No — you do not need to be an Equinox member to receive physical therapy at ReActive Sports Medicine.

Equinox members receive 50% off their first session as part of our partnership.

Non-members are welcomed guests of the club on the day of their appointment and are invited to enjoy amenities such as the steam room, sauna, and locker facilities.

For directions, parking, and information about getting to the clinic, visit our Boston location and visitor information page.

Your initial evaluation is a one-on-one session with a Doctor of Physical Therapy focused on understanding your injury, movement patterns, training history, and goals. You can expect a thorough assessment followed by a clear plan designed to help you return to activity safely and efficiently.

Learn more about our approach to sports physical therapy.

Sessions are typically 60–90 minutes and are always delivered one-on-one. This allows adequate time for hands-on treatment, movement analysis, and progressive exercise without the rushed environment common in high-volume clinics.

ReActive Sports Medicine is an out-of-network physical therapy practice. We can provide the documentation you may need to submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement based on your out-of-network benefits.

Visit our services and pricing page for more information.

We work with runners, lifters, recreational athletes, and active adults who want to resolve pain, recover from injury, and return to the activities they enjoy.

Our physical therapists specialize in helping people return not just to everyday activity, but to the sports and activities that matter to them.

Meet our physical therapists.

Not at all. While many of our clients are athletic, our approach is ideal for anyone who values personalized care and wants to move with greater strength and confidence.

Yes. We provide individualized ACL rehabilitation from the early stages after injury or surgery through strength development, running, jumping, and return-to-sport preparation.

Learn more about our ACL rehabilitation and return-to-sport program.

Yes. We work with recreational and competitive runners experiencing knee pain, Achilles problems, hip and groin pain, foot and ankle injuries, and other running-related issues.

Learn more about our running injury physical therapy in Boston.

Yes. Our model prioritizes extended one-on-one sessions, individualized programming, and a performance-oriented approach designed to support long-term movement health — not just short-term symptom relief.

ReActive Sports Medicine is located at 4 Avery Street in Downtown Boston, inside Equinox Sports Club.

See our location, parking, and MBTA information before your visit.

We make every effort to schedule new clients promptly and can often accommodate appointments within one week.

Contact ReActive Sports Medicine to ask about current availability or schedule an evaluation.