Activcore Physical Therapy & Performance is a boutique physical therapy and fitness studio located near Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey. Founded in 2004, the facility is proud to be the first in the United States to offer suspension-based physical therapy and fitness training services. Activcore provides top-quality, one-on-one physical therapy experiences to help people recover as quickly as possible from a variety of health conditions, including sports injuries, pregnancy, concussions, vertigo, and cancer.
The facility is described as clean, modern, and always keeping up with the latest classes and activities. Patients praise the exceptional care and expertise of the Activcore team, including physical therapists Beata Thomas and Nadia Ruffing, as well as trainer Kristi Herbert. Clients have successfully recovered from major procedures, such as total knee replacements, and have experienced significant improvements in mobility, strength, and overall well-being after receiving personalized treatment plans.
Many reviewers highlight the caring and knowledgeable nature of the Activcore staff, who go above and beyond to understand each patient's unique needs and provide tailored solutions. The front desk team is also commended for their kind and efficient service. Activcore is highly recommended for anyone seeking top-notch physical therapy and fitness training in a welcoming, state-of-the-art environment.
I’m just beginning my PT at Activ-Core, but have high hopes it will be of great help. The theory is sound and the therapist is both knowledgable and very amiable so it is a pleasure to work with her. The physical setting is excellent and the location is easy to get to and park at.
October 2026
Dr. Jason Goncalves skillfully helped me over an eight months period restore both shoulders from injuries, beginning with a rotator cuff. Knowledgeable, professional, and friendly. Conducted an effective program of PT.
October 2026
These guys are GREAT!! I can feel the improvement already. I have had physiotherapy on several occasions where I just felt parked on piece of equipment or with a particular routine that wasn't doing much for me. I feel seen in a way that matters.