401.949.0380

1 Garnett Lane

Greenville, RI 02828

652 George Washington Highway

Lincoln, RI 02865

Amanda graduated from the University of Connecticut with a degree in Physical Therapy. In 1991, she cofounded Northern Rhode Island Physical Therapy. She has continued to expand her knowledge and refine her manual skills through numerous continuing education courses. Most recently she received her Fellowship in Applied Functional Science from the Gray Institute.

 

amanda@nriphysicaltherapy.com

Andrea graduated from the University of Connecticut with a degree in Physical Therapy. In 1991, she cofounded Northern Rhode Island Physical Therapy. Specializing in the Rx of orthopedic related issues with an emphasis on a functional biomechanical approach that is individualized for each client. She has, and continues to attend numerous continuation education courses and has attained a

     • Fellow of Applied Functional Science

     • Functional Manual Reaction Certification

     • Training in Functional Soft Tissue Transformation

andrea@nriphysicaltherapy.com

Sean graduated from Providence College in 2003 and obtained his Doctorate in of Physical Therapy from the University of Rhode Island in 2007 and also became part of the Norther Rhode Island Physical Therapy Team that same year. Specializing in orthopedics, sports medicine and spinal rehabilitation, Sean has been a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) since 2004 and performed a 3-week internship in Guatemala to serve the needs of local clinics. An avid sports fan, and is often seen wearing a Dustin Pedrioa jersey, Sean enjoys riding his Harleys, golfing and playing softball. Sean kicks back with a micro-brewed beer and his two Miniature Schnauzers pups, Buddy and Harley.

sean@nriphysicaltherapy.com

Kim graduated in 1996 from Temple University in Philadelphia, PA with a Masters degree in Physical Therapy.  Following graduation, she began her career at Yale-New Haven Hospital until moving to Washington State where she continued  practicing in acute care.  Upon return to RI in 2001, she expanded her PT interest into the outpatient orthopedic setting where she then practiced in East Greenwich, RI for numerous years.  Kim joined NRIPT in 2013.  While her focus is in manual therapy and general orthopedic rehabilitation, Kim is a Titleist Performance Institute Golf Medical Professional.  In her free time she enjoys traveling, cooking, skiing and golf.  Kim lives in Harmony with her husband Chris and sons Alex and Sam

kim@nriphysicaltherapy.com

Lynne has been a valued employee of Northern Rhode Island Physical Therapy since it opened its doors in 1991. She began as a PT Aide and then graduated from the CCRI PTA program in 1998. She currently resides in Richmond with her husband and their two children Sydney and Drew

 

lynne@nriphysicaltherapy.com

 

 

 

"I had reached the point where my shoulder was frozen in place, I just couldn't move without pain. It was a relief to me to have my doctor recommend therapy over surgery. At Northern Rhode Island Physical Therapy I recieved Ultrasound, deep heating sessions in combination with joint loosening and strengthening on a machine. Within 4-weeks I had felt better than I had in years"
Debra CalderonSmithfield
"Playing high school football can be fun, but getting tackled and breaking your leg with ligament damage is not. After the cast came off, I had some pretty intensive physical therapy sessions at Northern Rhode Island Physical Therapy. Now my leg is stronger than ever and I'm playing basketball without worry. The therapist taught me stretching exercises to use before each game to prevent another injury."
Ryan CarterBryant University, Class of '09
"For years I competed in golf at a pretty high level, but as I aged I began to notice some loss of flexibility and range of motion effecting my game. With the help of NRIPT I began a stretching program that enabled me to get my game to where I want it!
Peter McBrideState Amateur Champion, Senior Four Ball Champion
"My busy schedule wouldn't tolerate a stiff neck preventing me from driving. I wasn't able to turn my head left or right without pain. My Doctor recommended physical therapy instead of other more invasive treatments. The therapy plan developed by the staff at Northern Rhode Island Physical Therapy worked out the kinks. Driving my grandkids around isn't a pain in the neck anymore."
Eilieen FagundesCumberland
"Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You are all wonderful! Thanks to all of you for being so caring, thoughtful and understanding. You all go above and beyond to make sure that everyone is well taken care of"
Celeste
"Many thanks for the great treatments over the recent weeks. From my initial visit, it was immediately obvious that it was staffed by personnel who were truly concerned with the welfare of their customers. In addition, from the moment you enter the facility, everyone else you encounter is equally pleasant and friendly. I never regarded my visits to the center as anything but positive. I will wear my [graduation] t-shirt with pleasure as it will remind me of your care."
Ray F.
Just wanted to thank your entire staff for all you do. Every aspect of your business is impeccable! Having been disabled since 1979, I have experience with physical therapy. You ALL are the absolute best, miles ahead of any therapy I've ever had. So very grateful for my progress and for the lifestyle progam implemented by Northern RI Physical Therapy.
Elaine
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1 Garnett Lane
Greenville, RI 02828
401.949.0380
(f) 401.949.5581

652 Washington Highway
Lincoln, RI 02865
401.333.3211
(f)401.333.3295

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