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Rehab Associates of Central Virginia

We are Physical Therapy… Our Goal is Your Success

Call Us Today 855-722-8478

Rehab Associates of Central Virginia is an outpatient physical therapy clinic that focuses on putting our patient’s needs first. Our physical therapists have advanced degrees in specialty orthopedic care from head to toe. From musculoskeletal headaches to lower back pain to heel pain syndrome, we can help take away your pain and help you return to normal activity.

Come Straight to Your Physical Therapist with Direct Access!

Virginia’s Direct Access law gives patients a new choice. Direct Access (also called Self-Referral) means you’re now free to go directly to a physical therapist without being referred by doctor. The biggest advantage to you as a patient is that direct access (self-referral) puts you in charge of your care. You can choose whichever provider you like best—and what’s more, you can go as soon as you feel the need, so you can enjoy relief more quickly.  At Rehab Associates we try to get each patient in the door within 48 hours of the time you call to make an appointment.

Rehab Associates Physical Therapy Services

Why Choose Rehab Associates of Central Virginia?

We are dedicated to working with one another as a team across our sub-specialty practices, and with our physician partners, to:

  • Improve the quality of life of every patient we treat.
  • Deliver comprehensive, specialized physical therapy treatment in a caring and convenient manner to everyone we serve.
  • Utilize our expertise to educate and inform our patients so they are more self-reliant in the management of their own health and well-being.
  • Provide a caring and rewarding work environment for our employees to enhance their personal and professional lives.
  • Become every patient & physician’s trusted choice in expert physical therapy care for every rehabilitation need.

Rehab Associates has 14 physical therapy clinics throughout Central Virginia including locations in Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford, Brookneal, Forest, Hurt, Lovingston, Lynchburg Clifton, Lynchburg Forest Brooke, Lynchburg Timberlake, Monelison, Moneta, Rustburg, Wards Road, and Westlake.

You can trust Rehab Associates to provide patients with the highest level of convenience, care, and expertise in outpatient physical therapy treatment in the Central Virginia region.

Virginia’s recent Direct Access law gives patients a new choice. Direct Access (also called Self-Referral) means you’re now free to go directly to a physical therapist without being referred by doctor. The biggest advantage to you as a patient is that direct access (self-referral) puts you in charge of your care. You can choose whichever provider you like best—and what’s more, you can go as soon as you feel the need, so you can enjoy relief more quickly.

Prompt, direct access to the physical therapist of your choice can also bring other benefits to you, such as less time off from work, and less reliance on prescription medications. What’s more, if you are currently under a physician’s care, your can still remain actively involved in your treatment as our physical therapists guide you through recovery.

Physical Therapists are licensed health care professionals who:

  • Diagnose and treat individuals of all ages.
  • Work to enhance movement and your ability to accomplish daily activities.
  • Examine and evaluate patients and plan therapy programs to improve movement, reduce pain, restore function, and prevent disability.

Physical Therapists Assistants are licensed health care professionals who:

  • Provide physical therapy services under the supervision and direction of a physical therapist.
  • Work to improve your ability to move and perform daily activities.

Your Choice, Your Voice

If your physician refers you to a specific physical therapy clinic, you can still choose another facility or physical therapist.

Your referral for physical therapy can be accepted at any physical therapy facility that you choose, depending on your insurance coverage. Most insurance will allow direct access, except Medicare at this time. Call a clinic near you for more information.

Our Team

Our staff takes pride in providing our patients with the best care and customer service possible. Quality, consistency, and professional excellence, with a personal touch!

Chelsey Lloyd, BS, LPTA

Site Director, Amherst

Brandon Hord, PT

Physical Therapist I

Joelyn Cunningham, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Tammy Fitzgerald, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Matthew Rudder, PTA, BS

Appomattox Site Director

Robin Glover, PT, DPT, ATC

Partner, Rehab Associates

Karen LaRocca, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist II

Brittany McCune, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Harrison F. Hunt, PT, DPT

Partner, Rehab Associates

Michelle Tinsley, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant III

Angela Lamoureux, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Karen Borum, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Katie Morris, PT, DPT, GCS

Site Director, Brookneal

Holly Neighbors, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Kim Mason, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Andrew Van Haren, PT, DPT

Site Director, Clifton Practice

Catherine Beuerle Martin, PT, DPT, OCS

Site Director, Clifton Practice

Andrew Tatom

Andrew J. Tatom, III, PT, DPT, OCS

Partner, Rehab Associates

Cate Lowe, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Sam Foster, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Kayla Hatki, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Tuba Bayrum

Tuba Bayram, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist II

Gwendolyn Gathers, LPTA

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Katlyn Owens, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Alyssa Gartner, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Ashlyn Dealey,

Physical Therapist Tech

Avery Combs ,

Physical Therapist Tech

Jaylan Jones,

Physical Therapist Tech

Wendy Sancho,

Pool Technician

Lindsay Harvey, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Robin Glover, PT, DPT, ATC

Partner, Rehab Associates

Michael Richardson, PT, DPT, MSPT

Partner, Rehab Associates

Michelle Amos, PT

Physical Therapist

Jonathan Andrews,

Physical Therapist Tech

Kim Donald, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Lora Martin, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Jordan Molstre

Jordan Molstre, PT, DPT

Site Director, Forest Brook Road

Rachel Thibault, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist II

Lindsay Christenson, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Madison Belcher,

Physical Therapy Tech

McKenna Condrey,

Physical Therapist Tech

Donna Farge, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Jessica Moran, PT, DPT

Site Director, Hurt-Altavista

Quan Coles, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Britney Cawley, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant II

Tammy Adkins, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Brian Britt

Brian Britt, PT, DPT

Site Director, Lovingston

Emily McKay, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Harley Williams, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Hope Trent, PT, DPT

Site Director, Monelison

Delenn Fenton, PT

Physical Therapist

Elizabeth Singleton Britt, PTA, CMT

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Jennifer Ward, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Kaitlyn Okin,

Physical Therapist Tech

Ainsley Price, PT, DPT

Site Director, Moneta

Cheryl Weber, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Lori Yeaman, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Shellie Suffel, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Jean Rogers, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Brice Bhalla

Brice Bhalla, PT, DPT

Site Director, Rustburg

Dylan Fanney, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Josh Campo, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Delquan Bigelow, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Jacqui Gooden

Jacqui Gooden, PT, DPT

Site Director, Timberlake

Joe Spagnolo

Joe Spagnolo, PT, DPT, OCS, MTC

Partner, Rehab Associates

Tyler France, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Christine Plassmann, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Jefferey M. Thilking, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Stephen Siebert, PCC

Tech - Patient Care Coordinator

Callie Booth, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Angelina Enriquez, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Jason B. Gulstrom, PT, DPT, MBA

Site Director, Wards Road

Jordan Newby, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Sarah Mullins, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Ben Hodges, PT, DPT

Site Director, Westlake

Jesse Patton, PTA, BS

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Jennifer Caudill, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Kevin Cope

Kevin Cope, PT, CGFI

Emeritus Partner, Rehab Associates

Mona Fazzina

Mona Fazzina, PT, DPT

Resource Therapist

Abbey McClanahan, PT, DPT

Resource Physical Therapist

Juliana Mann, PT, DPT

Resource Physical Therapist I

Zachery Lutz, PTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant II

Kirstie Vittone, PTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant

Claire Williams, PTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant II

Ellie Anderson, PCC

Resource PCC

Haydn Updike, PCC

Resource PCC

Rebecca Crotser, PTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant

Christian Elliott, PCC

Resource PCC

Hannah White, PCC

Resource PCC

Josh Bailey, PT, DPT

President & CEO

Jessica Wright,

Chief Operations Officer

Skyler Winfield,

Billing Supervisor

Liz Mertz,

Business Operation Manager

Renee Zamperini,

HR Coordinator

Allen Hamm,

Maintenance Technician

Sidnei Arrowood,

Authorization Specialist

Emily Lagerquist,

Origination Specialist

Shea Oberndorf,

Origination Specialist - CBO

Ashley Laughlin,

Origination Specialist CBO

Destini Hardy,

Benefits Specialist

Dina Ramirez,

Financial Counselor

Bridgette Johnson,

Insurance Specialist

Karen Epperson,

Insurance Specialist

Melissa Beem Hodges,

Insurance Specialist

Rob Elms,

AP and AR Specialist

Tiffany Pennix,

Insurance Specialist

Chelsey Williams,

Payment Posting Specialist

Alyssa Reed,

Patient Care Coordinator Trainer

Matthew Rudder, PTA, BS

Appomattox Site Director

Matthew Rudder PTA, BS
Site Director, Appomattox,
Physical Therapist Assistant III

Mr. Rudder graduated from Longwood University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Science. Matthew started working as a gym supervisor with Rehab Associates for 5 years prior to attending Jefferson College of Health Sciences to pursue a degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant. He graduated in 2011 where he received an award for clinical excellence and then began working in our Appomattox clinic as a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant. He served the Appomattox community for 10 years and has now transitioned to the Amherst clinic where he serves as the site supervisor.

Phone: 434.352.5799
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Physical Therapy Appomattox

Chelsey Lloyd, BS, LPTA

Site Director, Amherst

Chelsey earned her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Science from Liberty University in 2009. After graduating from LU, she worked as an aide for Rehab Associates in the Forest clinic, and then decided to pursue her Associates of Applied Science degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant from Jefferson College of Health Sciences. She graduated from JCHS in 2012 with recognition for clinical excellence. Chelsey has been working in the Brookneal clinic for years and is now working in the Forest interest. She has an interest in general orthopedics and sports rehab.

Specialization:  Sports Rehabilitation

Phone: 434.381.6080
Fax: 434.381.6092

Location: Physical Therapy Amherst

Andrew Van Haren, PT, DPT

Site Director, Clifton Practice

Site Director, Clifton Practice

Dr. Van Haren a native of North Potomac, MD. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology in 2013 from the University of Maryland. Andrew now resides in Lynchburg where he received his Master of Athletic training in 2019 and Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Lynchburg. Dr. Van Haren has special interests in general orthopedics, manual therapy, and sports rehabilitation. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and their cat, staying active and enjoying the company of friends and family.

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Brian Britt, PT, DPT

Site Director, Lovingston

Site Director, Lovingston

Dr. Britt is the site director at the Lovingston location. Brian grew up in Roanoke County and went to high school at William Byrd. For undergraduate education, he went to Roanoke College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. After several years out of school, Brian chose to become a physical therapist to help others reach their fullest potentials and attended the Lynchburg College Doctor of Physical Therapy Program. Dr. Britt is a Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist through the APTA. For fun he enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, kayaking, and camping.

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.324.9796

Location: Lovingston

Ainsley Price, PT, DPT

Site Director, Moneta

Site Director, Moneta

Ainsley Price is a native of Forest, VA and a 2013 graduate of Jefferson Forest High School. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Biology from the University of North Carolina Wilmington while also swimming on the collegiate team. She then received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2019 from the University of Lynchburg. She has special interests in general orthopedics and vestibular rehab. In her spare time, Ainsley enjoys spending time with her family, working out, traveling, and baking.

