I am not a “runner”.  Running was always a part of every sport I have ever played, but it was more of a means to an end. I ran because it meant I would score a touchdown, chase down a ground ball or get open for a three pointer.

I became a physical therapist because of my personal experience with physical therapy as a high school athlete. I was fortunate to have a therapist who went above and beyond while truly investing in me during my recovery. From then on, I was committed to becoming a physical therapist and making a positive, lasting impact on as many people as possible.

Sam joins our team as our Sports Resident! The Sports Residency program provides a physical therapist with a unique outpatient clinical experience and sports exposure, guided mentorship and didactic knowledge needed to become a highly competent and confident, board-certified sports clinical specialist.

Inc. magazine today revealed that Rehab 2 Perform is No. 1398 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy’s most dynamic segment—its independent small businesses.

Montgomery County Council has reinstated the Indoor Mask Mandate(as of August 7, 2021)

Welcome to the team in Annapolis, Dr. Andrew Bucknor! “I am most looking forward to engaging with new and experienced clinicians and continuing to learn in an environment that fosters confidence and independence in our clients. I’m excited to create new relationships with my team and the community!”

Why did you want to become involved in physical therapy?       My appreciation for physical therapy started when I was younger involved in team sports and constantly getting injured. Being able to create a close relationship with my physical therapist while getting back to the playing field was something that I had always dreamed of being…

Why did you want to become involved in physical therapy? Growing up, I knew that I wanted to work in profession that would allow me to help others and make a difference in the community. In high school I made the decision that I wanted to be a physical therapist before I even understood what…

Why did you want to become involved in physical therapy? During school, I participated in many different sports and was constantly “in-season”. I was very active and liked that my body could handle going from soccer practice to gymnastics practice in one night. As I got older, I had my fair share of injuries requiring…