Williamstown Physical Therapy

"I feel that Matt and Jen are great people they made me feel welcome there they made me feel like I was part of the family they struck up conversations and made me feel comfortable coming there after I had major surgery they worked out of my hand so that I could use it again because I had no feeling in my right hand they did a great job on getting my hand back up to where it should be even though there's days it's still hurts but they are doing the best they can they are great physical therapy so keep up the good work I I would recommend you to my families and friends because I think you guys do an awesome job there you guys really know your stuff thanks for making me feel like I'm family when I come there I always leave with a smile thanks Matt and Jen"

"A great team! I felt Dave, Matt and the rest of the team were respectful of my body and worked with me to reach my goals after a hard injury. I am very grateful for your professional and respectful care."

"Dave Armet has been my physical therapist for 16 years. My history included tearing three ligaments in my knee in a skiing accident when I was eighteen, and many operations--and years on crutches--since then. Due to Dave's extensive knowledge, and excellent therapy, I was able to get off crutches, and start hiking, dancing, and doing yoga again. Both Dave and Jen are top notch: both teach people with injuries how to listen to our bodies, get stronger, and avoid future injuries. Their post-exercise care, with muscle stimulation, ice and massage also feels so good! I enjoy the open room: it makes me feel part of a team, with all of us working to better our health. I cannot recommend Williamstown P.T. more highly!"

"I recently completed my first course of treatments at WPT. From the first day I was known by name to all the staff who worked with me. The conversation around the room made me feel part of a dynamic family. No rush. On time. Super friendly. Completely professional. Kudos to Dave, Jen and their team!"

"I felt very unwelcome and visits felt rushed. I often experienced increases in pain following visits there and was not making any progress in recovering from my injury despite vigilant effort. I also did not like the open layout that made privacy non-existent, focus elusive, and relaxation impossible. One PTA was very rude to me, asking prying personal questions. When I asked that we limit the conversation to my therapy, she asked my age, laughed and said, "Oh, I can just look it up in your chart!" I certainly didn't provide my HIPAA-protected personal information to satiate her curiosity to make judgements about me. She seemed affronted that I wanted to keep our conversation professional and took pains to make me uncomfortable for the remainder of my visit. I finished a couple more appointments in discomfort and canceled my future therapy visits, after coming to terms with the fact that I, quite literally, had come to loathe going there."