Reviews for PROCare Physical Therapy- Greenfield

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Jun 2018
It has been 2 months since my last session with PROCare. I am happy to say that with the excellent care I received from Physical Therapists, David and Julie Tranchita, my back and sciatica leg pain is gone. When I initially came to their office, I could not sit in a car or in a chair without being in extreme pain. During the initial treatment, consisting of dry needling and manual manipulation, my acute pain with muscle spasms were addressed. I was shown exercises that strengthen my abs and glutes; therefore, keeping the chronic back pain and sciatica in check and preventing a relapse. I would highly recommend PROCare.
Jan 2018
This is the second time I have gotten therapy at Pro Care and both times I have had exceptional care. David Tranchita and his staff are compassionate and professional care givers. David runs an outstanding facility with convenient hours making it the number one Physical resource for spine, sport, and work injuries. If you are looking toget better faster I highley recommend Pro Care ! I am now able to move on two feet with no pain! Thank you for the great care! Carmen Pine
Sep 2017
I just finished my PT! I hope you never need physical therapy, but if you do, this is an awesome place to find healing! The people are not only good at what they do, but they're also just nice folks!

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PROCare Physical Therapy is an independent, family-owned Physical Therapy clinic with locations in New Berlin (at the Princeton Club) and in Greenfield. Our New Berlin location is one of few physical therapy clinics able to offer aquatic therapy. We specialize in treating disorders and injuries of the muscles, joints and nervous system through the use of manual therapy, supplemented by stretching, strengthening, functional movement patterns and patient education. Our physical therapists mainly use their hands as the tools to improve heat, mobility and range of motion, but they may also use modalities such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation, traction, heat, and ice to further promote healing.