Clinical Expertise
As a client at Foothills, you benefit from our progressive and collaborative approach to physical therapy. Foothills physical therapists bring an average of 28 years of experience to the practice and actively stay current in the profession with on-going clinical education.
The Foothills Story
Early in 2000, five like-minded individuals—coworkers at the time—made a decision to create an independent physical therapy clinic in Concord, New Hampshire to reflect common values and healthcare philosophy. Recognizing that patient care necessitates an active and compassionate partnership between patient and
Our Approach
We work with a range of individuals, young and old, from world class Olympic athletes at the height of their game to those with a more sedentary lifestyle. We help people to recover from injuries, surgical procedures and to return to the highest level of activity possible.
Compassion Unparalleled
Your service is top notch and your compassion is unparalleled.
Healing and Uplifting
My experience here is so healing and uplifting. I leave feeling like a younger stronger version of myself!
At Foothills Physical Therapy, our work is hands-on and our approach is one of problem-solving and inquiry, always reaching a little further to find a solution. Our independent practice allows us the time, flexibility and creative reach to provide the best patient care available. We are passionate about the art of physical therapy and we look forward to working with you!
COVID-19 Precautions

We remain dedicated to protecting the health and safety of our patients, our staff, and our community.What to expect: We ask that you put on your mask before entering the building. Let us know if you need one. Sanitize your
Forty-One Steps to the Boat

Is a boat ride a workout? When you are a 94-year-old man who walks with assistance of a rolling walker in your assisted living home, it definitely is! My father in-law Tad has always had an upbeat attitude toward life
Stretching: Knowing What’s Best for Your Unique Body

Stretching has been an ever present component of my routine for just about as long as I can remember. It has played a role in my flexibility for dancing, sports, and yoga. And it has been a critical part of
Recognizing Resources: Learning to See What’s Right

One great thing about being a physical therapist is that I am always learning. Sometimes I learn in the clinic; sometimes studying on my own; and sometimes at a workshop. Recently, I attended a workshop called Body Reading 101. What