physical therapy
Robert Koh, MPT, OCS, COMT
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in on April 14, 2025
Physical Therapy Supervisor – Kennebunk Rob earned his Bachelor’s degree from Colby College and went on to receive his Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from the University of New England. Rob is also certified as an orthopedic manual therapist though Maitland and has been recognized as an Orthopedic Certified Specialist through the American Board of… Read More
Events
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in on March 31, 2025
Health & Wellness Collaborative Series Don’t Neglect Your Health, Reform It Physical therapy is a critical tool for managing injuries, chronic pain, and musculoskeletal conditions, yet many of us avoid seeking treatment. This series of collaborative events serves as an introduction for those unfamiliar with the benefits of PT, as well as an opportunity to… Read More
A Double Honor
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in The Reform Team on March 24, 2025
Reform Named Best Physical Therapy and Woman-Owned Business of the Year! Starting 2025 in a special way We are overjoyed to share some exciting news with our community: our company has recently been recognized with two prestigious awards! We’ve been named the Best of the 207 for “Best Physical Therapy Company” and we were just… Read More
Celebrating Excellence: Our Third Consecutive “Best of the 207” Win!
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in The Reform Team on February 19, 2025
We are extremely proud to announce that we have been honored with the prestigious Best of the 207 “Best Physical Therapy” Company in Maine award for the 3rd year in a row! This incredible achievement is testament of Reform’s unwavering commitment to our patients, treating them with exceptional care and empathy. A Journey of Dedication… Read More
Alison Newell, PT, DPT
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in on February 10, 2025
Physical Therapist – Kennebunk Ali was born in New Hampshire but has spent the majority of her adult life here in Maine (aside from a few years in rural Pennsylvania). She graduated from the University of New England (UNE) with a Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Studies and a minor in psychology in 2014. She then… Read More
Reform Physical Therapy is Hiring!
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in Recruitment, The Reform Team on January 30, 2025
Animated Jill Partridge shares the message that Reform is hiring in several locations! If you’re a Physical Therapist looking for a change of pace and a company that values work/life balance, send us a resume!
How long does it take to recover from a knee replacement?
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in Having a surgery? on July 11, 2023
Knee replacements aren’t uncommon these days. We hate to be vague… but it ultimately depends on the person. There are so many factors that come into play when it comes to recovery, including whether you’re having a partial or total knee replacement. A very rough estimate for a total recovery can be anywhere between 3… Read More
Is individualized physical therapy more effective?
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in Sport Tips on June 26, 2023
In short, we believe the answer is undoubtedly yes. ONE-on-ONE physical therapy is the best and only method for treating each person as they need to be treated, with a care plan calibrated to suit their needs. Our therapists commonly use the car analogy to help their patients more easily understand the value of their… Read More
Welcome Alex True, PT, DPT to our Freeport Team!
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in The Reform Team on May 30, 2023
Alex has joined our Freeport Team to work alongside Delaney Gaetano, PT, DPT! He is fresh out of Physical Therapy school and is eager to begin his PT career. Don’t let that fool you though! He’s joining with plenty of experience helping treat patients of all varieties. Before earning his Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Alex… Read More
What is Dry Needling?
Posted by: Reform Physical Therapy in Sport Tips on May 24, 2023
Dry needling is a technique that involves thin, monofilament needles inserted into ‘trigger points’ to cause a ‘micro trauma’ or localized circulatory response to promote the healing process. Damaged, tense, or painful muscles can take lengths of time to heal on their own, dry needling has been proven to shorten healing times. Dry needling can… Read More