Inpatient Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy helps to restore function, improves mobility, relieves pain, and prevents or limits physical disabilities following injury or disease. Treatment often includes exercises that focus on improving strength, balance, coordination and endurance. We provide education on the safe use of assistive devices such as walkers, canes, and crutches to provide stability with ambulation and mobility.
The Physical Therapy team:
Michelle Mattei, MS, PT
- Clinical Supervisor Rehabilitation Services
- University of Massachusetts, Lowell, graduated in 1998
- Employed at Memorial Hospital since 9/2004
Patty Keane, PT
- Northeastern University, graduated in 1980
- Employed at Memorial Hospital since 10/2015
Cindy McGrath, PTA
- PTA Massasoit Community College, graduated in 1998
- Employed at Memorial Hospital since 6/2016
Sue Anderson, PT
- Washington University, graduated in 1984
- Employed at Memorial Hospital since 1/2020
Services we provide
Our inpatient physical therapy services can provide patients with the opportunity to gain strength and use their bodies for its intended purpose. Examples of our services include:
- Evaluations and treatments for inpatients
- Assistive device training for ambulatory surgery or ER patients
- Pre-operative teaching classes for total joint candidates
- Balance/Vestibular therapy