Patient Resources — Amherst Physical Therapy

Everything you need between appointments, in one place. Current patients can schedule visits, pay a bill, and find trusted health information without picking up the phone.

What You Can Do Here

The Patient Resources section of AmherstPT.com gives current Amherst Physical Therapy patients three self-service tools: online appointment scheduling, secure online bill pay, and a collection of helpful health and rehabilitation links. Each tool opens in our secure patient portal or a trusted partner site. If you would rather handle something with a person, our front desk is available Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Schedule Online

Existing patients can book, reschedule, or confirm upcoming appointments through our online scheduling portal, any time of day. You will need the email address associated with your patient record.

Pay Your Bill

Pay a statement securely online with a credit or debit card. You can view your balance, make a one-time payment, and download a receipt for your records.

Helpful Links

A curated set of outside resources on injury prevention, recovery, and general health, plus information on our partners and professional affiliations.

New to Amherst Physical Therapy?

If this is your first visit, start with our New Patients section. There you'll find registration through our secure, paperless patient portal, what to bring to your first appointment, and our HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices.

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Conditions Treated

Amherst Physical Therapy treats a variety of orthopedic, musculoskeletal, chronic pain, and soft tissue issues in patients of all ages.
This includes post-operative rehabilitation, sports-related and youth athletic injuries, arthritis, neck and back pain, tendonitis, soft tissue injuries, and headaches.

Corrective Exercise

Individualized exercise may be incorporated into treatment to help restore range of motion, improve strength and mobility, and support long-term recovery.
Treatment may also address posture and proper mechanics when these factors contribute to pain or limited movement.

Manual & Specialized Treatments

Amherst Physical Therapy offers advanced manual physical therapy techniques including stretching, massage, strengthening exercises, and newer techniques such as Trigger Point Dry Needling and the Graston Technique™.

What Our Patients Are Saying

We're proud to help members of our community get back to the activities they love.

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Lynne C
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Kurt is knowledgeable and friendly.
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Harriet Frank
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Kurt Bergeron at Amherst Physical Therapy is the most educated and experienced physical therapist that has ever treated me. He listens, understands what I do for a living and for fun, and has given me countless tips to combat future injury as well as fixing what I had damaged. I have never had issues with getting an appointment for an evaluation, and his availability for treatment appointments has been easy. He has healed me from several accidents over more than ten years and I can't recommend him highly enough.
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Kurt is amazing!
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Vance Woodworth
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Excellent place for PT.
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Carol Benson
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Amherst Physical Therapy has helped me tremendously since my surgery. I have less pain now and getting stronger. Kurt makes sure that I am doing the exercises correctly so as not to injure myself. It has been nice to keep progressing and I have hope that I will heal completely and regain normal strength in my shoulder. Love this place!
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I had a great experience with Kurt. He was very knowledgeable regarding the right exercises and stretches to help improve my range of motion and strength. He's very skilled at massaging the area. His follow-through with exercises at home and the gym were appreciated. He was very encouraging and genial at the appointments. 5 stars all the way!
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Nancy Higgins
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I would recommend Amherst physical therapy for absolutely anyone. It was a great experience and I feel like I got expert care !!!
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Common Questions

Do I need a referral to start physical therapy?

New Hampshire allows you to be evaluated and treated by a licensed physical therapist without a physician referral. Some insurance plans still require one for coverage call us and we'll check your plan for you.

What insurance do you accept?

We accept most major insurances. Call (603) 672-5125 and we'll verify your benefits with your insurance company before you schedule.

How long is my first appointment?

Your initial evaluation takes approximately one hour. Follow-up visits run from 45 minutes to an hour, depending on where you are in your recovery.

What should I wear?

Wear something comfortable and loose enough that we can access the area causing pain. For knee pain, for example, bring shorts or pants that pull up over the knee.

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