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Meet Dr. Paula McCorkle!
Posted on: Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Please welcome Dr. Paula McCorkle to the R2P Team! Paula joins our staff in Germantown, recently graduating from the University of Pittsburgh with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Hailing from the Steel City, she played volleyball, basketball and softball growing up and continued to play volleyball in undergrad at Alleghany College. She is passionate about working with athletes of all ages reduce their risk of further re-injury and help them return back to their activities stronger and more...
» Read moreMeet Ashley, DPT Student
Posted on: Friday, June 7, 2019
Meet Ashley! A third year student from Shenandoah University, she is working with Dr. Jarred Boyd in our Frederick office through July 4th. She is in the process of earning a dual degree as a Doctorate in Physical Therapy and her Masters in Athletic Training! She is excited to be abe to provide care from the field to the treatment room or clinic. Ashley knows improving performance is more than just from a physical aspect but takes into consideration the mental, emotional and nutritional side. ...
» Read moreR2P Now Open in Mt. Airy!
Posted on: Tuesday, June 4, 2019
Whatever brings a person to Rehab2Perform, whether it’s an injury or a performance goal such as improved agility or balance, they’re likely to find unparalleled expertise and a community atmosphere that’s been carefully cultivated for years.
» Read moreGet PT First For Back Pain
Posted on: Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Chances are, you or someone you know has had back pain. Each year 15% of the population has their first episode of back pain, and over the course of our lives, 80% of us will have back pain. Even though back pain is common, the medical community does a poor job managing it. Stories of chronic pain, opioid use, multiple surgeries, and a lifetime of disability are far too common. Let’s look at some of the common treatments for low back pain and see how they stack up against physical therapy:
» Read moreStephanie, DPT Student
Posted on: Friday, May 24, 2019
Meet Stephanie! A third year Doctorate of Physical Therapy student at Shenandoah University. She attended James Madison for undergrad earning her degree in Kinesiology with a minor in coaching. During her time at JMU she played soccer for the Dukes. She is very passionate about educating and helping others live a healthier and more active lifestyle and is particularly interested in ACL injury prevention programs as well as running mechanics and gait analysis.
» Read moreR2P HONORED AS A HIGHEST RATED COMPANY IN MD
Posted on: Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Rehab 2 Perform is excited to announce that we have been honored on the list of highest rated companies in Maryland by Top Rated Local®, a 5 pillar experience based rating system that analyzes ratings and reviews from hundreds of verified review sites online and then ranks businesses based on their overall Rating Score™.
» Read moreKortney Dwyer, PTA Student
Posted on: Friday, May 3, 2019
Meet Kortney! A former D1 athlete (lacrosse), crossfit athlete and coach with a strong passionate about physical fitness and human performance. She has been fortunate enough to see and experience first hand the positive impact human movement can have on the lives of individuals. Kortney holds a great respect for the body’s unique ability to heal itself through movement and understand the implications pain can have on the human psyche.
» Read morePrehab Before Surgery
Posted on: Monday, April 22, 2019
Prehabilitation is the process of enhancing the functional ability of a patient before he or she undergoes a stress event, like a major surgery.
» Read moreTroop Movement with SoldierFit
Posted on: Monday, April 22, 2019
Dr. Josh Funk was recently featured on the Troop Movement with SoldierFit CEO and good friend Danny Farrar. Check it out!
» Read moreMovement Journey
Posted on: Friday, April 19, 2019
Think of physical therapists as “movement consultants” who can ensure that your body is physically ready to tackle a new challenge—or resume a favorite leisure activity. This is a good time for your PT to step in and help you shake off the rust. The rehab professional can customize an exercise plan to help you slowly return to sport and avoid an injury that could sideline you for the whole season
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