Boston Medical Center Physical Therapy & Radiology

I love working with my physical therapists. I've learned new information about pain and how to address it. They're also very good listeners, and share insightful feedback on what you're discussing with them. They've helped me to hear myself think, because I didn't hear what I was really saying, which provided me with new perspectives. As a result, I'm motivated to work harder and to achieve my goals. I'm also a lot stronger than I had been, and am finding greater endurance. I highly recommend Boston Medical Center Physical Therapy.

There is a lady at the front desk she does not stop SCREAMING. She is way too loud, making jokes and just unprofessional. Boston Medical Center claims they train their employees to be autism friendly and welcoming but it is not here. Please keep this in mind, you may want to bring ear plugs or noise canceling headset. Other than that, the other employees are very pleasant.

Very un professional and incompetent people working the front desk. I feel sorry for the physical therapists for having these type of workers. Very rude, lack of patience and loud. My wife goes to therapy there and she does not get treated the right way. I don't recommend this location at all.

Not today. My previous ot were amazing. Today us was do it yourself.

I suffer from trigeminal neuralgia, physically can't wear a mask, or have the shield around my head for too long. I was told it is company policy ALL employees and patients must wear a mask but there were two young ladies working the front desk unmasked, and at least 5 patients, one of them who was pregnant, walking around unmasked! So why do i need to suffer in pain while others don't? So disappointing in the staff and horrible treatment. Trigeminal patients already have it hard as it is we don't need this kind of treatment. Train your staff to have compassion because i can tell you most of the people that work the front desk have ZONE EMPATHY OR COMPASSION