Phone: 540.296.3203
Fax:  540.296.3205

Location: Moneta Clinic

Brice Bhalla, PT, DPT

Site Director, Rustburg

Site Director, Rustburg

Brice, a native of Lynchburg, VA, attended Lynchburg College earning a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology in 2013. He then earned his Doctoral of Physical Therapy degree from Lynchburg College in 2016. His special interests include general orthopedics, manual therapy, and sports rehabilitation. He plans to work towards certification in manual therapy, orthopedics, and eventually sports. Brice is a huge Miami Hurricanes fan and loves watching all sports, but especially football. In his spare time he enjoys drinking coffee, playing golf, traveling new places, and spending time with friends and family.

Specialization: General Orthopedics, Manual Therapy, and Sports Rehabilitation

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Rustburg

Jason B. Gulstrom, PT, DPT, MBA

Site Director, Wards Road

Site Director, Wards Road
LSVT BIG Certified

Jason Gulstrom is a physical therapist in our Ward’s Road office. Jason, the youngest of seven children, was raised in Maine and graduated with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy and a Master's in Business Administration from Husson University (Bangor, Maine). He enjoys playing basketball, reading, and spending time outdoors.

Jason got into physical therapy due to his mother’s experiences with physical therapy. When asked what his desire is for each patient's experience during physical therapy, Jason stated, “I want each of my patients to not only want to come to therapy but to have such a positive experience that they want their mother to come.”

One of Jason’s former patients had this to say about the time that she and her husband spent in therapy, “My husband and I went into physical therapy expecting progress to be painful and discouraging. On the contrary, Dr. Jason Gulstrom used a gentle, yet effective individualized plan for each of us and set our minds at ease with his genuine, attentive, and caring nature. He strives for his patient’s success and a better quality of life for them (something that we regained because of him). My husband was a textbook rotator cuff injury and recovery, however, my case gave him more of a challenge. I saw him for my hip and rotator cuff. He (Dr. Jason Gulstrom) never gave up and we have both gotten back to accomplishing tasks that we couldn’t do before our treatments. We would absolutely go back to him for future therapy, and we have recommended him to our family and friends. Thank you, Dr. Jason, for your help.”

Area of specialization: LSVT BIG certified

Phone:  434.845.5641
Fax: 434.847.7715

Location: Wards Road

Ben Hodges, PT, DPT

Site Director, Westlake

Site Director, Westlake

Dr. Ben Hodges, a native of Virginia Beach, Virginia, attended Liberty University earning a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Science in 2010. He then went on to earn his Doctorate of Physical therapy degree from Radford University in 2017.

Dr. Hodges has a special interest in general orthopedics, geriatrics, and manual therapy.

Ben enjoys, running, playing sports, and spending time with his wife, Carrie, and son, Oliver.

Specialization: Working with post-surgical patients, high school athletes, and the geriatric population.

Phone: 434.327.1616
Fax: 434.509.1695

Location: Westlake Clinic

Jesse Patton, PTA, BS

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Ms. Patton grew up around the world with her father being in the US Navy and moved to Blacksburg Virginia in 2009 to attend Virginia Tech where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences in 2013. Jesse later attended Jefferson College of Health Sciences where she graduated with an Associates degree in Applied Science for Physical Therapist Assistant in 2016. She is LSVT certified and has special interest in general orthopedics, geriatrics, and manual techniques. She lives in Roanoke Virginia with her husband and enjoys getting outdoors.

Specialization: General orthopedics, geriatrics, and manual techniques.

Phone: 434.327.1616
Fax: 434.509.1695

Location: Westlake Clinic

Lindsay Harvey, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Lindsay Harvey PT, DPT
Physical Therapist I

Lindsay is a Maryland native. In 2014 she received her Bachelor's degree from Texas State University and in 2019 she received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from The University of Lynchburg. Her areas of interest within physical therapy include general orthopedics and sports rehabilitation. In her free time, Lindsay enjoys running and staying active, relaxing and reading, and exploring Lynchburg.

Phone: 434.381.6080
Fax: 434.381.6092

Location: Physical Therapy Amherst

Stephen Siebert, PCC

Physical Therapist Tech/ Patient Care Coordinator

Stephen Siebert

Physical Therapist Tech/ Patient Care Coordinator

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Timberlake

Faith Manning,

Business Center Brookville ATC

Faith Manning

Business Center Brookville ATC

Melissa Hodges,

Insurance Specialist

Melissa Hodges

Insurance Specialist

Kim Mason, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Kim Mason

Patient Care Coordinator

Josh Bailey, PT, DPT

President & CEO

Joshua A. Bailey - PT, DPT

President And CEO

Partner, Rehab Associates Of Central Virginia

Physical Therapist Specialist

Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist

Board Certified Pedorthist

Board Certified Strength And Conditioning Specialist

Dr. Joshua Bailey received both his BS in Exercise Physiology, and his BS in Health Education from Virginia Tech. He holds a Degree in Pedorthics from Northwestern University, and both a Masters of Physical Therapy, and Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Shenandoah University.
Dr. Bailey is a Licensed Physical Therapist, Board Certified Pedorthist, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, and he is also a Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy. His post graduate training has focused on orthopedic manual therapy with an emphasis on evaluation and treatment of foot and ankle dysfunctions and orthotic fabrication. His emphasis in the clinical setting is treatment of foot and ankle pain as well as sport performance. Dr. Bailey is President and Chief Executive Officer of Rehab Associates.
In addition to Dr. Bailey’s responsibilities with Rehab Associates, he serves as Adjunct Faculty at Shenandoah University – Physical Therapy program, Adjunct Faculty at Liberty University – Athletic Training program, Adjunct Faculty at Lynchburg College Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy, Adjunct Faculty at Jackson Clinics Residency Program in Physical Therapy, Adjunct Faculty at Jackson Clinics Fellowship for Foot and Ankle Physical Therapy and is a Faculty Member for North American Seminars – teaching nationally on “Advanced Evaluation and Functional Treatment of the Foot and Ankle” and “Evaluation and Treatment of the Foot and Ankle: Beyond the Textbooks.” He participates as a sideline Physical Therapist for high school and collegiate programs.
Dr. Bailey has published numerous manuals regarding foot and ankle disorders and has recorded a differential diagnosis DVD for foot and ankle disorders which is sold within the medical field.
Dr. Bailey is a past-President of APTA-Virginia and is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association’s payment committee.

Specialization: Biomechanical analysis, running assessment, sports medicine, foot and ankle pain, post-op rehab of lower extremity injuries, orthotic prescription and fabrication.

Phone: 434.845.9053

Fax: 434.528.2788

Location: Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Timberlake

Specialization: Biomechanical analysis, running assessment, sports medicine, foot and ankle pain, post-op rehab of lower extremity injuries, orthotic prescription and fabrication.

Thomas Bailey,

Tech

Thomas Bailey

Tech

Katie Morris, PT, DPT, GCS

Site Director, Brookneal

Site Director, Brookneal, Physical Therapist III
Board Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist
Educational Lead Specialist

Dr. Morris received a BS in Psychology with a minor in Biology from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2011, and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the Medical College of Virginia in 2014.

Katie is also a Board Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist and is Certified in Dry Needling for Upper and Lower Extremity. She participates as a sideline Physical Therapist for William Campbell High School. Her areas of special interest include general orthopedics for all age groups, geriatrics, balance/gait training, vertigo, and sports rehabilitation.

Phone:  434.376.2008
Fax:  (434) 509-1695

Location: Brookneal

Catherine Beuerle Martin, PT, DPT, OCS

Site Director, Clifton Practice

Partner, Rehab Associates Of Central VA, Clifton Practice
Board Certified - Orthopedic Clinical Specialist
Regional Clinical Leader

Dr. Catherine Beuerle Martin, a native of Lynchburg and a 2005 graduate of Heritage High School, received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Shenandoah University in 2010. She received her Bachelor’s degree in 2007 from Shenandoah University where she was a setter for the SU volleyball team and a catcher for the SU softball team.  Catherine was named the 2009 Don Scalf Award winner for the top female student-athlete in the USA South Conference, two-time Shenandoah University student-athlete of the year in 2008 & 2009, a two-time ESPN The-Magazine 1st team Academic All-America in 2008 & 2009, a 1st-team All-USA South catcher, and a 3rd-team All-Atlantic Region catcher in 2008. She was one of the few collegiate softball players in the nation in 2009 to receive an NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship. Dr. Martin is an APTA Credentialed Clinical Instructor for PT and PTA students and takes students from the University of Lynchburg, Shenandoah University, Radford-Carilion University, San Diego State University, VCU/MCV, and the University of Saint Augustine. Catherine is currently an APTA Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, she is Functional Movement Screen Certified (FMS), and she is pursuing her PhD in Leadership from the University of the Cumberlands. In her spare time, she enjoys running, lifting weights, playing the violin, and spending time with her husband and son. Dr. Martin enjoys treating patients of all ages, but has a special interest in treating athletes, weekend warriors, post-surgical conditions, and utilizing aquatic therapy.

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Specialization: General orthopedic, sports medicine, geriatric and spine.

Jordan Molstre, PT, DPT

Site Director, Forest Brook Road

AIB Certified in Vestibular Rehabilitation
Site Director, Forest Brook Road

Dr. Jordan Molstre received a Bachelor of Science in Allied Health from Cedarville University and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Lynchburg College. He has earned certifications in dry needling, concussion management, and vestibular therapy. Dr. Jordan Molstre’s areas of special interest include concussion management, cervicogenic dizziness, migraines, vestibular therapy, and sports rehabilitation. In his free time, he enjoys outdoor adventures with his wife and 3 children.

Specialization: General orthopedics, manual therapy, and sports rehabilitation

Phone:  434.352.5799
Fax: 434.352.9559

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg - Forest Brook Road

Jessica Moran, PT, DPT

Site Director, Hurt-Altavista

Site Director, Hurt-Altavista

Dr. Jessica Moran received her Bachelor’s of Science degree with an emphasis in Kinesiology/Sports Medicine from the University of Virginia in 2009, where she worked closely with the Varsity athletic programs as a Student Athletic Trainer. She then received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Virginia Commonwealth University, in the tradition of the Medical College of Virginia in 2012. Jessica has a special interest in general orthopedics for all ages, sports injuries including a close relationship locally with Altavista Combined School to treat student-athletes, and she also enjoys geriatric rehabilitation including balance retraining and vestibular rehab.  Dr. Moran is currently certified in Dry Needling for the Lower Extremity.

Specialization: General orthopedics, sports rehabilitation and geriatrics including balance and vestibular rehab.

