Known worldwide for its Revolutionary War history, Lexington is an affluent suburb with exceptional schools and an engaged, active community. Youth sports leagues, adult running clubs, and weekend warriors fill the athletic facilities year-round.
Quick answer: Dr. Steven Bromberg treats back pain, neck pain, sciatica, disc and auto accident injuries at 201 Broadway, Cambridge, MA, Lexington patients welcome. Same-week appointments, no referral needed, most major insurance and Massachusetts auto PIP accepted. Call (617) 494-1166.
15 min drive · 7 miles
What we see from Lexington: Youth soccer, lacrosse, and track programs in Lexington keep kids active but generate a steady stream of sports injuries. Active parents face their own overuse challenges on top of desk-job strain.
Address: 201 Broadway, First Floor, Cambridge, MA 02139
Phone: (617) 494-1166
Hours: Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 8am–1pm & 3pm–6pm
From Lexington: 7 miles, about 15 minutes
From Lexington, drive. Route 2 east to the Alewife exit, then Fresh Pond Parkway and Concord Avenue through to Broadway, takes about 15 minutes outside rush hour. The bus works, Bus 62 or 76 from Lexington Center to Alewife and then the Red Line to Kendall/MIT, but it is a slow trip and driving is plainly faster. In warm weather there is a third option: the Minuteman Bikeway runs from near the Battle Green straight to Alewife, and the Red Line covers the rest. Our office at 201 Broadway is a 6-minute walk up Broadway from the station. There is free street parking and metered parking on Broadway and the side streets, and the entrance is on the first floor.
The searches that bring Lexington residents here are mostly about sports injuries, from both the youth leagues and the adults who run, ride and play alongside their kids. A soccer or lacrosse season produces hamstring strains, hip and groin pulls and ankle sprains that linger. Track and cross-country produce shin and knee pain. Adult runners and Minuteman cyclists bring low back tightness, shoulder problems from swimming or throwing, and the overuse injuries that come from doing the same motion thousands of times.
Dr. Bromberg looks at the painful joint and at what is driving it, because a runner's knee often starts at the hip and a thrower's shoulder often starts in a stiff upper back. Treatment combines adjustment where joints are not moving well, Active Release Technique for the muscle and tendon, and gait analysis when the problem keeps coming back. The aim is to get an athlete back on the field with the mechanics fixed, not just the pain quieted. A suspected fracture, a joint that locks or gives way, or any head injury should go to urgent care or the pediatrician first.
No referral is needed. We accept most major insurance plans and verify your specific benefits before treatment so you know what you owe. Hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 8am to 1pm and 3pm to 6pm. Call (617) 494-1166.
By T: Bus 62 or 76 to Alewife, then the Red Line to Kendall/MIT; driving is faster.
"The Active Release Technique on my shoulder was remarkable. Years of frozen shoulder pain resolved in about six sessions. I can finally sleep on my side again."
"Dr. Bromberg found the root cause of my lower back pain on my first visit. After three adjustments, I felt like a new person. 40 years of experience really shows."
"I was in a car accident and thought I'd need surgery. Dr. Bromberg's rehab program got me back to normal without a single operation. The insurance paperwork was painless too."
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Hands-on spinal adjustments, muscle therapy, and posture work that fix the cause of your pain.
Whiplash and crash-injury recovery with documented treatment plans your insurer will accept.
Non-surgical relief for herniated, bulging, and degenerative discs using spinal decompression.
Non-surgical decompression for herniated discs, sciatica and degenerative discs: how it works, what a course involves, and what to expect week by week.
Active Release Technique that breaks down scar tissue and restores how your soft tissue moves.
We map how you stand and walk to find the hidden imbalance driving your chronic pain.
Coordinated X-ray, MRI, and CT referrals, with every result reviewed by Dr. Bromberg himself.
FDA-cleared RF and HIFEM treatment averaging 30% fat reduction and 25% muscle gain per area.
11,000 pelvic floor contractions in 28 minutes, fully clothed, for bladder control and core strength.
We're about 15 minutes from Lexington at 201 Broadway, First Floor, Cambridge, MA 02139. Bus 62 or 76 to Alewife, transfer Red Line to Kendall. Drive via Route 2 East (15 min).
No. In Massachusetts, patients from Lexington can see a chiropractor directly, without a referral from a primary care doctor. You can book your first visit yourself.
Most plans are accepted, and we confirm your specific benefits before you start care. For accident-related chiropractic care, Massachusetts PIP usually covers treatment no matter who was at fault.
In many cases we can fit you in the same day. Reach us at (617) 494-1166, and we'll work to get you seen quickly, even on short notice from Lexington.
No referral needed. Most insurance accepted, and we verify your benefits before treatment starts. Same-day appointments are held for patients in pain.
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(617) 494-1166Dr. Bromberg's team will reach out within one business day. In-person & virtual available.