We can help you get back to feeling like you. From daily aches and pains to post operative rehab, we will get you back to feeling better. All patients receive a comprehensive exercise program that addresses strength, endurance, flexibility and most importantly their goals. Norwood Physical Therapy is a physical therapist owned and operated practice that specializes in the treatment of outpatient orthopedic and neurological injuries.
We offer personalized care, in a quiet and professional setting, that is specific to each individual's goals and deficits. Norwood Physical Therapy provides complete pre and post-operative rehabilitation of all spinal and extremity related disorders. Including but not limited to tendon and ligament injuries, spinal disorders, fractures, and joint replacements.
We offer research-based treatments to maximize each patient's potential to return to a pain free and active life. Norwood Physical Therapy participates with Medicare, many commercial insurances, worker's compensation, and auto insurance carriers.
We offer personalized care, in a quiet and professional setting, that is specific to each individual's goals and deficits. Norwood Physical Therapy provides complete pre and post-operative rehabilitation of all spinal and extremity related disorders. Including but not limited to tendon and ligament injuries, spinal disorders, fractures, and joint replacements.
We offer research-based treatments to maximize each patient's potential to return to a pain free and active life. Norwood Physical Therapy participates with Medicare, many commercial insurances, worker's compensation, and auto insurance carriers.
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Keith Rogers, MPT is the sole practitioner and owner of Norwood Physical Therapy of Norwood, NJ.
He received his Bachelors of Arts in Biology from West Virginia University and continued his education at the highly respected MCP Hahnemann University (Now part of Drexel University) where he graduated with honors while achieving a Master of Physical Therapy.
Keith started his career with Kessler Rehabilitation as a staff therapist many years ago and quickly moved forward in his career to becoming a clinic manager.
He received his Bachelors of Arts in Biology from West Virginia University and continued his education at the highly respected MCP Hahnemann University (Now part of Drexel University) where he graduated with honors while achieving a Master of Physical Therapy.
Keith started his career with Kessler Rehabilitation as a staff therapist many years ago and quickly moved forward in his career to becoming a clinic manager.
Norwood Physical Therapy offers a full schedule of appointment times, as early as 8 a.m. and as late as 7 p.m., Monday through Friday with Saturdays as needed.
Please call the office at 201.767.3300 and we will assist you in finding a convenient time.
Norwood Physical Therapy is participating provider with Medicare, many commercial insurance carriers, as well as auto and worker's compensation insurances.
We recognize that today's insurance environment is often complicated and confusing for patients and their families.
Please call the office at 201.767.3300 and we will assist you in finding a convenient time.
Norwood Physical Therapy is participating provider with Medicare, many commercial insurance carriers, as well as auto and worker's compensation insurances.
We recognize that today's insurance environment is often complicated and confusing for patients and their families.
1. Do I need a prescription from my doctor?
Most insurance plans require a prescription for physical therapy from your doctor to declare the treatment medically necessary.
2. How long is the prescription good for?
Prescriptions are typically written for 4 to 6 weeks, and will be accepted by a therapy office for a period of 30 days from the day it was written.
4. Will my insurance cover physical therapy?
Most major insurance companies will cover physical therapy, call your insurance provider to see what benefits you have or ask your therapy office to verify your benefits.
Most insurance plans require a prescription for physical therapy from your doctor to declare the treatment medically necessary.
2. How long is the prescription good for?
Prescriptions are typically written for 4 to 6 weeks, and will be accepted by a therapy office for a period of 30 days from the day it was written.
4. Will my insurance cover physical therapy?
Most major insurance companies will cover physical therapy, call your insurance provider to see what benefits you have or ask your therapy office to verify your benefits.
We think we're pretty good at what we do, but it's even nicer when your clients think we rock!
I found Keith Rogers, owner of Norwood Physical Therapy, to be attentive, knowledgeable, compassionate, friendly and thoroughly professional.
He always took the time to answer my questions and alleviated all of my many concerns regarding my shoulder surgery.
During my sessions, he provided attentive direction and I was given valuable home exercises to address my specific problems.
Overall, the professional atmosphere, cleanliness of the office, and attentiveness of the staff provided me with a very positive experience.
I found Keith Rogers, owner of Norwood Physical Therapy, to be attentive, knowledgeable, compassionate, friendly and thoroughly professional.
He always took the time to answer my questions and alleviated all of my many concerns regarding my shoulder surgery.
During my sessions, he provided attentive direction and I was given valuable home exercises to address my specific problems.
Overall, the professional atmosphere, cleanliness of the office, and attentiveness of the staff provided me with a very positive experience.
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