Phone: 434.324.9750
Fax: 434.324.9796

Location:  Physical Therapy Hurt | Hurt/Altavista

Hope Trent, PT, DPT

Site Director, Monelison

Site Director, Monelison

Dr. Trent is Lynchburg native and graduate of Brookville High School. She earned her undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology in 2015 from the University of Lynchburg, formerly known as Lynchburg College, while also competing on the softball team for the Hornets. She then received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2018 from The University of Lynchburg. She has special interests in general orthopedics with an emphasis on manual therapy, sports rehabilitation, and geriatrics. Outside of the clinic, Hope enjoys running, weight lifting, and being outdoors. She loves spending time with her husband, son, and two Labrador Retrievers.

Specialization: General Orthopedics, Manual Therapy and Balance

Phone:  434.845.5641
Fax: 434.847.7715

Location:  Physical Therapy Monelison Office

Jacqui Gooden, PT, DPT

Site Director, Timberlake

Site Director, Timberlake

Jacqui, a New England native and a 2009 graduate of Liberty University, received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Old Dominion University in 2012. As a student, she worked with the Liberty University Athletics Department to develop a school-age swim team program and during the summer months acted as the head coach for the Falling River Frogs Swim Team. Jacqui is working towards an orthopedic clinical specialty with a special interest in the foot and ankle. She is a member of the Rehab Associates Foot and Ankle Team specializing in post-surgical foot/ankle rehabilitation, lower extremity biomechanical evaluation, custom orthotic fabrication, diabetic shoe/orthotic assessment and video running analysis.

Specialization: Foot and ankle, general orthopedics, sports medicine with focus on runners and triathletes

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Timberlake

Dylan Fanney, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Dylan Fanney PT, DPT
Physical Therapist I

Dr. Fanney is an Appomattox County native and worked as a Physical Therapy Technician with Rehab Associates at the Timberlake clinic for 2 years.  He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology in 2015 from the University of Lynchburg and received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2020 from the University of Lynchburg. His areas of interest include general orthopedics, manual therapy, and sports rehabilitation. In his free time, Dr. Fanney enjoys spending time in the outdoors with his wife and yellow lab.

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Rustburg

Kevin Cope, PT, CGFI

Emeritus Partner, Rehab Associates

Emeritus partner
Rehab Associates

Certified Golf Fitness

Physical Therapist II

Kevin Cope received his degree in Physical Therapy from Howard University in Washington D.C. He has over 30 years of experience in treating patients. Kevin\\\\\\\'s special interests include orthopedic and sport Physical Therapy. He also conducts injury prevention and conditioning programs for area athletes and serves as an injury consultant to the CVITT. Mr. Cope completed the Titleist Performance Institute\\\\\\\'s certification program and is a Certified Golf Fitness Instructor.

Over 40 years of PT experience

Phone: 434.845.5641
Fax: 434.847.7715

Location: Resource Physical

Specialization: General orthopedic, athletic and sports performance, golf fitness and performance.

Harrison F. Hunt, PT, DPT

Partner, Rehab Associates

Partner, Rehab Associates of Central Virginia

Vice President of Marketing

Certified Manual Physical Therapist

Dr. Hunt received a Master of Science of Physical Therapy from Old Dominion University in 1998.  She then received a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Rocky Mountain University in 2003.  She is now a Certified Manual Physical Therapist from the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (NAIOMT).   Dr. Hunt’s areas of interest are general orthopedics and sports medicine.  In her free time, she enjoys running, skiing, and spending time with her family.

Phone:  540.586.1138
Fax:  540.587.5903

Location: Physical Therapy Bedford

Specialization: General orthopedic, sports medicine, geriatric, spine

Robin Glover, PT, DPT, ATC

Partner, Rehab Associates

Appomattox Practice
Partner, Rehab Associates of Central Virginia
Physical Therapist
Regional Clinical Leader

Dr. Robin Glover, a native of Appomattox, VA and a 1995 graduate of Appomattox County High School, received her Masters of Science in Physical therapy degree from the Medical College of Virginia at Virginia Commonwealth University in 2002 and her Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2007. She attended the University of Virginia as an undergraduate and received her Bachelors of Education in Sports Medicine degree in 1999. She is a certified athletic trainer and has a special interest in the rehabilitation of athletes following injury.  Her clinical experience involves rehabilitation of general orthopedic problems with a special interest in the hip, knee, and shoulder.  She is also a certified Functional Capacity and Post Offer Pre-Employment Evaluator and has a special interest in the rehabilitation and injury prevention of industrial athletes.

Available at

Forest Clinic: Mondays & Fridays
Appomattox Clinic: Tuesdays, Wednesday, Thursday

Phone: 434.352.5799
Fax: 434.237.6814

Specialization: sports medicine, post-operative knee and shoulder rehab, general orthopedics, FCE, and post-offer employment testing

Delenn Fenton, PT

Physical Therapist

Dr. Fenton is from Moneta, VA and graduated from Staunton River High School. She earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology in 2020 from Virginia Tech.   Delenn then received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2023 from University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. Her areas of interest include general orthopedics, geriatrics, and vestibular care. Dr. Fenton enjoys hiking, painting, and spending time with friends and family outside of the clinic.

Phone:  434.845.5641
Fax: 434.847.7715

Location:  Physical Therapy Monelison Office

Quan Coles, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Dr. Quan Coles, is a native of Danville VA, where he also received a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Medicine from Averett University in 2019. He received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences (Mary Baldwin University) in 2022. His hobbies include football, basketball, and weightlifting. Dr. Coles areas of interest include general orthopedics, sports, and manual therapy.

Phone: 434.324.9750
Fax: 434.324.9796

Location:  Physical Therapy Hurt | Hurt/Altavista

Jordan Newby, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Jordan is a native of Forest, VA, and graduated from Liberty University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. After working as a tech at Rehab Associates in Rustburg, she decided to go back to school and attended Jefferson College of Health Sciences and graduated from the Physical Therapist Assistant program in 2019. She has special interests in sports rehabilitation, post-concussion syndrome, and manual therapy. When she’s not at works she enjoys working out, watching baseball, and taking on DIY projects.

Phone:  434.845.5641
Fax: 434.847.7715

Location: Wards Road

Cheryl Weber, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Cheryl Weber

Physical Therapist

Cheryl Weber, PT, DPT graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy in 1990  from the Medical College of Virginia. She completed a Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy through the University of Incarnate Word in 2015.  Dr. Weber has worked full-time since graduation in adult setting with experience in outpatient, inpatient rehab, long-term care, and mental health populations.   She believes in wholistic care and feels it is a privilege to be a health care provider.

Phone: 540.296.3203
Fax:  540.296.3205

Location: Moneta Clinic

Karen LaRocca, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist II

Dr. LaRocca received her Bachelor of Science degree in 1989, and her Masters in Orthopedic Manual Therapy and Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Touro College in Bayshore, NY in 2005. Karen has been an instructor in PT/PTA programs in NY and SC and most of her experience has been in outpatient orthopedic practice.  Dr. LaRocca’s areas of interest include manual therapy and general orthopedics.  She enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and felines.

Phone: 434.352.5799
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Physical Therapy Appomattox

Rachel Thibault, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist II

Rachel Thibault is a native of Pittsburgh, PA, and earned her bachelor’s degree from Grove City College in Pennsylvania. She then went on to receive her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Franklin Pierce University in New Hampshire, where she was inducted into the PT Honor Society for academic excellence. Rachel has a special interest in vestibular and concussion rehabilitation, as well as general orthopedics. In her free time, Rachel loves to stay active, work on art projects and hang out with her husband and two Corgis, Buster and Churro.

Phone:  434.352.5799
Fax: 434.352.9559

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg - Forest Brook Road

Jessica Wright,

Chief Operations Officer

Jessica Wright

Chief Operations Officer

Andrew J. Tatom, III, PT, DPT, OCS

Partner, Rehab Associates

Partner, Rehab Associates of Central Virginia
Physical Therapists Specialist on his bio page.
Vice President of Clinical Education
Site Director Clifton Practice
Dry Needling Certified
male pelvic health

Andrew Tatom graduated from Old Dominion University’s Physical Therapy program in 1982. He completed his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Rocky Mountain University in 2005 and has been a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy since 1995. His special interests include manual therapy with an emphasis in spine, SI joint, headaches, facial pain and temporomandibular dysfunction, and dry needling.

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Specialization: Spine and sacroiliac disorders, TMJ, dry needling, general orthopedics, and male pelvic health

Joe Spagnolo, PT, DPT, OCS, MTC

Partner, Rehab Associates

Partner, Rehab Associates

Joe Spagnolo received a Master of Science degree in Physical Therapy from the Medical College of Virginia and his Doctoral degree in Physical Therapy (DPT) from University of St. Augustine. He is a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics and a certified manual therapist. His areas of interest include general orthopedics, manual therapy, foot and ankle as well as sports injury and rehabilitation.

Specialization: Manual therapy, foot and ankle, sports injury and rehabilitation, and general orthopedics.

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Timberlake

Michael Richardson, PT, DPT, MSPT

Partner, Rehab Associates

Partner, Rehab Associates

Michael Richardson received a Master of Science of Physical Therapy from the Medical College of Virginia in 1998. He received his doctorate of physical therapy from the Medical College of Virginia in 2007. His clinical experiences are in general orthopedics, neurologic rehabilitation and sports medicine, with a special interest is in the spine.

Specialization: General Orthopedic, Manual Therapy, Spine, Dry Needling and Sports Medicine.

Phone:  434.525.4851
Fax:  (434) 509-1695

Location: Forest Clinic

Mona Fazzina, PT, DPT

Resource Therapist

Resource Therapist
Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Geriatric Physical Therapy (GCS)
Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults (CEEAA)
Certificate in Vestibular Rehabilitation, 2020

Dr.Fazzina graduated with a Bachelors’ Degree in Physiotherapy from Christian Medical College and Hospital in Vellore, India (1993).

In 2010, she graduated from Boston University with a clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy.
She specialized in Geriatric Physical Therapy (2013), and achieved the Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults (2014).

In 2020, she achieved a Certificate in Vestibular Rehabilitation, equipping her to treat patients with concussions and vestibular problems.

In 2021, she completed her Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration at Liberty University where she also works.

Her areas of clinical expertise include geriatrics, orthopaedics, neurology, vestibular and concussion rehabilitation, and fall risk management.

Special interests: Vestibular rehabilitation, concussion management, military vestibular assessment, neurology, geriatrics, orthopedics, fall risk management,

Location: Resource PT

Emily McKay, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.324.9796

Location: Lovingston

Elizabeth Singleton Britt, PTA, CMT

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Elizabeth grew up in Lynchburg, VA and attended Jefferson College of Health Sciences from 2015-2017 for an Associate of Applied Science Degree for Physical Therapist Assistant. Elizabeth was formerly a massage therapist before deciding to be a physical therapist assistant in her early 30’s. She met her husband in 2017 and he is a physical therapist at the Lovingston location. Her interests include hiking, lifting and cats. She enjoys working in general orthopedics, particularly with knee replacements, elbow/ hand and low back. Elizabeth is currently working at the Monelison location.

