ankle sprain, an eversion (arch of foot rolling inward) mechanism causes damage to ligaments on...
Read More on Ankle Sprains.
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| How Furnace Brook Physical Therapy Can Help You |
Download Patient Registration
To save time, you may fill out our forms online from home.
Treating Plantar Fasciitis
Does your heel hurt you first thing in the morning? Read our Patient Education page on how physical therapy can help your painful foot, as well as several other common injuries.
Postoperative Rehabilitation
Referrals include status post neck and back surgery/ fusions; shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle reconstructive procedures; and following total joint replacement. |
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