Rockland, MA · Plymouth County
Your Trusted Rockland Physical Therapy Office
Whether dizziness, a concussion, or a shaky gait is holding you back, Rockland patients can work one-on-one with the therapists at BD Physical Therapy in Randolph. Call (781) 961-4461 to talk through your symptoms and book an evaluation.
- 7.8 miby car from Rockland center
- ~15 minin light traffic
- Plymouth CountyEast of the office
01 Close to home
Specialized rehab for balance, dizziness, and recovery
Some problems need more than general exercise. Our clinicians have training in vestibular and concussion management as well as neurological rehabilitation, so Rockland patients dealing with vertigo, post-concussion symptoms, or unsteady walking can get care designed around how the inner ear, brain, and muscles work together. We also treat the familiar orthopedic problems: sore backs, stiff shoulders, and knees that ache on stairs. Each of these conditions is evaluated before any exercise is prescribed.
Your first visit is a one-on-one evaluation that may include balance testing, gait observation, and strength and range-of-motion measures. From there, we restore comfortable movement, strengthen the systems that keep you steady, and send you home with a program that fits your routine. Progress is reviewed regularly so the plan keeps pace with you. Simple symptom tracking at home helps us fine-tune each stage.
02 Getting here
From Rockland to our Randolph office
Rockland patients travel about 7.8 miles to reach 63 South Main Street, Suite B, Randolph, usually by way of Route 139 and North Avenue. The office sits about 6.8 miles west of Rockland center as the crow flies, and the drive runs about 15 minutes in light traffic. Easy parking and an accessible entry help if walking is still difficult.
- 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 Rockland
Programs that serve Rockland patients
These services address the balance, nerve, and sports concerns Rockland residents bring us.
- 01Vestibular therapyTargeted exercises for inner-ear dizziness and vertigo that can make driving, bending, or turning your head uncomfortable.
- 02Post-concussion therapyA gradual, monitored plan for headaches, dizziness, and fatigue after a head injury, with a careful path back to sport.
- 03Balance and gaitWalking practice and balance drills that build steadiness for trails, parking lots, and icy sidewalks.
- 04Neurological disordersRehab that addresses strength, coordination, and walking for people living with neurological conditions.
- 05ACL injuriesPre- and post-surgical ACL rehab that rebuilds knee strength and control before cutting and jumping again.
04 Local life
Recovery you can practice around Rockland
Rockland has a built-in rehab route: the Rockland Rail Trail, a 10-foot-wide paved path that follows the old Hanover Branch Railroad line and is usable with walkers, wheelchairs, and strollers. For patients rebuilding gait and endurance, a measured walk there can become a weekly benchmark, extended a little at a time as strength and balance improve. Your therapist can suggest how far to go and when to turn back.
Rockland High School's Bulldogs carry a strong basketball tradition, and the football team won a Super Bowl title at Gillette Stadium in 2021. When a young athlete takes a hit to the head, post-concussion therapy helps guide a gradual, symptom-based return to school and sport. We also see residents of all ages for balance problems that make winter sidewalks feel risky.
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05 Questions
Frequently asked questions.
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How far is the drive from Rockland?
From Rockland center, the office is about 7.8 driving miles away, usually by Route 139 and North Avenue. It takes about 15 minutes in light traffic. Physical therapy often means several visits, so plan the route once and the trip quickly becomes routine.
Can physical therapy help with vertigo or dizziness?
Often, yes. Vestibular therapy uses specific head and eye movements, balance exercises, and habituation drills to calm many kinds of inner-ear dizziness. Your therapist will run an evaluation to find what is driving your symptoms before starting treatment. Many people notice gradual change with consistent practice.
My child had a concussion playing sports. When should we start therapy?
Follow your physician's guidance on when activity can begin. Once your child is cleared to start, post-concussion therapy can address lingering dizziness, headaches, and balance issues, then build a step-by-step return to activity. Call (781) 961-4461 to discuss timing with our team.
Is the Rockland Rail Trail a good place to practice walking?
It can be. The trail is paved and wide enough for walkers and wheelchairs, which makes it a practical place to build endurance. Your therapist will help you choose a safe starting distance and add to it as your balance and strength improve.
- AddressBD Physical Therapy, Suite B
63 South Main Street, Randolph, MA 02368 - HoursMonday – Friday · 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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- Next doorBD Chiropractic, Suite A · (781) 961‑4460