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Monday: 7AM - 7:30PM
Tuesday: 7AM - 7:30PM
Wednesday: 7AM - 7:30PM
Thursday: 7AM - 7:30PM
Friday: 7AM - 7:30PM
Saturday: 9AM - 2PM
Sunday: Closed
NPT HealthWorks is a health and wellness company that offers a range of services to help individuals achieve a balanced and healthy life. Their services cater to both physical and mental health needs, aiming to improve ease, reduce medication and doctor visits, and prevent future injuries. With a team of experienced professionals, including Dr. Kendall and Dr. Hannah Scanlon, NPT HealthWorks provides personalized care and treatment plans to address specific health concerns. Clients praise the team's approachability, professionalism, and ability to set realistic expectations. Dr. Jordan has been particularly praised for her work, with one client living with MS stating that she truly listened, built a personalized plan, and provided the perfect balance of support, challenge, and motivation. This has helped the client regain strength, control of their movements, and the confidence to achieve their goal of skiing this winter. The Active Aging class at NPT HealthWorks has also received positive reviews, with participants finding the supervised exercises challenging, yet beneficial for their fitness and energy levels. The class is described as excellent, with the professional staff, including Doctors Jorden, Kendal, Liz, and Hanna, providing a fun and entertaining experience while helping participants gain strength, balance, and energy. Overall, NPT HealthWorks is highly recommended for those seeking holistic healthcare solutions, with the team's expertise and personalized approach leading to remarkable results for clients.
NPT HealthWorks made it possible for me to run in the 2019 Boston Marathon. In particular, this is a shoutout to NHW’s Dr. Nate—Nathan Cole, my PT champ, who got me to the start line in Hopkinton, Mass., on April 15. I first walked into Newport HealthWorks last October, a marathoner in her mid-sixties in debilitating hip pain, unable to run. Marathoners run all the time. They are always thinking about the next 26.2. Every run is a training run. Running is such a big part of my life that to have to stop cold turkey, as I did, was devastating. During my first session with Dr. Nate we talked about running, and the painful fact that while I had qualified to run in my third consecutive Boston Marathon, I couldn’t see it happening. To me, he simply said, “We’ll get you there.” And they did. The problem, in layman’s terms, was a bunch of terribly scrambled hip flexor muscles. Throughout the fall I went into NHW on a regular basis. Nate and my “team” (thank you also to Dr. Liz Kilzi, and Riley Bouchard, about to get his degree from URI) helped me limber up and prescribed a program of “stretchies” and strength exercises. Nate put me on a treadmill; took videos (yikes). In early January he issued the green light for me to resume running, and my marathon training. In April I ran in Boston, and finished in time to qualify for Boston in 2020. Thank you, Dr. Nate and everyone at Newport HealthWorks. For me, this was a match made in runner’s heaven. #everyrunsatrainingrun #eatdrinkandrunmerry #boston2020