Phone:  434.845.5641
Fax: 434.847.7715

Location:  Physical Therapy Monelison Office

Lindsay Christenson, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Lindsay Christenson grew up South Carolina and attended Greenville Technical College. She graduated in 2018 with her degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant and is currently working at the Forest Brook office. Lindsay enjoys spending time with her family and friends and being outdoors.

Phone:  434.352.5799
Fax: 434.352.9559

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg - Forest Brook Road

Britney Cawley, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant II

Britney graduated from Staunton River High School in 2014. She went on to receive an Associate of Applied Science degree with a specialization in Health Sciences from Virginia Western Community College on June 2017. Britney graduated from Jefferson College of Health Sciences in May 2019 with her Associate of Science Physical Therapist Assistant degree. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family at Smith Mountain Lake.

Phone: 434.324.9750
Fax: 434.324.9796

Location:  Physical Therapy Hurt | Hurt/Altavista

Brandon Hord, PT

Physical Therapist I

Brandon Hord, PT

Dr. Hord is a native of Hickory, North Carolina and moved to Wilmington, NC to earn his bachelor’s degree in exercise science from UNC Wilmington. He received his Doctor of Physical Therapy from University of Lynchburg in Virginia. Brandon has a special interest in vestibular and concussion rehabilitation, as well as general orthopedics. In his free time, Brandon loves to stay active with mountain biking, hiking with his dog, working on welding and carpentry projects, and exercising in the gym.

Phone: 434.381.6080
Fax: 434.381.6092

Location: Physical Therapy Amherst

Cate Lowe, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Cate is originally from Lynchburg, Virginia, and graduated from Virginia Tech in 2018 with a bachelors in Human Nutrition, Food, and Exercise. Dr. Lowe graduated from the University of Lynchburg with my Doctor of Physical Therapy in May 2021. In her free time, she enjoys reading and spending time with my family and pets.

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Joelyn Cunningham, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Joelyn Cunningham- PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Joelyn Cunningham graduated from Emory and Henry School of Health Sciences in May 2018 and was part of the inaugural cohort.   She was the starting shortstop for the Forum Panther’s softball team her first 2 years of undergrad and loves staying physically active by doing Beachbody workouts.  She is a huge Green Bay Packers and UVA fan, and love listening to bluegrass music. Dr. Cunningham plans to specialize in geriatric physical therapy.

Phone: 434.381.6080
Fax: 434.381.6092

Location: Physical Therapy Amherst

Specialization:  Geriatric Physical therapy

Josh Campo, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Josh Campo, PT

Dr. DelCampo is originally from Orange County, CA and has spent most of his life in the Lynchburg/Forest area after moving to VA in 2004. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Liberty University in 2019 and his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2023. Josh now lives with his wife, Avery, in Huddleston, VA and enjoys cooking and grilling, working out, and anything that gets him outdoors.

Lori Yeaman, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Dr. Yeaman grew up in Martinsville, VA, and graduated from the University of Virginia in 2017 with a B.S.Ed in Kinesiology. In 2020, Lori graduated with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Shenandoah University. Dr. Yeaman is passionate about helping patients improve their quality of life, and she has an interest in general orthopedics. In her free time, Lori enjoys running, hiking, and spending time outdoors.

Phone: 540.296.3203
Fax:  540.296.3205

Location: Moneta Clinic

Tyler France, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Dr. France, a native of Forest, VA, received his Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Physiology from Lynchburg College in 2014. He later earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Lynchburg College in 2017. Following his graduation, Tyler completed an orthopedic residency program through the Virginia Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy Institute at their University of Virginia location. Tyler has since earned recognition as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. He is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association and has earned a Certificate in Dry Needling (Cert. DN). Tyler’s areas of interest include sports medicine, manual therapy, and general orthopedics. Tyler serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Lynchburg in their Masters of Athletic Training and Doctor of Physical Therapy programs. In his free time, Tyler enjoys spending time with his wife, Allison, and his children, Easton and Tatum.

Specialization: Manual therapy, sports injury and rehabilitation, and general orthopedics

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Timberlake

Holly Neighbors, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Holly Neighbors

Skyler Winfield,

Billing Supervisor

Skyler Winfield

Billing Supervisor

Liz Mertz,

Business Operation Manager

Liz Mertz

Business Operation Manager

Jennifer Ward, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Phone:  434.845.5641
Fax: 434.847.7715

Location:  Physical Therapy Monelison Office

Sarah Mullins, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Phone:  434.845.5641
Fax: 434.847.7715

Location: Wards Road

Madison Belcher,

Physical Therapy Tech

Madison Belcher
Physical Therapist Tech

Michelle Amos, PT

Physical Therapist

Dr. Michelle Amos is an Ohio native, receiving her Bachelor’s of Science degree in 2014 from Marietta College, and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree in 2017 from Ohio University. She enjoys physical rehabilitation of all ages, with a special interest in the geriatric population. Dr Amos also takes pride in patient education and finds deep satisfaction in the success of her patients. In her free time, Michelle enjoys spending time with her church family, husband and son, running, and being outdoors.

 

Available at

Forest Clinic: Mondays & Fridays
Appomattox Clinic: Tuesdays, Wednesday, Thursday

Phone: 434.352.5799
Fax: 434.237.6814

Shellie Suffel, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Shellie Suffel, PTA received an Associate of Applied Science degree in Physical Therapist Assistant from Jefferson College of Health Sciences in 2009. Shellie started her career at the Bedford office where she now works PRN. Her areas of interest include general orthopedics and manual therapy.

Phone: 540.296.3203
Fax:  540.296.3205

Location: Moneta Clinic

Michelle Tinsley, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant III

Michelle Tinsley, Physical Therapist Assistant III moved to Lynchburg in 2002 from College Park, Maryland where she attended University of Maryland. Michelle joined Rehabilitation Associates in February of 2003 as a physical therapist aide and returned to college where she received her Associate of Applied Science degree in Physical Therapist Assistant at Jefferson College of Health Sciences in 2006. Michelle was awarded the Advanced Proficiency Award in Musculoskeletal Conditions in February 2014. Michelle works out of the Bedford clinic and her areas of interest are manual therapy, general orthopedics and geriatrics. Michelle enjoys spending time with her family and the outdoors.

Phone:  540.586.1138
Fax:  540.587.5903

Location: Physical Therapy Bedford

Christine Plassmann, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Christine Plassmann, DPT

Dr. Plassman calls Richmond, Virginia home, but spent her childhood moving frequently due to her parents' military background. Christine graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a degree in Business and Marketing. After attending culinary school at Asheville-Buncombe Technical College, she spent several years as a baker and pastry chef. In 2023, she graduated from Radford University with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy. In her spare time, Christine enjoys weightlifting, trail running, crafting, and spending time with her partner, dog, and cat.

Sam Foster, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Dr. Foster graduated from the College of Charleston in 2007 with a BS in Biology and a minor in Secondary Education. Sam taught high school biology in Greenville, S.C. Loving the teaching aspect of physical therapy and the ability to help others achieve their functional and athletic goals, she attended the University of Lynchburg’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program and graduated in 2014. Dr. Foster continues to stay active in leadership through APTA Virginia. Sam also enjoys playing outdoors with her 2 boys and husband, paddle-boarding, marathon training, and trying out vegan recipes. Sam works in our Clifton Street office as a physical therapist and specializes as a mixed martial arts strength and conditioning specialist.

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

McKenna Condrey,

Physical Therapist Tech

Physical Therapist Tech

Renee Zamperini,

HR Coordinator

Renee Zamperini
HR Coordinator

Allen Hamm,

Maintenance Technician

Allen Hamm

Maintenance Technician

Delquan Bigelow, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Delquan Bigelow- PCC

Kim Mason, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Kim Mason

Brookneal PCC

Phone:  434.376.2008
Fax:  (434) 509-1695

Location: Brookneal

Tammy Adkins, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Tammy Adkins

Patient Care Coordinator

Phone: 434.324.9750
Fax: 434.324.9796

Location:  Physical Therapy Hurt | Hurt/Altavista

Tammy Fitzgerald, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Tammy Fitzgerald

Patient Care Coordinator

Abbey McClanahan, PT, DPT

Resource Physical Therapist

Resource Physical Therapist

Juliana Mann, PT, DPT

Resource Physical Therapist I

Juliana is originally from Colombia, South America.  She completed her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science Kinesiology in 2011 from Liberty University. She earned her Doctoral of Physical Therapy degree and a Masters in Athletic Training from University of Lynchburg in 2015 and 2018 respectively. Juliana special interests include orthopedics, manual therapy and sports rehabilitation. She enjoys traveling, Colombian coffee, and spending time with her family and friends.

Kayla Hatki, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Dr. Kayla Hatki is originally from Long Island, NY but just moved to Lynchburg from San Diego, CA. Kayla graduated from the University of Scranton in 2017 with a BS in Exercise Science, minor in Coaching, and a concentration in Nutrition and again in 2020 with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking, paddle boarding, crafting, and attending concerts. Dr. Hatki enjoys treating all patients but specializes in Parkinson’s Disease as she has her LSVT BIG training and has a special interest working with neurological conditions, geriatrics, and gait and balance patients.

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Jefferey M. Thilking, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Jefferey M Thilking, PTA, BS a native of the Lynchburg area, earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Resources from the University of Tennessee in 2005 where he was a member of the mens crew team. He then attended South College in Knoxville and earned an Associates of Applied Science degree in Physical Therapist Assistant in 2012. His areas of interest are rehabilitation and fitting for cyclists, as well as triathlon and injuries to the knee and shoulder. Jeff is working with the foot/ ankle team at the Timberlake Clinic with Dr. Spagnolo.

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Timberlake

Angela Lamoureux, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist I

Dr. Angela Lamoureux is a native of Niagara Falls, NY where she grew up on her family’s farm. She was a year-round athlete, playing premier soccer and running indoor/outdoor track. After graduating high school, she attended Liberty University where she met her husband and received a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Physiology. Shortly after, Dr. Lamoureux attended Tufts University, receiving her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in December 2022. Angela enjoys working alongside her husband training young athletes, running and weight training, spending time with her large family, and learning more about healing the human body. Her special interests include Sports Medicine, Low Back Pain, Pain Science, and Gait/Balance.

Tuba Bayram, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist II

Certified Vestibular Therapist
Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults
Certified LSVT BIG provider for Parkinsons Disease

Dr. Bayram received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Northwestern University in Chicago, IL in 2017. She received a certificate of achievement in Vestibular Rehabilitation from Emory University in Atlanta, GA. Her interests include geriatrics, neurology, gait & balance, and vestibular therapy.

Specialization: vertigo, dizziness, fall prevention, rehabilitation for stroke, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson Disease.

