Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Centers
Physical Therapy • Bristol, CT
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About
Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Centers in Bristol, Connecticut offers physical therapy and sports medicine services at 780 King Street. The clinic provides manual therapy, post-operative rehabilitation, balance and vestibular rehabilitation, blood flow restriction, concussion treatment, dry needling, and treatment for conditions including arthritis, sports injuries, and pre- and post-operative care. In most cases, no physician referral is needed for physical therapy.
Services Offered
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Insurance & Payment
Most insurances are accepted. Learn more about insurance.
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FAQs
Do I need a physician referral for PT?
In most cases there’s no physician referral needed for PT.
What conditions do you treat?
Ankle & Foot Arthritis, Balance Disorders, Elbow, Hand & Wrist, Head, Hip, Knee, Lymphedema, Neck & Spine, Parkinson's Disease, Pelvic Floor, Pre & Postpartum, Shoulder.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Bristol Health Medical Care Center): 2.7/5 stars (40 reviews)
- Birdeye (Bristol Health Primary Care & Infectious Disease): 4.7/5 stars (33 reviews)
- Healthgrades (Patient Experience Rating): 59% (8% lower than national average)
- Birdeye (Bristol Health OBGYN): 4.7/5 stars (63 reviews)
Patients praise
- Positive interactions with individual doctors and specialists
- Compassionate and attentive bedside care from some staff and nurses
- Efficient appointment processing in certain clinics
- Convenience of digital communication options like text-based scheduling
Common complaints
- Billing and financial disputes, including legal action over medical debt
- Difficulty reaching staff or receiving timely responses to patient inquiries
- Long wait times in emergency and clinical settings
- Perceived decline in quality of service over time
- Perceived lack of communication or support from administrative staff
"Patients taken to court described baffling bills, confusing health plan rules, and frustrating and fruitless telephone calls to hospital billing offices and health insurers’ customer-service lines."
- KFF Health News"Extremely poor experience as brand new patients. Don't waste your time. Also, whomever is copying and pasting the response to call the Customer Care Line.....they don't call back or fix anything."
- Birdeye (Patient Review)"Staff was very helpful and attentive. I've been going there for years and it's always been a very pleasant experience."
- Birdeye (Patient Review)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 - sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Bristol taps state solar program, expected to generate $455K over 20 years - Jul 6, 2026
- Bristol approves $256.9 Million budget, 4.59% tax increase after tense debate - The Bristol Edition - May 20, 2026
- State arts officials tour Bristol cultural district ahead of new initiative - The Bristol Edition - Jun 1, 2026
- A SAFER CITY: Grant will go toward improving pedestrian routes for students, adults | News | bristolpress.com - May 13, 2026
- Bristol still working to finalize school budget after state increases funding - May 7, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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