Nicholas Almonte, DPT

Nicholas Almonte, DPT has a trust score of 54/100 — below average for Boston. Consider comparing with other providers nearby. At 3 years of practice, they are early in their career.

The most important verification step for any physical therapist is confirming an active, unrestricted license with the state board — use the panel on this page to check Almonte's current standing and any public disciplinary actions directly at the source.

A first visit with Nicholas Almonte, DPT is an evaluation — usually 45–60 minutes covering your history, movement and strength testing, and a treatment plan. Follow-up sessions run 30–60 minutes and often involve hands-on therapy plus exercises. With a orthopedic focus, expect care geared toward that area.

With insurance, expect a copay of $20–$75 per visit; plans often cap the number of visits per year. Self-pay rates typically run $75–$150 per session. Most states allow direct access (no referral needed to start), though some insurers still require a physician referral for coverage.

These are general ranges, not Nicholas Almonte, DPT's published prices. Confirm fees and coverage directly with the practice.