Abington, MA · Plymouth County
Your Trusted Abington Physical Therapy Office
From a twisted knee on the trail to recovery after surgery, Abington patients can rebuild strength and movement at BD Physical Therapy in nearby Randolph. Each plan is one-on-one. Call (781) 961-4461 to arrange your evaluation.
- 7.6 miby car from Abington center
- ~13 minin light traffic
- Plymouth CountySoutheast of the office
01 Close to home
Physical therapy that matches your goals, not a generic protocol
Our physical therapists, including Doctors of Physical Therapy, bring training in pre- and post-operative care, pelvic floor rehabilitation, dry needling, Strain Counterstrain, Graston, Kinesio taping, and Pilates-based rehab. For Abington patients, that range means one office can handle very different needs, from a high school athlete's hamstring strain to a new mother's pelvic floor recovery. Because every session is one-on-one, your therapist sees exactly how you move and can adjust the exercise in real time.
Every plan of care starts with a one-on-one evaluation and moves through four stages. First we restore comfortable motion with hands-on treatment, then we build strength, balance, and stability through targeted exercise. The final step is returning you to your normal activities with a home program, so progress continues between and after visits. We review your measurements regularly and adjust the plan as you improve.
02 Getting here
Driving in from Abington
From Abington center, BD Physical Therapy is about 7.6 driving miles away at 63 South Main Street, Suite B, in Randolph. Patients typically use Route 18 and Route 139 toward Randolph, since Abington itself has no highway on-ramp. The drive takes about 13 minutes in light traffic, and easy parking is right at the building.
- AddressBD Physical Therapy, Suite B
63 South Main Street, Randolph, MA 02368 - HoursMonday – Friday · 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Phone(781) 961‑4461
- Next doorBD Chiropractic, Suite A
03 Care for Abington
Physical therapy for Abington patients
These programs reflect the active lives and family stages we see from Abington.
- 01Pediatric sports injuriesYoung athletes need rehab that respects growing bodies and builds the strength to prevent repeat injuries.
- 02Foot and ankle painRoots and rocks on wooded trails can roll an ankle; rehab restores stability before the next hike.
- 03Pelvic floor PTPrivate, one-on-one care for pelvic pain, postpartum recovery, and bladder control concerns.
- 04Rotator cuff injuriesSwimming, throwing, and overhead chores all depend on a healthy rotator cuff; strengthening restores that control.
- 05Knee replacement rehabA staged program to regain bending, strength, and walking endurance after knee replacement surgery.
04 Local life
Rehab goals that start in Abington
Abington residents have a lot of good reasons to get moving again. Ames Nowell State Park offers more than 10 miles of paved and unpaved trails through forest and wetlands, and Island Grove Park pairs a lifeguarded, sand-bottom swimming pool with about a mile of walking trails. We often build therapy goals around those places, such as walking a trail loop again or swimming comfortably after a shoulder injury.
Young Green Wave athletes at Abington High School face the same ankle sprains, knee injuries, and overuse problems as players everywhere. Our pediatric sports injury care focuses on safe progression and movement quality, so students return to the field with stronger habits than they had before. Parents get clear explanations of each phase, and coaches can be told which activities are safe while healing continues.
Nearby towns we serve
05 Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Great experience here! The staff was very kind and knowledgeable. I feel a lot better than when I came in. If you are looking for client focused & professional Chiropractor/Physical Therapy, come here. The staff are very…
How do I get to BD Physical Therapy from Abington?
Most patients drive Route 18 and Route 139 toward Randolph. From the center of Abington the trip is about 7.6 miles, or about 13 minutes in light traffic. Our office is in Suite B at 63 South Main Street, and the front desk can help if you need directions.
Can physical therapy help me get back on the trails at Ames Nowell?
Getting back to hiking is a common and realistic goal. Your therapist will assess balance, strength, and joint mobility, then progress you from flat walking to inclines and uneven ground. The exact timeline depends on your injury and how your body responds.
Do you treat pelvic floor problems after pregnancy?
Yes. Pelvic floor physical therapy is one of our specialties. Treatment happens one-on-one and may address pelvic pain, leaking, or core weakness after childbirth. Your therapist will explain each step and work at a pace that feels comfortable to you.
Is my teenager too young for physical therapy?
No. We offer pediatric physical therapy and pediatric sports injury care. For student athletes, we focus on healing the injury, correcting movement patterns that may have contributed, and setting clear checkpoints before a return to full play. Parents are welcome to stay involved throughout.
- AddressBD Physical Therapy, Suite B
63 South Main Street, Randolph, MA 02368 - HoursMonday – Friday · 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Languages
- English
- Kriolu
- Español
- Français
- ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
- Next doorBD Chiropractic, Suite A · (781) 961‑4460