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Boston University Physical Therapy Center - The Ryan Center
Physical Therapy
in Boston
, Massachusetts
Therapist Category: Physical Therapy
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About Boston University Physical Therapy Center - The Ryan Center
Boston University Physical Therapy Center (BUPTC) provides outpatient physical therapy care in Boston, Massachusetts, located in the Ryan Center for Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation at 915 Commonwealth Ave (rear entrance). The clinic serves the general public as well as the Boston University community, with appointments available in clinic and via telehealth. The office is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and appointments can be scheduled by calling 617-358-3700. BUPTC notes that it receives referrals from medical providers and former patients across Greater Boston and nearby neighborhoods including Brookline, Allston, Brighton, and Fenway.
BUPTC describes a progressive sports medicine approach designed to help people return to prior activity as efficiently as possible, whether their goals relate to athletics, work demands, or everyday function. Services listed include orthopedic physical therapy, sports physical therapy, post-surgical rehabilitation, biomechanical analyses, and work injury management. Special programs include sports injury screening, ergonomic assessment, work injury prevention, vestibular therapy, and concussion care. Treatment methods highlighted by the clinic include manual therapy, patient-specific exercise prescription, stabilization and physioball-based programs, soft tissue mobilization, and vestibular therapy. As part of Boston University and Sargent College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences, the clinic notes that many of its physical therapists are also faculty members. The team includes clinic director James (“Cam”) Camarinos, PT, DPT, OMT, FAAOMPT, and staff therapists with advanced credentials and specialty interests such as vestibular disorders and concussion care (for example, Lisa Brown, PT, DPT, NCS) and orthopedic physical therapy and spine-related conditions (for example, Diane Dalton, PT, DPT, OCS).
Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types
Who they treat: General Family
Conditions Treated:
Clinical Focuses:
Contact Details & Directions
Rear of Building, 915 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA 02215
Open Hours
Monday: 07:00 – 19:00
Tuesday: 07:00 – 19:00
Wednesday: 07:00 – 19:00
Thursday: 07:00 – 19:00
Friday: 07:00 – 19:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Social Links & Google Reviews
Google Review Count: 287
Frequently Asked Questions
No. BUPTC treats the Boston University community and the general public, and it reports receiving referrals across Greater Boston and nearby neighborhoods such as Brookline, Allston, Brighton, and Fenway.
To schedule an in-person or telehealth visit, the clinic asks patients to call 617-358-3700. Telehealth visits are described as video-based appointments with a treatment approach that emphasizes patient education and building a self-care program.
The clinic recommends bringing completed paperwork, a physical therapy prescription, photo ID, your insurance card, HSA or HRA information (if applicable), any relevant diagnostic images (such as X-ray or MRI), and a change of clothes if needed. It also notes that Medicare patients should bring a list of current medications.
BUPTC recommends comfortable clothing that allows the therapist to assess the problem area (for example, shorts for lower-body concerns and a tank top for upper-body or neck concerns). The first visit is an evaluation that includes discussing your history, injury, pain, and functional goals, setting goals together, agreeing on a plan of care, and potentially starting treatment. The clinic states the evaluation typically lasts 30 to 60 minutes, and it advises arriving 15 minutes early if you have not completed intake paperwork ahead of time.
The clinic states patients are treated by a licensed physical therapist. Graduate student interns may participate as part of their education, but the licensed physical therapist directs the plan of care and patients can decline student involvement.
BUPTC states it accepts most major commercial insurance plans as well as workers compensation and automobile insurance, and it encourages patients to verify coverage using the clinic NPI (1265419568) and by contacting the front office. After scheduling, the clinic says its front office staff will call the insurance company to verify outpatient physical therapy benefits as a courtesy, and it provides a benefit quote at the first visit based on plan coverage.
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