Serving Stoughton, MA · Norfolk County
Your Trusted Stoughton Physical Therapy Office
Stoughton athletes, joint replacement patients, and anyone rebuilding strength can reach BD Physical Therapy in about nine minutes via Route 139. One-on-one rehab happens in our Suite B treatment space on South Main Street in Randolph. Call (781) 961-4461 to get started.
- 5.2 miby car from Stoughton center
- ~9 minin light traffic
- Norfolk CountySouthwest of the office
01 Close to home
Rehab That Gets Stoughton Back in the Game
Knee ligament tears, ankle sprains, and shoulder injuries can end a season early and linger well beyond it. BD Physical Therapy treats sports injuries in adults and young athletes, including ACL, MCL, and meniscus injuries, with a progression that moves from controlling swelling and restoring motion to strength, agility, and sport-specific drills. When surgery is planned, pre-surgical rehab can help you go into the operating room with better strength and range of motion.
Recovery after a total knee or hip replacement follows the same Evaluate, Restore, Strengthen, and Return structure, paced to your surgeon's protocol. The practice also offers pelvic floor physical therapy, dance medicine, and chronic pain care, with therapists trained in manual therapy, dry needling, and taping. Since 2013, every plan here has been delivered one-on-one, with the same therapist following your progress from the first session to the last.
02 Getting here
The Route 139 Drive From Stoughton
From Stoughton center, take Route 139 east. It crosses Route 24, follows Mazzeo Drive and Warren Street in Randolph, and joins Route 28 into Randolph center; continue south on South Main Street to number 63. Expect about 5.2 miles and about 9 minutes in light traffic. BD Physical Therapy is in Suite B, parking is easy, and the entry is accessible.
- 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 Stoughton
Sports and Surgical Rehab for Stoughton
Pick the service closest to your recovery goal.
- 01ACL InjuriesRehab before and after ACL reconstruction, progressing to cutting, jumping, and landing drills for field sports.
- 02Pediatric Sports InjuriesAge-appropriate care for youth soccer, baseball, and lacrosse players, with a staged plan for returning to their team.
- 03Total Knee ReplacementRestoring bend, straightening, and walking strength after knee replacement, coordinated with your surgeon's timeline.
- 04Pre-Surgical RehabBuilding strength and motion before a planned operation so the recovery that follows starts from a better baseline.
- 05Pelvic Floor Physical TherapyOne-on-one care for pelvic pain, bladder leakage, and postpartum recovery, including for runners and other active adults.
04 Local life
Stoughton Teams, Ponds, and Commutes
The Stoughton Youth Soccer League plays its in-town and home travel games at the Kolz Soccer Complex, and the town also supports youth baseball, lacrosse, basketball, and football programs. Those seasons bring sprains, strains, and overuse injuries that benefit from structured rehab. Adults who swim at Ames Long Pond or ride the commuter rail from Stoughton station need shoulders, hips, and knees that hold up too. We set goals around getting you back on that field, into that pond, or onto that train.
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05 Questions
Frequently asked questions.
I absolutely love going to BD for PT! When entering the reception desk to the PT staff are always upbeat and friendly! Regan is my PT person and she is remarkable! I have had 3 Lumbar surgeries and Regan is very knowledgeable…
How far is BD Physical Therapy from Stoughton?
About 5.2 miles from Stoughton center, or roughly 9 minutes in light traffic. Route 139 east brings you into Randolph center, and our building is a short distance south at 63 South Main Street, Suite B. After surgery, a passenger ride may be easier than driving yourself.
Do you have a physical therapy office in Stoughton?
No. BD Physical Therapy operates from one office only, in Randolph. Stoughton patients come to Suite B at 63 South Main Street for every evaluation and session. The office is open weekdays from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, so early-morning or after-school sessions are possible.
When should I start physical therapy after a knee replacement?
Follow your surgeon's timeline and instructions. Once you know when therapy should begin, call (781) 961-4461 to arrange your first session. Your therapist will coordinate the plan with your surgical protocol and adjust it as your knee progresses. Early sessions usually focus on swelling, bending, and walking, and later ones on strength and stairs.
Do you work with young athletes from Stoughton youth leagues?
Yes. Pediatric sports injuries are a specialty of the practice. Therapy for young players respects growing joints and builds toward a gradual return to practice and games, with exercises families can support at home. Return-to-play steps are tied to how the athlete is moving, not just the calendar.
What is pelvic floor physical therapy?
This branch of physical therapy retrains the deep muscle group at the base of the pelvis, which controls continence and supports the organs above it. It can address pelvic pain, leakage, and recovery after pregnancy. Treatment takes place in a private setting with a single therapist, who describes every technique beforehand. You set the pace, and nothing proceeds without your agreement.
- AddressBD Physical Therapy, Suite B
63 South Main Street, Randolph, MA 02368 - HoursMonday – Friday · 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Languages
- English
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- Next doorBD Chiropractic, Suite A · (781) 961‑4460