Experienced physical therapy, brought to you.
One-on-one mobile care for pain, recovery, balance, work demands, active living, and return to sport. Direct access is available in Massachusetts; call to confirm whether this practice is appropriate for your episode of care.
What brings you here?
Choose the area that most closely matches what you are dealing with.
Orthopedic & Recovery Care
Injury, joint replacement, surgery, hospitalization, illness, weakness, and loss of mobility.
Explore →Back, Neck & Joint Pain
Individualized care for pain affecting sleep, work, movement, exercise, and daily life.
Explore →Balance, Dizziness & Vestibular Care
BPPV, dizziness, motion sensitivity, falls, near-falls, and balance loss.
Explore →Work-Ready Rehabilitation
Care connected to the lifting, carrying, kneeling, gripping, endurance, and other demands of real work.
Explore →Return to Sport & Active Living
Progressive, activity-specific care for high school, college, recreational, and adult athletes.
Explore →Combat Athlete Rehabilitation
Experienced care for combat and grappling athletes, including clinically directed mat-based work when appropriate.
Explore →Flat fee for each eligible direct-pay visit. No tiers, required packages, or memberships. A written Good Faith Estimate is provided before the first visit.

Experienced care across the full arc of recovery.
Peter Mello, PT, DPT brings decades of experience across hospital, rehabilitation, outpatient, orthopedic, post-surgical, balance, work-related, and athletic care.
Serving the South Shore and southeastern Massachusetts
Mobile visits are available from Quincy through the Bridgewater area to New Bedford and Wareham, including homes, gyms, workplaces, fields, courts, mat spaces, training facilities, and other appropriate settings. Availability varies with travel distance, setting access, clinical appropriateness, and scheduling.
Request an appointment
Call or email to briefly describe what is limiting you, where you are located, and what you hope to return to.
Please use email or voicemail only to request contact or briefly describe what you are seeking. Do not include detailed medical or sensitive personal information in the initial message.