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Kaitlyn Okin,

Physical Therapist Tech

Kaitlyn Okin

Physical Therapist Tech

Sidnei Arrowood,

Authorization Specialist

Sidnei Arrowood, 

Brittany McCune, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Patient Care Coordinator

Phone: 434.352.5799
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Physical Therapy Appomattox

Donna Farge, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Patient Care Coordinator

Harley Williams, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Harley Williams

Patient Care Coordinator

Jean Rogers, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Jonathan Andrews,

Physical Therapist Tech

Physical Therapist Tech

Kim Donald, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Kim Donald

Patient Care Coordinator

Phone:  434.525.4851
Fax:  (434) 509-1695

Location: Forest Clinic

Zachery Lutz, PTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant II

Zachery Lutz received his BS in Exercise Science from Liberty University in 2012, and his Physical Therapist Assistant degree from Jefferson College of Health Sciences in May, 2017. Zach has extensive experience working with Vestibular Therapy patients and also has a passion for Neurological Rehabilitation and caring for the geriatric population.

Fax: 434.509.1695

Location: Resource Physical Therapist Assistant

Stephen Siebert, PCC

Tech - Patient Care Coordinator

Stephen Siebert

Tech - Patient Care Coordinator

Gwendolyn Gathers, LPTA

Physical Therapist Assistant I

Gwendolyn started working as an aide at Rehab Associates in 1988. She attended the College of Health Sciences and graduated in 1997 with an Associates of Science Degree in Physical Therapy and is Licensed as a Physical Therapist Assistant. Gwen’s special interests are in orthopedics and she is currently working at the Clifton Street clinic.

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Katlyn Owens, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Katlyn Owens

Patient Care Coordinator

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Lora Martin, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Lora Martin

Patient Care Coordinator

Phone:  434.525.4851
Fax:  (434) 509-1695

Location: Forest Clinic

Joshua A. Bailey, PT, DPT

President and CEO

Joshua A. Bailey - PT, DPT

President And CEO

Partner, Rehab Associates Of Central Virginia

Physical Therapist Specialist

Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist

Board Certified Pedorthist

Board Certified Strength And Conditioning Specialist

Dr. Joshua Bailey received both his BS in Exercise Physiology, and his BS in Health Education from Virginia Tech. He holds a Degree in Pedorthics from Northwestern University, and both a Masters of Physical Therapy, and Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Shenandoah University.
Dr. Bailey is a Licensed Physical Therapist, Board Certified Pedorthist, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, and he is also a Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy. His post graduate training has focused on orthopedic manual therapy with an emphasis on evaluation and treatment of foot and ankle dysfunctions and orthotic fabrication. His emphasis in the clinical setting is treatment of foot and ankle pain as well as sport performance. Dr. Bailey is President and Chief Executive Officer of Rehab Associates.
In addition to Dr. Bailey’s responsibilities with Rehab Associates, he serves as Adjunct Faculty at Shenandoah University – Physical Therapy program, Adjunct Faculty at Liberty University – Athletic Training program, Adjunct Faculty at Lynchburg College Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy, Adjunct Faculty at Jackson Clinics Residency Program in Physical Therapy, Adjunct Faculty at Jackson Clinics Fellowship for Foot and Ankle Physical Therapy and is a Faculty Member for North American Seminars – teaching nationally on “Advanced Evaluation and Functional Treatment of the Foot and Ankle” and “Evaluation and Treatment of the Foot and Ankle: Beyond the Textbooks.” He participates as a sideline Physical Therapist for high school and collegiate programs.
Dr. Bailey has published numerous manuals regarding foot and ankle disorders and has recorded a differential diagnosis DVD for foot and ankle disorders which is sold within the medical field.
Dr. Bailey is a past-President of APTA-Virginia and is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association’s payment committee.

Specialization: Biomechanical analysis, running assessment, sports medicine, foot and ankle pain, post-op rehab of lower extremity injuries, orthotic prescription and fabrication.

Phone: 434.845.9053

Fax: 434.528.2788

Location: Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Timberlake

Specialization: Biomechanical analysis, running assessment, sports medicine, foot and ankle pain, post-op rehab of lower extremity injuries, orthotic prescription and fabrication.

Kirstie Vittone, PTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant

Claire Williams, PTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant II

Resource PTA

Ms. Claire Williams graduated from Jefferson College of Health Sciences (now Radford University Carilion) in 2015 with an Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant. She completed a BSPTA online from Pima Medical Institute in 2017. Claire has lived in central Virginia for most of her life. She feels honored to work with a wide range of patients at multiple clinic locations.

Phone: 540.296.3203

Fax:  540.296.3205

Kirsten Gulick, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Kirsten Gulick PT, DPT

Dr. Woodall is from King George, VA, and graduated from the University of Lynchburg in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion. Kirsten then received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Lynchburg in 2020. She has special interests in general orthopedics, sports-related injuries, and balance training. In her spare time, Dr. Woodall enjoys spending time with her husband, running, hiking, reading, and cooking!

Phone:  434.845.9053

Fax:   434.237.6814

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Timberlake

Emily Lagerquist,

Origination Specialist

Origination Specialist

Shea Oberndorf,

Origination Specialist - CBO

Callie Booth, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Callie Booth
Patient Care Coordinator
Timberlake

Karen Borum, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Ellie Anderson, PCC

Resource PCC

Resource PCC

Haydn Updike, PCC

Resource PCC

Resource PCC

Rebecca Crotser, PTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant

Resource Physical Therapist

Rebecca Crotser, PTA

Rebecca Crotser graduated from Jefferson College of Health Science in 2012 with an Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant.  She completed her B.S. in Health and Chemistry at Liberty University and CMT following her graduation. Her special interests include Parkinson’s disease, pelvic therapy, and manual therapy with an emphasis on the spine.  Her favorite hobbies are horseback riding and cycling.

Ashley Laughlin,

Origination Specialist CBO

Origination Specialist CBO

Alyssa Gartner, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Alyssa Gartner

Patient Care Coordinator

Phone: 434.528.1848
Fax: 434.845.6748

Location:  Physical Therapy Lynchburg | Clifton Street

Angelina Enriquez, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Angelina Enriquez

Patient Care Coordinator

Pat Aronson, PhD, ATC, LPTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant I

Pat Aronson - PhD, ATC, LPTA

Resource Physical Therapist Assistant I

Pat Aronson works as a Resource Physical Therapist Assistant to all 11 clinics at Rehab Associates. She is currently in her 26th year at Lynchburg College in Lynchburg, Virginia. At Lynchburg College she is a full professor in the Athletic Training Department. Pat is also the Faculty Athletics Representative for LC. She has been the Head Athletic Trainer (11 years) and the Coordinator of Clinical Education in the CAATE accredited Athletic Training program (15 years).

Pat earned her PhD from the University of Virginia in 2005 and her Masters of Education degree from UVA in 1982. Her dissertation topic was Medial Collateral Ligament Stiffness in Males and Females.

Pat has also been a licensed and practicing Physical Therapy Assistant since 1996. She is also currently the District III MAATA District Director and representative to the NATA Board of Directors.

Phone: 855. 722. 8478
Fax:  (434) 509-1695

Location: Resource Physical Therapist Assistant

Ashlyn Dealey,

Physical Therapist Tech

Physical Therapist Tech

Christian Elliott, PCC

Resource PCC

Christian Elliott

Avery Combs ,

Physical Therapist Tech

Physical Therapist Tech

Destini Hardy,

Benefits Specialist

Benefits Specialist

Dina Ramirez,

Financial Counselor

Hannah White, PCC

Resource PCC

Resource PCC

Jaylan Jones,

Physical Therapist Tech

Jaylan Jones, Physical Therapist Tech

Bridgette Johnson,

Insurance Specialist

Insurance Specialist

Karen Epperson,

Insurance Specialist

Insurance Specialist

Melissa Beem Hodges,

Insurance Specialist

Melissa Beem Hodges
Insurance Specialist

Rob Elms,

AP and AR Specialist

Rob Elms

AP and AR Specialist

Tiffany Pennix,

Insurance Specialist

Tiffany Pennix

Insurance Specialist

Wendy Sancho,

Pool Technician

Wendy Sancho

Chelsey Williams,

Payment Posting Specialist

Chelsey Williams

Payment Posting Specialist

Jennifer Caudill, PCC

Patient Care Coordinator

Alyssa Reed,

Patient Care Coordinator Trainer

Patient Care Coordinator Trainer

Phone: 434.237.6812
Fax: 434.237.6814

Location: Rustburg

Forms

Monthly Newsletter

Monthly Newsletter

The Therapy Connection | Download

Patient Forms

New Patient Forms

This copy may be faxed, mailed or hand delivered to the clinic. DO NOT EMAIL PRESCRIPTION.

Physical Therapy – New Patient Forms | Patient Registration

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You can accelerate your check-in process by printing and completing the form below and bringing it with you to your first Rehab Associates visit. These forms must be printed and completed by hand and cannot be transmitted electronically.

 

Physician Use

Physician Use

Prescription Form | Download

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FAQ

For Additional Questions Please Contact Us

During your first visit you can expect the following:

  • Arrive at your appointment with your paperwork completed (you can download it from our website – see the paperwork or forms link).
  • You will provide us with your prescription for physical therapy.
  • We will copy your insurance card.
  • You will be seen for the initial evaluation by the therapist.
  • The therapist will discuss the following:
    1. Your medical history.
    2. Your current problems/complaints.
    3. Pain intensity, what aggravates and eases the problem.
    4. How this is impacting your daily activities or your functional limitations.
    5. Your goals with physical therapy.
    6. Medications, tests, and procedures related to your health.
  • The therapist will then perform the objective evaluation which may include some of the following:
    1. Palpation – touching around the area of the pain/problem. This is done to check for the presence of tenderness, swelling, soft tissue integrity, tissue temperature, inflammation, etc.
    2. Range of Motion (ROM) – the therapist will move the joint(s) to check for the quality of movement and any restrictions.
    3. Muscle Testing – the therapist may check for strength and the quality of the muscle contraction. Pain and weakness may be noted. Often the muscle strength is graded. This is also part of a neurological screening.
    4. Neurological Screening – the therapist may check to see how the nerves are communicating with the muscles, sensing touch, pain, vibration, or temperature. Reflexes may be assessed as well.
    5. Special Tests – the therapist may perform special tests to confirm/rule out the presence of additional problems.
    6. Posture Assessment – the positions of joints relative to ideal and each other may be assessed.

The therapist will then formulate a list of problems you are having, and how to treat those problems. A plan is subsequently developed with the patient’s input. This includes how many times you should see the therapist per week, how many weeks you will need therapy, home programs, patient education, short-term/long-term goals, and what is expected after discharge from therapy. This plan is created with input from you, your therapist, and your doctor.

Make sure you bring your physical therapy referral (provided to you by your doctor) and your payment information. If your insurance is covering the cost of physical therapy, bring your insurance card. If you are covered by Workers’ Compensation, bring your claim number and your case manager’s contact information. If you are covered by auto insurance or an attorney lien, make sure you bring this information.

