Furnace Brook Physical Therapy

How Furnace Brook Physical
Therapy Can Help you


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	Specialized Programs Raise the Roof is a program that is ideal for any young female athlete who participates in a sport that may include stop/starts, pivoting and jumping.

	How we treat 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.



	Learn more about our Aqua Therapy Program

	Furnace Brook Physical Therapy Affiliate is now affiliated with Atlantis Sports Club 37 Forbes Road Braintree, MA 02184 Located at the Sheraton Braintree Hotel; Phone No. 781.794.6219



		Welcome to Furnace Brook Physical Therapy. Furnace Brook Physical Therapy has been serving the needs of the South Shore area for 23 years, with our Quincy office located in a free-standing 5,000 square foot facility near the Quincy Adams train stop and the Crown Colony Complex. 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.



		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. Read More...

Furnace Brook Physical Therapy News



Kate Werda, DPT, OCS stretches a runner’s hip prior to the race.		Kate with Kimberly Gill, Milton Road Race co-organizer.

Furnace Brook P.T. in the Community - June 9th, 2009 saw the clinic go off to the races as Kate Werda, DPT, OCS, Jay Bernasconi, DPT, OCS and Leigh Ann Plack, S-PT of Northeastern University stretched runners before and after the 32nd annual Milton Road Race. As a Gold Sponsor of the race, the clinic provided water bottles and Biofreeze samples to the 350 registered runners and were available before and after the race to stretch out the participants.

Furnace Brook In the News: Relief For Cancer Patients: Physical Therapy Can Help Those Suffering From Lymph Node Disorder
Sandy McNally was relieved that her breast cancer treatments were successful and that her disease was in remission. Yet after undergoing chemotherapy, a mastectomy and radiation, McNally was later faced with an unexpected and uncomfortable ailment: lymphedema. Read More...

Lymphedema Clinic - Furnace Brook P.T. announces the addition of a Lymphedema Clinic, run by Kristen Ross, DPT.