Wood Associates Physical Therapy Cambridge is located at 799 Concord Ave., by Fresh Pond, making it a popular choice for patients seeking pain relief in Cambridge and surrounding areas. Our physical therapist genuinely cares about you. Our patients have a high success rate with the treatment services provided at Wood Associates Physical Therapy. This is due to the fact that our physical therapist employs cutting-edge pain relief technologies and methods! She performs thorough assessments that result in long-term pain relief, healing, and injury prevention. She is eager to help you recover and reach your wellness goals.
Your Cambridge physical therapist is a highly trained and experienced professional who would be delighted to provide specialized treatment for any pain, injury, or discomfort you may be experiencing. Advanced diagnostic methods (such as gait and balance analysis and strength assessments) are utilized to help determine which services you will benefit the most.
If you are looking for physical therapy in Cambridge, MA, or any of the surrounding areas, look no further! Woods Associates Physical Therapy is here to assist you in reaching your physical goals and returning to the life you want to live.
Before developing an action plan for your recovery journey, your symptoms, medical history, and any health restrictions you may have will be considered. The treatment plans are tailored to your specific needs and our physical therapist believes that anyone who walks through the doors has the ability to achieve their physical goals!
Every step of the way, Wood Associates Physical Therapy is there for you. Because the success of the practice is tied to yours, our physical therapist works hard to create a warm, welcoming environment in which you can comfortably heal.
Are you ready to start improving your health? Call us at (617) 864-4200 or click here to request an appointment today. Our physical therapist would love to meet with you and collaborate on a treatment plan for your journey toward healing and pain relief!
Mon – Fri: 7am – 3:30pm
Back Pain and Sciatica
Did you know that up to 70 percent of Americans will experience low back pain at some point in their lives? With numbers like that, it’s no wonder that many times, low back pain can become a chronic issue. If you or a loved one have been experiencing any early warning signs of a back injury or sciatica that include numbness, tingling, and intense pain – physical therapy can help.
Neck Pain and Headaches
Has your neck pain become so intense that you’re having difficulty sleeping? The American Physical Therapy Association says as many as 30 percent of the adult population suffers from neck pain for at least part of every year. If the pain involves the nerves that extend throughout the body from your neck
Manual Therapy
Manual therapy is a safe, effective and non-invasive treatment method that is used by physical therapists. Typically, patients benefit from manual therapy when they are experiencing musculoskeletal pain. During treatment, your physical therapist may work to relieve pain with joint mobilization and soft tissue mobilization.
Laura is dedicated to the profession of physical therapy and is committed to learning by taking continuing education classes. She is also an active participant of the American Physical Therapy Association and regularly attends meetings for Shoulder, Manual Therapy, and Private Practice Special Interest Groups.
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