You should wear loose fitting clothing so you can expose the area that we will be evaluating and treating. For example, if you have a knee problem, it is best to wear shorts. For a shoulder problem, a tank top is a good choice, and for low back problems, wear a loose fitting shirt and pants, again so we can perform a thorough examination.

Treatment sessions typically last 30 to 60 minutes per visit.

This is highly variable. You may need one visit or you may need months of care. It depends on your diagnosis, the severity of your impairments, your past medical history, etc. You will be re-evaluated on a monthly basis and when you see your doctor, we will provide you with a progress report with our recommendations.

More than half of all Americans are suffering from pain. Whether it is a recent episode or chronic, an ABC News/Stanford study revealed that pain in America is a serious problem. However, many do not even know that physical therapists are well equipped to not only treat pain but also its source.

Physical therapists are experts at treating movement and neuro-musculoskeletal disorders. Pain often accompanies a movement disorder, and physical therapists can help correct the disorder and relieve the pain.

You have probably heard of the profession of physical therapy. Maybe you have had a conversation with a friend about how physical therapy helped get rid of his or her back pain, or you might know someone who needed physical therapy after an injury. You might even have been treated by a physical therapist yourself. But have you ever wondered about physical therapists–who they are and what they do? Many people are familiar with physical therapists’ work helping patients with orthopedic problems, such as low back pain or knee surgeries, to reduce pain and regain function. Others may be aware of the treatment that physical therapists provide to assist patients recovering from a stroke (e.g., assisting them with recovering use of their limbs and walking again).

The ability to maintain an upright posture and to move your arms and legs to perform all sorts of tasks and activities is an important component of your health. Most of us can learn to live with the various medical conditions that we may develop, but only if we are able to continue at our jobs, take care of our families, and enjoy important occasions with family and friends. All of these activities require the ability to move without difficulty or pain.

Because physical therapists are experts in movement and function, they do not confine their talents to treating people who are ill. A large part of a physical therapist’s program is directed at preventing injury, loss of movement, and even surgery. Physical therapists work as consultants in industrial settings to improve the design of the workplace and reduce the risk of workers overusing certain muscles or developing low back pain. They also provide services to athletes at all levels to screen for potential problems and institute preventive exercise programs. With the boom in the golf and fitness industries, a number of physical therapists are engaged in consulting with recreational golfers and fitness clubs to develop workouts that are safe and effective, especially for people who already know that they have a problem with their joints or their backs.

The cornerstones of physical therapy treatment are therapeutic exercise and functional training. In addition to “hands-on” care, physical therapists also educate patients to take care of themselves and to perform certain exercises on their own. Depending on the particular needs of a patient, physical therapists may also “mobilize” a joint (that is, perform certain types of movements at the end of your range of motion) or massage a muscle to promote proper movement and function. Physical therapists also use methods such as ultrasound (which uses high frequency waves to produce heat), hot packs, and ice. Although other kinds of practitioners will offer some of these treatments as “physical therapy,” it’s important for you to know that physical therapy can only be provided by qualified physical therapists or by physical therapist assistants, who must complete a 2-year education program and who work only under the direction and supervision of physical therapists.

Most forms of physical therapy treatment are covered by your insurance, but the coverage will vary with each plan. Most states do not legally require patients to see their physicians before seeing a physical therapist. Most of the time all you have to do is ask your doctor if physical therapy is right for you.

Reference: APTA

You and others may be referred to physical therapy because of a movement dysfunction associated with pain. Your difficulty with moving part(s) of your body (like bending at the low back or difficulty sleeping on your shoulder, etc.) very likely results in limitations with your daily activities (e.g., difficulty getting out of a chair, an inability to play sports, or trouble with walking, etc.). Physical therapists treat these movement dysfunctions and their associated pains and restore your body’s ability to move in a normal manner.

Who is better to see, a PT that works for a physician or a PT that owns a private practice? We leave it up to you to draw your own conclusions but here are some facts. The studies indicate there were more treatments (visits per patient were 39% to 45% higher in physician owned clinics) and the cost was greater for those patients that attended a physician owned physical therapy practice (both gross and net revenue per patient were 30% to 40% higher)1.

Another study indicated that licensed and non-licensed therapy providers spent less time with each patient in physician owned clinics and physical therapy assistants were substituted for physical therapists.2

Another older study concluded that “Therapists who had treated patients through direct access were significantly more likely to believe that direct access had benefited them professionally and benefited their patients than were therapists who had not practiced through direct access.”3

We believe that we can provide you with the highest quality of care available and do it in a cost-effective manner.4 You will work closely with your physical therapist and in most instances, your case will be managed by the same physical therapist from the beginning to the end of your experience with us.

  1. Mitchell, J., Scott, E., Physician Ownership of Physical Therapy Services: Effects on Charges, Utilization, Profits, and Service Characteristics, Journal of the American Medical Association, 1992.
  2. “Joint Ventures Among Health Care Providers in Florida,” State of Florida Health Care Cost Containment Board, 1991.
  3. Domholdt E, Durchholz AG. Direct access use by experienced therapists in states with direct access. Phys Ther. 1992 Aug;72(8):569-74.
  4. Federal Office of the Inspector General May 1, 2006 – This report calls into question billing processes done by non-physical therapist owned practices.

In most cases, health insurance will cover your treatment. Click on our insurance link above for a summary of insurances we accept and make sure you talk to our receptionist so we can help you clarify your insurance coverage.

You will be evaluated by one of our licensed and highly trained physical therapists and he/she will also treat you during subsequent visits. Unlike some clinics, where you see someone different each visit, we feel it is very important to develop a one-on-one relationship with you to maintain continuity of care. Since only one physical therapist knows your problems best, he/she is the one that will be working closely with you to speed your recovery.

Orthopedic Physical Therapy – Probably the most common physical therapy specialist is the orthopedic specialist. These specialists care for post-surgical patients, arthritis, tendinitis/tendinosus, fracture rehabilitation, muscle sprains and strains, neck and back pain, hip and knee problems, shoulder, elbow, and wrist conditions. Some are board certified as Orthopedic Certified Specialists (OCS).

Manual Therapy – Manual therapy is a broad term that describes a variety of hands-on treatment techniques that are applied to movement dysfunctions. Grade five mobilizations, Mulligan mobilizations with movement, Maitland and Kaltenborn techniques, functional technique, neural mobilization, joint mobilization, craniosacral therapy, strain/counter strain, myofascial release, etc. These are some of the more popular manual therapy techniques. Many manual therapists will take continuing education courses, obtain certifications in manual therapy, and will sit for board certification from the American Physical Therapy Association and other organizations. Most physical therapists incorporate manual therapy techniques as a part of a complete treatment plan.

Geriatric Physical Therapy – Some therapists specialize in the rehabilitation of seniors. As the body ages, a variety of challenges arise. We stiffen, we lose strength, our balance skills decline, our bones become brittle (osteoporosis), our endurance decreases, and we take longer to recover from injuries. Balance and fall prevention are of paramount importance to the therapist who is working with seniors and some clinics are solely dedicated to caring for those with balance problems. Most physical therapists work with seniors/geriatric patients. Some have obtained additional education, have passed a board examination, and have earned the Geriatric Certified Specialist (GCS) title.

Sports Rehabilitation – Experts in assisting with recovery after injury and surgery. Many sports specialists help with retraining the athlete utilizing running, throwing, jumping, and sport-specific programs to name a few. A therapist with the Sports Certified Specialist (SCS) title has passed a board certified test.

Fitness and Wellness – Physical therapists are well trained to help with your fitness needs and wellness programs. If you need an exercise program, have trouble with your weight, are concerned about osteoporosis, have an issue with diabetes, or you would like to learn how to prevent falls, physical therapists can help. The previous examples are just a few of the many programs physical therapists offer.

Hand Therapy – Most physical therapists are well trained to treat hand and wrist conditions. Some therapists have taken additional courses and training and have passed a hand therapy certification examination. These therapists are called Certified Hand Therapists (CHTs).

Women’s Health – Some therapists specialize in women’s issues such as pregnancy problems, pelvic pain, and incontinence. Special treatment is available for women who have these problems. Many that suffer from incontinence do so needlessly. A physical therapist may be able to help.

Industrial Rehabilitation – Specialists in industrial rehabilitation help with those that have suffered on-the-job injuries. Moreover, they will evaluate work tasks, fabricate assistive devices, evaluate your ergonomic situation, and help redesign work flow/tasks to decrease the incidence of injury. Often, industrial rehabilitation specialists will evaluate your ability to perform certain job tasks with a Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE).

Pediatric Physical Therapy – Pediatric therapists specialize in the rehabilitation of children. They may assist with kids who suffer from cerebral palsy, developmental disorders, neurological disorders, and/or orthopedic problems. A Pediatric Certified Specialist (PCS) is a board certification that some may obtain from the American Physical Therapy Association.

Aquatic Physical Therapy – Aquatic therapy takes advantage of the physical properties of water to assist with the rehabilitative process. Buoyancy, turbulence, hydrostatic pressure, and thermal properties of water can assist with the rehabilitation of a patient. Those suffering from chronic pain, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, lumbar fusion surgery, or with a limited weight-bearing status are just a few of the many different patient populations that can benefit from aquatic therapy.

Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation – A small percentage of physical therapists practice in this discipline. Those that pass the board certification have the title of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Certified Specialist (CCS) work with patients who have had heart attacks, bypass surgeries, angioplasty, breathing problems, emphysema, and other heart/lung related conditions. Physical therapists are well equipped to work with these types of patients because many of them have orthopedic ailments that limit their ability to function. In other words, a physical therapist can address the heart and lung problems as well as the muscle problems that are concurrently present.

Neurological, Spinal Cord Injury, and Traumatic Brain Injury Rehab – A large portion of physical therapists work with patients who suffer from these conditions. Functional retraining including, walking, wheelchair use, getting in and out of bed or chairs (transfer training), moving in bed (bed mobility), and retraining patients to use their shoulders, arms, and hands are just some of the services these therapists provide to those with neurological involvement. A certified specialist holds a Neurologic Certified Specialist title (NCS).

Balance, Dizziness, and Vertigo Rehabilitation – Many suffer from dizziness or BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo). Some clinics specialize in the rehabilitation of patients with vertigo. Patient education, strengthening, safety awareness, posture and balance exercise, walking exercise, and special techniques that affect sensory and balance centers of the brain and limbs are all important components of a rehabilitation program.

Amputee Rehabilitation – many physical therapists specialize in the rehabilitation of amputees. Caring for the injured limb, functional and walking training, training in the use of assistive devices (crutches, canes, prosthetic limbs, etc.) are all provided by a therapist who specializes in care for amputees.

Wound Care – Some therapists specialize in the treatment and care of wounds. This is accomplished by the removal of unviable tissue (debridement), the application of special dressings and prescription drugs/ointments, and the use of ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and aquatic modalities to promote healing. Exercise and patient education are also routine components of a wound care program.

ECS (Clinical Electrophysiologic Certified Specialist) – A physical therapist who is board certified to perform electroneurophysiology examinations such as nerve conduction studies and electromyography.

