Sneak Preview: Chester’s New Location
Have you heard the news? ACCESS PT Chester is moving! Beginning on Monday, September 26th our Chester office will be located in the Chester Mall, […]
Help your Kids Excel with a Healthy Back to School Routine
Back-to-school shopping, planning, and yearly checkups oh my! When September rolls around we all think of one thing: school starting. Although you may think that […]
ACCESS PT Now Seeing Patients at Its Convenient 5th Greater-Danbury Physical Therapy Clinic
DANBURY, CONNECTICUT (AUG. 8, 2022)—Fast-growing physical therapy provider ACCESS PT today formally unveiled its fifth state-of-the-art location serving greater Danbury, Connecticut, and announced it will […]
Disc Golf Tips From a Physical Therapist
Disc golf is a great form of exercise and is one of the fastest growing sports in the United States. Although it is less dangerous […]
Your Questions, Answered! Let’s Talk About Occupational Therapy
Hi! My name is Cynthia Boccia and I am the Occupational Therapy Director at ACCESS PT. April is OT month and I would like to […]
From Our Table to Yours: Favorite Blueberry Recipes
One of our favorite things about summer is the availability of fresh blueberries! ACCESS PT recently held a blueberry recipe contest for our employees, […]
Fibromyalgia – How Your Physical Therapist Can Help
As we head into the dog days of summer, the weather is heating up. For the nearly 5 million people in the United States with […]
Get Tuned Up for Fall Sports
People often associate physical therapy with injury recovery, but we can also help athletes prepare for switching sports as the seasons change or improve their […]
#ChoosePT: Physical Therapy Alternative to Opioids for Chronic Pain Treatment
Chronic pain can be debilitating, preventing people from participating in activities they love and completing tasks they need to do. Opioids are often prescribed for […]
Therapist Q&A: Osteoporosis and Bone Health
Osteoporosis is a common condition, with 10 million Americans currently diagnosed and an additional 43 million at increased risk for developing it due to low […]