PT recommendations for Boston area?

[leftyfreak]

I've been dealing with a lower back/SI joint issue for a while and I think it's time to seek out a good PT. Can anyone suggest a PT they've had a good experience with in the Boston area? Somewhere along the Route 2 corridor through Belmont/Arlington/Lexington/Bedford would be ideal, but I'm open to suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

[veloboy]

Check out Sports & Physical Therapy Associates at 57 Bedford St. in Lexington. Ask for Ian. I just had hip/knee replacement surgery and he has helped me big time.

[wc1934]

Check out Sports & Physical Therapy Associates at 57 Bedford St. in Lexington. Ask for Ian. I just had hip/knee replacement surgery and he has helped me big time.

+ 1, and they have a number of cites. Carl, the owner, is a real good guy.

[scrubadub]

I had a good experience with Marathon Physical Therapy (at least the one in Newton). Also, if you're open to it, Sara Morrissey is a chiropractor who is very very good with soft tissue work. I found short sessions with her to be very useful, more than hour+ sessions with PTs, massage therapists, etc

[leftyfreak]

Check out Sports & Physical Therapy Associates at 57 Bedford St. in Lexington. Ask for Ian. I just had hip/knee replacement surgery and he has helped me big time.

Thanks for the suggestion. This practice is easy for me to get to, and was already on my radar screen as a possibility. Did you see Ian exclusively, or did you work with different people as well?