Physical Therapist Assistants

Rick Brown PTA

Rick came to Cape Cod Rehab on his internship from Cape Cod Community College's Physical Therapist Assistant program and continued on during his education working as a PT aide. Upon graduation he began his career at CCR and has been here since August of 1996. Rick is a Certified Burdenko Method Instructor and enjoys working with patient populations from children to seniors, especially athletes. Rick has played most sports competitively and is a veteran of the US Army. In addition to his work as a PT assistant, he is also a Certified Pool Operator and takes great pride in the pristine warm water pool in the Hyannis facility. He is also the company Privacy Officer, training all employees and keeping CCR HIPPA compliant. Rick lets his patients know that he wants them to be successful, "Let's do it together" and keeps a positive frame of mind!

"Whether you think you can or cannot, you're right!"

Jeanne Harlow PTA

Jeanne graduated from Westfield State with a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and received her training as a Physical Therapist Assistant from Newbury College. Jeanne has special training in restoring Balance and Post-Breast Cancer therapy and has been trained in Level One of the Burdenko Method. She believes great outcomes are a product of Teamwork between the therapist, MD, patient and the patient's family. A golfer, Jeanne believes that staying fit requires both mental and physical stamina. Jeanne has over 15 years with Cape Cod Rehab.


Doreen Besso PTA

Doreen Besso, PTA is a graduate from Newbury College. She has training in balance, stroke and Level 1 of the Burdenko Method. Her rehab philosophy is, “It’s not what therapy can do for the patient, it’s what the patient can do with the therapy."


Meghan Keller PTA

Meghan graduated from Bay State College's physical therapist assistant program with an Associates in Applied Science in May 2013. Her clinical experience includes extensive outpatient orthopedic rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility care. Before becoming a PTA, Meghan served in the United States Army reserves for 8 years and is an Iraq war veteran. She enjoys working with patients of all ages and specific interests are injury prevention and sports specific rehabilitation.

Meghan is a recipient of the 2018 Cape Cod 40 Under 40 awards, which spotlight the region's top young professionals. The awards honor those who excel in their industry and show dynamic leadership characteristics.