Partners In Rehabilitation LLC

Partners in Rehabilitation, PT (PIR) is a clinician owned outpatient physical therapy clinic founded in 1996 with 4 locations - Wilmington, Saugus, Georgetown, and Methuen. For the past 29 years, we have been dedicated to serving the families of our North Shore communities and participating in community outreach events. At PIR we care about you as an individual. We strive to improve your quality of life and meet your individual needs. We use a close team approach to establish a program that addresses your needs and allows you to return to your desired activities. Here you will receive motivation, ongoing support and superb clinical expertise from the best team of Physical Therapists. Our PIR Physical Therapists specialize in the treatment of all orthopedic disorders, including pre-operative and post-operative care. In addition, all of our therapists are also specially trained in the New England Baptist Spine Rehabilitation Program “Back Boot Camp” which is an internationally recognized approach to back pain. At Partners in Rehab, making you HEAL BETTER MOVE BETTER FEEL BETTER is our #1 priority!

Middlesex County

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Boston Metropolitan Area

North Reading

Massachusetts

Partners in Rehabilitation, PT (PIR) is a clinician owned outpatient physical therapy clinic founded in 1996 with 4 locations - Wilmington, Saugus,...

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Mindsee.it

Featured in the Telepathy Tapes podcast.  Mindsee.It is a quick and mind-blowing tutoring program for children that teaches them to see through a blindfold - really!    

New York County

Miranda Levingston

New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

New York

Featured in the Telepathy Tapes podcast. Mindsee.It is a quick and mind-blowing tutoring program for children that teaches them to see through a...

Eric Packer launches the "Make A Difference" Program

J.Borstell Real Estate

Eric Packer, with J.Borstell Real Estate, Launches the “Make a Difference” Program to Support Local Food Pantries Tewksbury, MA — December 5, 2025 — J.Borstell Commercial Real Estate is proud to announce the launch of Eric’s “Make A Difference” Program, aligned with the upcoming holidays. It is a charitable initiative through which 5% of all net commissions and fees earned by Eric Packer will be donated to local food pantries across the region. “Every successful transaction is an opportunity to help someone else,” said Eric Packer, Commercial Real Estate Advisor with J.Borstell. “Food insecurity continues to affect families and seniors in the communities we serve and this program is a simple way to make a real difference while doing the work I love.” This Program reflects J.Borstell’s long-standing commitment to community involvement and social responsibility. By supporting regional food pantries, the program aims to help provide meals, nourishment, and hope to individuals and families during these challenging times. Jeffrey Borstell, Principal of J.Borstell Commercial Real Estate, praised the initiative: “We’re proud to support Eric’s vision to give back through his professional success. His leadership and compassion align with our company’s core values — to build relationships that strengthen both business and community.” Patrick Hermans, Principal of J.Borstell, added, “The Make a Difference Program is more than a donation effort — it’s a reflection of our belief that strong local relationships create stronger communities.” Since 1981, J.Borstell Commercial Real Estate has been a family-owned firm focused on development, marketing, and brokerage of commercial, residential, and senior-housing properties throughout Massachusetts and New England. For more information about the “Make A Difference” Program or to learn how your transaction can help support local families in need, contact Eric Packer at 617 285 6154 or email him at epacker@JBorstell.c

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Tewksbury

Eric Packer, with J.Borstell Real Estate, Launches the “Make a Difference” Program to Support Local Food Pantries Tewksbury, MA — December 5, 2025 ...

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Mathnasium of Billerica

Mathnasium is a math tutoring and learning center designed to help students improve their math skills and build confidence in the math. We offer personalized programs tailored to each student's needs that focuses on understanding concepts rather than rote memorization. We provide instruction for students from K-12, covering a range of topics from basic arithmetic to advanced calculus. At Mathnasium, we aim to create a fun, positive and engaging learning environment, with experienced instructors who guide students through a structured curriculum. Our goal is to help students excel in math, whether they're struggling, looking to stay on track, or seeking advanced enrichment.

Middlesex

Billerica

Mathnasium is a math tutoring and learning center designed to help students improve their math skills and build confidence in the math. We offer...

A pair of Tewksbury residents were injured Friday night when the 1996 Olds Cutless they were riding in collided with another vehicle near Exit 43 and rolled over on  I-93 in Andover. According to State Police, Paul Kenney, 54, was driving the Olds. With him was Cheryl Kenney, 52. According to the police report, Kenney's vehicle got the worst of the crash, which took place in the northbound side of the highway. The Olds rolled over several times and ended up on the southbound side of the highway. Both Kenney's were taken to Lawrence General Hospital. No information is being released about their condition. Kenney's vehicle rolled over and ended up in the southbound lane, according to state police spokesman Sgt. Matthew Murray. Kenney and his passenger, Cheryl Kenney, 52, also of Tewksbury, were transported to Lawrence General Hospital. An update on their conditions was not available. The driver of the second vehicle was not injured in the crash. As a result of the accident, a portion of I-93 was shut down for nearly an hour.

A pair of Tewksbury residents were injured Friday night when the 1996 Olds Cutless they were riding in collided with another vehicle near Exit 43 and rolled over on  I-93 in Andover.

According to State Police, Paul Kenney, 54, was driving the Olds. With him was Cheryl Kenney, 52. According to the police report, Kenney's vehicle got the worst of the crash, which took place in the northbound side of the highway. The Olds rolled over several times and ended up on the southbound side of the highway. Both Kenney's were taken to Lawrence General Hospital. No information is being released about their condition.

Kenney's vehicle rolled over and ended up in the southbound lane, according to state police spokesman Sgt. Matthew Murray. Kenney and his passenger, Cheryl Kenney, 52, also of Tewksbury, were transported to Lawrence General Hospital. An update on their conditions was not available. The driver of the second vehicle was not injured in the crash. As a result of the accident, a portion of I-93 was shut down for nearly an hour.

Kenney's vehicle struck on northbound side of I-93, ends up on southbound side.