Spine & Sports Injury Center

About Spine & Sports Injury Center

Spine & Sports Injury Center is a Boston practice that has operated since 1986 and combines physical therapy with chiropractic care in a multidisciplinary setting. The website highlights services in Back Bay / South End Boston, with an additional South Boston physical therapy location inside CrossFit Southie. The practice says its team provides one-on-one, individualized care and uses an evidence-based approach designed to identify the underlying source of pain or movement problems rather than focusing only on symptoms. Its physical therapy services are presented for athletes, active adults, and people who want to return to daily activities with better function and less pain. The clinic also emphasizes performance-focused care through functional movement screening, Titleist Performance screening, running and gait analysis, and personal training support.

The site lists care for neck and lower back pain, mid-back and shoulder pain, knee pain, hip pain, foot and ankle pain, headaches, sports injuries, prehab, post-surgical rehabilitation, and vestibular disorders. Treatment methods described across the site include manual therapy, joint and soft tissue mobilization, dry needling, neuromuscular re-education, stretching, and targeted exercise programming. Physical therapists featured on the site include Stephanie Samson Reed, PT, who has a Bachelor of Physical Therapy from the University of Montreal and experience in sports physiotherapy, running injuries, and post-operative care; Carly Stote, PT, DPT, whose background includes sports strength and conditioning and orthopedic manual therapy; Alexander Adrian, a licensed physical therapist with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Connecticut and training in functional range conditioning; and Sydney Rutledge, DPT, who has certifications in dry needling, pelvic floor coursework, and orthopedic manual therapy. Overall, the practice presents itself as a clinic for rehabilitation, movement improvement, and performance support across a range of orthopedic and sports-related concerns.

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