Highbar Physical Therapy - East Providence

"This group is awesome. Whenever I need therapy I go here . They listen to you when you have concerns and are very sensitive towards over stretching .great group to work with .My husband is currently going there"

"The team at Highbar in East Providence is fantastic. I feel like I am making great progress with the issue that brought me to PT. The team really listens to me and makes expert adjustments my plan to address my issue and needs. I leave sessions noting improvement and feeling hopeful about returning activities that are important to me and my wellbeing (eg. running)."

"My son & I both have used Highbar &we would definitely recommend them. The physical therapist & assistants were all knowledgeable & fixed our issues. Also, the scheduling & office staff were wonderful."

"My son who is an adult with intellectual disabilities was treated for his first episode of severe back pain with associated sciatica at High Bar in East Providence From the start everyone has been so kind. Lindsey, his therapist is outstanding; kind and patient but able to recommend exactly the right exercises to speed him to recovery! I would definitely recommend coming here!"

"I honestly was not a huge fan and I think it's because I have more experience with physical therapy. During your first appointment, it is great and they did what I expected, evaluated me and provided me with recommended exercises. However, as a good patient, I do those exercises at home during my free time to help with my injuries. When I am physically at my appointment though, I am expecting to do activities that I CANNOT do at home by myself. This was not my experience. Instead I came in and did the exact same exercises that I was already assigned (or could have easily been assigned at home). I felt like this was an incredibly inefficient use of my time. I hope the staff takes this as constructive feedback. I believe you should judge how compliant your patient's are with their exercises and then tailor the session. Don't just make it generic."