Lymphedema Rehabilitation – We take it for granted but a special component of the circulatory system, the lymph system, helps filter and drain fluid from our arms and legs. When this drainage system is damaged, painful swelling can result. Some therapists specialize in the treatment of lymphedema as it is called. Special positioning, massage and bandaging techniques are utilized by the lymphedema specialist.

Osteoporosis Rehabilitation and Prevention – Some practitioners specialize in the evaluation and treatment of osteoporosis patients. Working in concert with your medical doctor, the therapist will often design a specialized weight-bearing and resistance training program for those with this silent disease.

For many patients, one of the primary objectives is pain relief. This is frequently accomplished with hands-on techniques, modalities such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and/or heat or cold therapy. Movement often provides pain relief as well. Your physical therapist will provide you with the appropriate exercises not only for pain relief but to recover range of motion, strength, and endurance.

In some cases, physical therapy techniques can be painful. For example, recovering knee range of motion after total knee replacement or shoulder range of motion after shoulder surgery may be painful. Your physical therapist will utilize a variety of techniques to help maximize your treatment goals. It is important that you communicate the intensity, frequency, and duration of pain to your therapist. Without this information, it is difficult for the therapist to adjust your treatment plan.

There are dozens of different types of treatment interventions. Here is a list of treatment interventions:

Active Range of Motion (AROM) – the patient lifts or moves a body part through range of motion against gravity. AROM is usually one of the first modalities prescribed for arthritis.

Active Assistive Range of Motion (AAROM) – therapist-assisted active range of motion. This is usually prescribed for gentle stretching or strengthening for a very weak body part.

Stationary Bicycle – with or without resistance. This is usually prescribed for improving the strength and/or range of motion of the back or lower extremities as well as cardiovascular endurance.

Gait or Walking Training – the analysis of walking problems by visually examining the interaction of the low back and the joints of the thighs, legs, and feet during the various stages of walking, including initial contact, loading response, mid stance, terminal stance, pre swing, mid swing, and terminal swing. Many back, thigh, leg, ankle, and foot problems may be caused by or manifest themselves in subtle gait abnormalities.

Isometrics – muscle contraction without joint movement. This is usually prescribed for strengthening without stressing or damaging the joint (e.g., arthritis, or exercises to be performed in a cast, or right after surgery if recommended by the therapist/doctor).

Isotonics– muscle(s) contracting through the ROM with resistance. This is usually prescribed for strengthening.

Soft Tissue Mobilization – therapeutic massage of body tissue performed with the hands. Soft tissue mobilization may be used for muscle relaxation, to decrease swelling, to decrease scar tissue adhesions, and for pain relief.

Mobilization – hands-on therapeutic procedures intended to increase soft tissue or joint mobility. Mobilization is usually prescribed to increase mobility, delaying progressive stiffness, and to relieve pain. There are many types of mobilization techniques including Maitland, Kaltenborn, Isometric Mobilizations, etc.

Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) – a system of manually resisted exercises performed in diagonal patterns that mimic functional movements. PNF was initially used in developmentally and neurologically impaired patients but now is used in almost every aspect of neuromuscular retraining from athletes in sports facilities to the very weak in hospitals and nursing homes.

Posture Training – instruction in the correct biomechanical alignment of the body to reduce undue strain on muscles, joints, ligaments, discs, and other soft tissues. There is an ideal posture, but most people do not have ideal posture. Therapists educate patients about the importance of improving posture with daily activities. Stretching and strengthening exercises may be prescribed to facilitate postural improvement and to prevent further disability and future recurrences of problems.

Progressive Resistive Exercises (PRE) – exercises that gradually increase in resistance (weights) and in repetitions. PRE is usually prescribed for reeducation of muscles and strengthening. Weights, rubber bands, and body weight can be used as resistance.

Passive Range of Motion (PROM) – the patient or therapist moves the body part through a range of motion without the use of the muscles that “actively” move the joint(s).

Stretching/Flexibility Exercise – exercise designed to lengthen muscle(s) or soft tissue. Stretching exercises are usually prescribed to improve the flexibility of muscles that have tightened due to disuse or in compensation to pain, spasm or immobilization.

Cryotherapy or Cold Therapy – used to cause vasoconstriction (the blood vessels constrict or decrease their diameter) to reduce the amount of fluid that leaks out of the capillaries into the tissue spaces (swelling) in response to injury of tissue. Ice or cold is used most frequently in acute injuries, but also an effective pain reliever for even the most chronic pain.

Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) – the application of electrical stimulation to aid in improving strength (e.g., the quadriceps muscle after knee surgery or injury). NMES is also used to decrease pain and swelling and to relieve muscle spasm.

Neck Traction – a gentle longitudinal/axial pull on the neck, either manual or mechanical, intermittent or continuous for relief of neck pain, to decrease muscle spasm and facilitate unloading of the spine.

Heat – heat is recommended to decrease chronic pain, relax muscles, and for pain relief. It should not be used with an acute or “new” injury.

Iontophoresis – medications are propelled through the skin by an electrical charge. This modality works on the physical concept that like charges repel each other, therefore, a positively charged medication will be repelled through the skin to the underlying tissues by the positively charged pad of an iontophoresis machine. Iontophoresis is usually prescribed for injuries such as shoulder or elbow bursitis.

Pelvic Traction – the longitudinal/axial pull on the lumbar spine, either manual or mechanical, intermittent or continuous. Pelvic traction may be helpful for the relief of low back pain and muscle spasm.

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) – a relatively low voltage applied over painful areas through small self-adhesive electrodes. The electrical stimulation “disguises” or “overrides” the sensation of pain. It is a small, portable unit, used in intervals, to control pain and reduce dependence on drugs. It is usually prescribed for relief of pain.

Ultrasound – ultrasound uses a high frequency sound wave emitted from the sound head when electricity is passed through a quartz crystal. The sound waves cause the vibration of water molecules deep within tissue causing a heating effect. When the sound waves are pulsed, they cause a vibration of the tissue rather than heating. The stream of sound waves helps with nutrition exchange at the cellular level and healing. Studies have shown that ultrasound is helpful for ligament healing and clinically, for carpal tunnel syndrome, and muscle spasm.

Whirlpool – immersion of a body part into water with small “agitators” to provide a gentle massaging motion. A warm whirlpool provides relief from pain and muscle spasm and is often preparatory to stretching or exercise. Cold whirlpool is used to decrease inflammation and swelling.

Massage may be part of your treatment. Rehabilitation specialists are trained in a variety of techniques that may help with your recovery. Deep tissue techniques may be part of the rehabilitative process. Massage is used for three reasons typically – to facilitate venous return from a swollen area, to relax a tight muscle, or to relieve pain. Contrary to common thought, massage does not increase circulation.

Flare ups are not uncommon. If you have a flare up (exacerbation), give us a call. We may suggest you come back to see us, return to your doctor, or simply modify your daily activities or exercise routine.

In most cases, you have the right to choose any physical therapy clinic. Our practice is a provider for many different insurance plans.

The best thing to do is give us a call and we will attempt to answer all of your questions.

All fifty states have some form of direct access. In most cases, if you are not making significant improvement within 30 days, the therapist will refer you to/back to your physician.

Seeing a physical therapist first is safe and could save you hundreds of dollars or even thousands of dollars. Click here for details

In most states, physical therapists cannot make a medical diagnosis. This is something that your medical doctor will provide for you.

Physical therapists are important members of your medical team. At this point in time, physicians are typically the health care providers that will provide you with a medical diagnosis.

Billing for physical therapy services is similar to what happens at your doctor’s office. When you are seen for treatment, the following occurs:

  1. The physical therapist bills your insurance company, Workers’ Comp, or charges you based on Common Procedure Terminology (CPT) codes.
  2. Those codes are transferred to a billing form that is either mailed or electronically communicated to the payer.
  3. The payer processes this information and makes payments according to an agreed upon fee schedule.
  4. An Explanation of Benefits (EOB) is generated and sent to the patient and the physical therapy clinic with a check for payment and a balance due by the patient.
  5. The patient is expected to make the payment on the balance if any.

It is important to understand that there are many small steps (beyond the outline provided above) within the process. Exceptions are common to the above example as well. At any time along the way, information may be missing, mis-communicated, or misunderstood. This can delay the payment process. While it is common for the payment process to be completed in 60 days or less, it is not uncommon for the physical therapy clinic to receive payment as long as six months after the treatment date.

Some patients will need to continue with home exercises. Some may choose to continue with a gym exercise program. Others will complete their rehabilitation and return to normal daily activities. It is important that you communicate your goals to your therapist, so he/she can develop a custom program for you.

Physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs) are licensed by their respective states.

These are some things you may consider when seeking a physical therapy clinic:

  • The therapist should be licensed in the state.
  • The first visit should include a thorough medical history and physical examination before any treatment is rendered.
  • The patient goals should be discussed in detail during the first visit.
  • Care should include a variety of techniques which might include hands-on techniques, soft tissue work, therapeutic exercises and in some cases heat, cold, electrical stimulation or ultrasound.
  • Do they have a service that can address your problem?
  • Do they take your insurance or are they willing to work with you if they are not a preferred provider?
  • They should be conveniently located. Since sitting and driving often aggravate orthopedic problems, there should be a very good reason for you to drive a long distance for rehabilitation.
  • What are the hours of operation?
  • Can they provide satisfaction survey results?
  • The therapist should provide the treatment.
  • Can you briefly interview the therapist before the first visit?
  • Ask your family and friends who they would recommend.

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At Rehab Associates, we realize the key to our success in improving the lives of our patients is our talented team of compassionate and dedicated employees. We are committed to providing a caring and rewarding work environment for our employees to enhance their personal and professional lives. We strive to respect individuality, recognize and reward performance, and provide the opportunity for continued growth and development for all of our employees in each of our nine locations.

 

Employee Benefits

The decision to join our team at Rehab Associates can be both a rewarding experience professionally as well as an encouraging move to advance your personal goals in life.

To review our comprehensive employee benefits plan, please download our benefits brochure.  Benefits include health, dental, vision, short and long term disability, and life insurance as well as 401k, and profit-sharing.

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Current Job Openings

We have a fun and nurturing work environment here at RACVA. We are always looking to add ambitious, like-minded, professionally-oriented, and client-focused trailblazers to our current team. Join us, and be a part of our work family! If you are interested in working for Rehab Associates as a physical therapist, physical therapist assistant, or in a support staff role, please feel free to submit your resume or the RACV job application form by emailing it to HR@racva.com.

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Internships

Rehab Associates welcomes students interested in obtaining internships or observation hours at all of our physical therapy clinics. We do kindly request that unless otherwise agreed upon, students performing internships or observation hours commit to 250 hours. This time commitment creates a more meaningful learning experience and provides our clinics and patients with some continuity. To begin the process, please contact to Human Resources at HR@racva.com

Rehab Associates Mentorship Program

Mentorship is an integral part of clinical growth at Rehab Associates. We plan mentorship for every professional throughout their first year of employment and encourage lifelong learning as well as clinical development.

