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Outpatient Physical Therapy at Tufts Medical Center

August 7, 2026
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Whether you're recovering from surgery, rebuilding strength after an injury or managing a neurologic condition, the physical therapists at Tufts Medical Center provide personalized care to help you move with confidence and get back to the activities you love.

Recovery is about more than healing. It's about returning to the life you want to live. At Tufts Medical Center, our outpatient physical therapy team works one-on-one with patients to create individualized treatment plans that improve strength, balance, mobility and function. From helping someone take their first confident steps after a neurologic injury to providing specialized pelvic floor physical therapy, our therapists combine advanced clinical expertise with compassionate, patient-centered care.

Whether you're recovering from an injury, preparing for surgery or managing a chronic condition, the rehabilitation specialists at Tufts Medicine are here to help you regain strength, restore function and move forward with confidence.

 

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