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Bay State Physical Therapy

Bay State Physical Therapy (BSPT) is a great company with a lot of room for growth. Whether you want to remain a staff PT or manage and own your own office, you are valued either way. There are many opportunities for continuing education in a variety of different subjects. Although it is a big company, each office is individually owned by a physical therapist who has been a provider for the company for a period of time. This makes staff feel the support of a big company, but have the individuality of a private/independent clinic. As a new grad, I definitely thrived as a provider and felt a lot of support from my direct manager as well as managers in the corporate level. There was thorough training in the beginning as well as a gradual build up of patients until I had a full case load. The clinic environment is very professional, yet fun and warm. We received compliments very often from patients of how comfortable they felt when they would be in the office. There are also many opportunities for bonuses and growth financially no matter what level of staff you are. I felt very confident as a physical therapist at BSPT. If I did not relocate to another state for family, I would have very likely stayed at Bay State for my entire career. 

Where do I start with this place? If you don’t mind the chiropractic doctor/ manager looking over your shoulder while you’re clearly working this is the place for you. Pay was low for the overload of work you get made to do. This includes helping the office manager do some of her daily tasks on top of your tasks. The environment always felt off, some of the PT staff definitely make you feel unwanted and uncomfortable as well as the management. Plenty of instances where I was left alone and the phones ringing none stop, you have a line of clients curving out the front door and no one in sight to help you. People here need to learn to work together and not against each other. You work long hours and that makes it impossible for one to deal with their personal life. This place is in need of new management seriously. There were plenty of times I overheard coworkers talking badly about each other and that’s a toxic environment.

Love working for this company. Everyone is friendly and learning ins and out was very knowledgeable. Gained alot of  experience. My job title is Insurance Collections Specialist. My work day typically consists of correcting denied claims by verifying patient information in order to correct any errors in order to resubmit claims to the insurance. The insurance websites will allow me to know what each claim is being denied for once i know the reason I correct the reason and submit claims to be paid. I send out emails to the clinical sites for patient information they may have in order for me to correct mistakes also. I enjoy working hands on in order to do my work. Its a very busy work place and I like that also. The rush makes work more enjoyable for me, I like staying busy.

New grads beware! (Burnout!) Horrible company. They will suck you in with a nice face but they will work you to the ground. There is no work life balance you are constantly treating documenting and doing everyone else’s job. You barely have time to use the bathroom. And their pay is AWFUL! Bonuses are tiny and not based on true productivity. You WILL get better pay elsewhere. They are too busy expanding to other states and shoving it in the marketing teams, “directors”, and CEOs pockets so they can take a nice vacation while the PHYSICAL THERAPISTS of Bay State Physical Therapy get screwed. Minimal support or guidance because you don’t even have a chance to schedule a meeting because you are so overworked. Go elsewhere you will be happier.

This is a horrible company to work for.  All they care about is getting as many patients in as possible.  They treat multiple patients are the same time.  They burn employees out. I have health  issues. I was on a leave of absence.  With multiple health issues.  I returned and called out one  morning and I was fired. If they truly care about people they would far more compassion. Other physical therapy companies are 1:1 with patients.  But, not this company. Patients have walked out. Then they denied me unemployment benefits even though I have medical documentation. Don't apply to this company. Run, run, run away from this horrible company! 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Baystate gives you opportunities to grow and enhance your career. 
They make a point for team outings that are fun and engaging for the bettering of the team. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It is an out patient setting, the normal grind of progress notes, and daily notes mixed with staying on POC and scheduling 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Friendly and encouraging; team unity

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Usually full schedule. Arrive and great the team, get first patient and keep rolling. All engaging and involved.

I absolutely loved working at Bay State Physical Therapy Danvers. The management was amazing and I immediately felt welcome. They took their time to train me at a pace in which I was comfortable. I felt confident in my abilities after the training. The team made me feel like family so quickly. It was an amazing work environment. The work was interesting and fun. I was able to make relationships with patients. Overall a wonderful place to work. I, unfortunately, had to tend to family matters and had to resign. If not for that I would still be happy to be a part of this amazing team.

This culture of this clinic is unbeatable.   The staff are all so fun, we genuinely enjoy coming to work every day, although I'd still prefer to win megabucks and live on a yacht.  Our team and our patients are just a great crew.  Everyone truly supports each other.  We focus so much on work life balance and making sure you're fulfilled as a person, not just an employee.  There's a tremendous energy in here.  We win awards for being the best year after year as we provide the best patient care as well.  

I have worked for Bay State for the last 18 months 
I could not be more grateful to have started here when I did. Never once did I worry about my job throughout the entire pandemic. I always felt secure in my position. Not one PT was laid off.  I continued to grow in my career as did the company. I truly enjoy waking up and coming to work every day.
My supervisor and co-workers all work as a team.  I could not ask for a better job. I plan on being here as long as they will have me.

The job duties as a patient care coordinator consist of answering phones, booking appointments, occasionally observing patients doing exercises, making connections with patients. I didn't receive a lot of training but as a college student seeking a summer position, I didn't need anything extensive. I highly recommend working here, it's a really great place with very nice people!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Physical therapist 433 salaries reported	$87,222 per year
Rehabilitation aide 101 salaries reported	$16.85 per hour
Physical therapist assistant 58 salaries reported	$32.47 per hour
Medical receptionist 74 salaries reported	$20.55 per hour
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