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Marathon Physical Therapy and Sports Performance
Physical Therapy
in Newton
, Massachusetts
Therapist Category: Physical Therapy
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About Marathon Physical Therapy and Sports Performance
Marathon Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, presented on the site as Marathon Physical Therapy, is a Massachusetts outpatient rehabilitation and wellness practice founded in 2004. The practice serves the Greater Boston region and lists multiple clinic locations including Canton, Dedham, Easton, Newton, Norton, Norwood, Pembroke/Marshfield, and Wellesley. Across its website, Marathon describes a care model built around personalized treatment, patient education, prevention of future injury, and a collaborative approach that can involve physical therapists, fitness and wellness coaches, exercise specialists, athletic trainers, and massage therapists. The practice offers broad-based outpatient physical therapy along with telehealth physical therapy, vestibular physical therapy, aquatic physical therapy, pelvic and perinatal health services, sports medicine support, fitness coaching, massage therapy, classes, and small group training.
The website shows Marathon working with a wide range of patients and clients, from people dealing with pain or injury to preoperative and postoperative patients, women seeking pelvic floor or perinatal care, and athletes ranging from youth competitors to endurance athletes and dancers. Its physical therapy pages emphasize finding the source of dysfunction rather than only addressing symptoms, then building an individualized plan based on clinical findings and patient goals. Marathon also highlights orthopaedic manual therapy, joint mobilization, soft and connective tissue techniques, therapeutic exercise, motor control work, functional progression, and education as part of its treatment approach. Specialized programs noted on the site include ACL prevention, concussion services, trigger point dry needling, runners and triathletes services, dance medicine, workplace physical therapy, and free screens for people unsure whether formal PT is the right next step. For pelvic and perinatal health, the site states that Marathon treats pelvic floor dysfunction and supports women through pregnancy and after childbirth, with related classes, coaching, and massage therapy also available.
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The site says an initial session usually lasts about 45 to 75 minutes. During that visit, the therapist asks detailed questions about the diagnosis and current condition, then uses that information to build a personalized treatment plan and outline the recovery process.
Marathon asks patients to wear comfortable clothing that is easy to move in and allows access to the painful area. The site also says to bring completed new patient forms if possible, photo ID, an insurance card, any braces, splints, or crutches being used, and a list of prescribed medications.
Yes. The website describes a free screen for people with pain or discomfort who want guidance on what to do next. It is a 30 minute visit with a physical therapist who helps the person understand the problem and provides a plan of action.
The site says pelvic floor physical therapy starts by completing the form on the pelvic and perinatal health or physical therapy page. After that, a specialist or customer service representative contacts the patient to help begin the plan of care.
According to the patient information page, Marathon accepts most major insurance providers. The site also notes that insurance rules vary by plan, including whether a referral or prescription is needed, so patients are directed to review their coverage details.
The website says follow-up care may include therapeutic exercise, specialized techniques, ultrasound, heat or cold therapy, discussion of home exercise progress, and ongoing education. Depending on the clinic and plan, massage therapy or private training may also be part of care.
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