  • Level I Clinician: New Grad or clinician who has little to no experience in the practice area. A mandatory program is outlined for a year. The timeline can be expedited based on mentor/ mentorship recommendations.
  • Level II Clinician: Experienced Clinician with at least 2 years of experience in the last 3 years in the outpatient orthopedic/private practice.
    Clinician Shadowing: Clinical shadowing can be a useful tool to increase your treatment repertoire as well as understand specialty services within Rehab Associates. Shadowing opportunities can be arranged with your regional clinical leader to assist you in tailoring your clinical development.

Who are mentors: Clinical Directors, regional clinical leaders, or other clinicians as agreed upon by leadership that would like to serve in this role. Clinicians who are not regional clinical leaders may be Mentors by meeting the following criteria:

  • Mutually agreed upon by the leadership
  • 3 years’ experience with Rehab Associates
  • Demonstrated clinical proficiency as measured by FOTO, case management, and exhibits core values.
  • Will meet with the Level I/II Clinician on a regular basis as outlined in the program. Meetings can occur in person, digitally or virtually.
  • Will provide consistent updates to the Level I/ Level II Clinician and by completing the mentorship update form that outlines strengths. Weakness, plan for Level I/ Level II Clinician and feedback from Level I/II Clinician
  • Outlines appropriate shadowing experiences
  • Reviews FOTO with Level I/ Level II Clinician and can use this as a tool to determine further continuing education and clinical progression
  • Outlines appropriate continuing education for the Level 1/ Level II Clinician
  • Mentor will give input on time management, core values, evidenced based practice, attributes of being a clinician, and treatment ideas, case management and progression.
  • Distribute didactic information, clinical guidelines, Rehab Associates resources
  • Review cases
  • Strategies to develop a case load

Reviews

"The ladies at the Moneta office are awesome !! I just finished my therapy with them after knee replacement. Ainsley and Shellie are amazing ! They got me back to normal quick and sent me home with a custom exercise program for the future. I would highly recommend them. "

Davey from the Moneta Office

"Just want to say thanks to Katie and Holly for all their hard work! If not for them I wouldn’t be walking like I am now. Also thanks to Kym for always scheduling me on days that worked for me!! I hope this facility stays a long, long time! It is greatly needed in our community!!!!! "

Cheryl from the Brookneal Office

"This is not the first time I've been to this clinic, but I come back here because the staff are excellent. Friendly intake team and the therapists I've worked with are very thorough--a good balance of professional and personable. It is so nice--but rare these days--to receive quality professional care from PEOPLE who care! "

Susie from the Clifton Office

"This time was the third time I have worked with this office and I wouldn’t go anywhere else. They are very pleasant and knowledgeable about what I need. I think you will be pleased if you give them a try next time you need PT"

Brinda from the Forest Office

"everything was so clean. everyone was friendly and always on time. they were great about calling to let us know when there was a possibility of coming in early too."

Ronnie from the Amherst Office

"I was very pleased the physical therapy instruction that I received at the Bedford office. The office staff was helpful and the therapists were friendly, knowledgeable., and professional. They have created a very positive and encouraging atmosphere for healing. "

Debbie from the Bedford Office

"I recommend Jessica Moran to everyone I know who is considering physical therapy. Jessica is thorough with the beginning exam and analysis. She develops a plan and shares expectations. Jessica walks through each exercise and is attentive throughout each session."

Sandra from the Altavista Office

"My sessions at Rehab Associates were a positive experience. The staff is friendly, professional and efficient.. I would recommend them to anyone in need of physical therapy. "

Pual from the Bedford Office

"Ainsley of course, selected and supervised very effective therapies,is friendly and very accommodating. Shelly, is very effective. She handles multiple patients at once and never gets flustered and is always personable."

James from the Moneta Office

"Robin Glover understood my complaints of pain in various parts of my back and legs and explained to me *thoroughly" the program I need to improve the areas. My main concern is walking without pain at least for short distances. I will adhere to the 5 exercises she has given me so my goal will be met."

Patricia from the Forest Office

"Excellent care - kind, caring, professional staff. Individualized program, a very positive outcome, and excellent follow-up. "

Linda from the Westlake Office

"I could feel the difference in my leg as soon as I got off the table. Thanks so much Robin Glover for making my 1st therapy a success!"

Lagina from the Appomattox Office

"Great place with great people. Never had to wait and very concerned with the problems u may have over what you are there for."

Gene from the Rustburg Office

"I have been a patient at Rehab Associates off and on for the last 36 years. They give me the knowledge and tools to keep as active and mobile as possible."

Marjorie from the Rustburg Office

"I have been working with Joe and Jeff. They are both great at what they do and although doing the exercises are difficult they encourage you."

Beth from the Rustburg Office

"I ran into many acquaintances during my appointments at Rehab Associates in Bedford. To me, this proved my friends were also pleased with the care and outcome of the service and experience."

Anita from the Rustburg Office

"The physical therapists, their assistants, and staff all have the goal to help patients recover and it shows in their expertise and caring attitude, and I would recommend Rehab Associates for anyone with in need."

Thomas from the Rustburg Office

"Beth and hope have been amazing. They have worked with me and my sensory issues to best support my PT needs! Everyone in the office is kind and compassionate and willing to work with me."

Kaytee from the Rustburg Office

"Excellent team to work with. People show concern for your issues and do everything possible to accommodate all concerns."

Debra from the Rustburg Office

"I appreciate the treatment, respect, courtesy and support from Appomattox Rehab. If I need any further rehab services I will be asking for Appomattox Rehab! "

Debra from the Rustburg Office

"I would highly recommend this location to anyone looking for high quality professional physical therapy care. All the staff is friendly and extremely knowledgeable in their profession."

Mary from the Rustburg Office

"Excellent care. Work with you when you miss appointment. Love country music playing. This makes my day. Quan is exceptional and could not have a better receptionist than Tammy."

Nancy from the Rustburg Office

"Benjamin Hodges was very professional and took time to listen to all my questions and concerns, the session was through and I felt very helpful , he gave me homework which I am doing diligently and look forward to my next appointment"

Tessa from the Rustburg Office

"This office has a very friendly and caring staff. All are interested in the welfare of the patient and their goals . Could not ask for abetter place to go for rehab. Thank you for all you do for me and other patients. "

Don J. from the Rustburg Office

"I AM VERY IMPRESSED WITH BEN AND JESSE. THEY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING AND EXPLAIN WHY YOU ARE DOING ,WHAT YOU ARE DOING. VERY FRIENDLY. ALWAYS CALL YOU BY NAME WHEN YOU ENTER THE OFFICE. "

Richard from the Rustburg Office

"I was seen at wards road right up from food lion. Every one was very nice and very much new what they were doing "

Steve from the Rustburg Office

"My experience was excellent. Scheduling was easy and timely. PT instructions were detailed and clear. The entire staff was polite and professional. ."

Sandra from the Rustburg Office

"My husband and I both have had great experiences at the Moneta location. The staff is very knowledgeable and thorough. They did a great job explaining our treatment plans. My husband’s treatment plan completely resolved a very painful pinched nerve issue. "

Jean from the Rustburg Office

"Everyone was nice, professional, and helpful. My issue was quickly identified and resolved. If ever I need physical therapy again, I will definitely go back. I have witnessed other physical therapy facilities with various family members over the years. Rustburg is definitely at the top of the list! "

Kathryn from the Rustburg Office

"With the excellent care received from my therapist, LeeAnn Gonzalez, I have made tremendous progress in my recovery from total knee replacement. She is very competent and knows her stuff! I highly recommend her! "

Linda from the Appomattox Office

"I am returning for further therapy after a severe ankle break and months of needed antibiotic treatment. I reached a point of limited flexibility, but Joe Spagnolo put me on a therapy plan which is highly effective after only three sessions. My overall health has improved and with Joe and Jeff leading me through exercises to strengthen my leg and ankle joint, I am well down the road to recovery. The office is welcoming and provides an uplifting atmosphere. Thanks to everyone there.... "

Elizabeth from the Timberlake Office

"I am going through Physical Therapy again at this facility and I have nothing but high praise for the staff and the treatment programs. They helped me before and I know that they will get me to where I need to be once again."

Nancy from the Hurt Office

"I have been doing therapy at the Hurt office for two knee replacements. I have been seen by all three of them. They are very knowledgeable of their job and treat you with respect each and every day. "

Ruth from the Hurt Office

"Love this facility. It is small but has new technology to assist in your rehab. DPTs are personable and extremely knowledgeable. I have complete confidence that they can and will get me where I need to be."

Cindy from the Amherst Office

"Welcoming, positive, and encouraging atmosphere. Therapists are willing to adjust and adapt exercises for the best individual outcome."

Alicia from the Moneta Office

"The ladies here are pure professionals.They are very knowledgeable,kind and passionate about their work.Cheryl Weber is top notch! "

Gates from the Moneta Office

"Everyone at Rehab Associates in Moneta was friendly and helpful. I was seen on time and treated with respect and in a caring manner.."

Gloria from the Moneta Office

"Tyler was my main therapist but I did see Carrie one time. Both were very good! Next week will be my last time and I’m so sad! I really looked forward to my sessions"

Berta from the Timerlake Office

"I’m well pleased with the therapy j have received. Because of my therapist, LeeAnn, I have far exceeded my expectations after undergoing knee replacement. I highly recommend Rehab Associates!"

Linda from the Appomattox Office

"So grateful for the restoration you all do on broken bodies. Lindsay has put me together on more than one occasion. "

Lillian from the Amherst Office

"I felt very comfortable with Kirsten Jeff and Rebecca. They were always pleasant and I felt were caring and wanted to make me feel better. They explained what the exercises were doing to help my problem. If I need physical therapy I would definitely go back there."

Carol from the Timberlake Office

"I had a wonderful experience working with my physical therapist, Dr. ROBIN GLOVER. I would highly recommend Rehab Associates of Central Virginia and Robin Glover to anyone in need of physical therapy services."

Mary from the Appomattox Office

"Amherst County is fortunate to have Rehab Associates. The facility and its location are wonderful. In the past I have received excellent care and once again I feel confident in seeing results with the guidance and expertise of the knowledgeable Physical Therapists in Amherst. "

Polly from the Amherst Office

"The staff at the Rustburg Rehab Associates are top-notch in the quality of care and support. I would also say they really do enjoy their work as it shows when they interact with their clients! It truly makes a difference. "

Heaven from the Rustburg Office

"Always willing to work with my schedule, the entire staff is very professional and friendly. This was my second time needing PT and I have had a great recovery. I have been able to return to all the activities I could not do. A special thanks to Karen LaRoca for all your help. "

Susan from the Appomattox Office

"I would say rehab associates in Madison Heights is the best rehab I've ever gone to everyone is polite Hope and Beth are great physical therapist I've been to see both of them quite a few times and I would refer anyone to them I think they're the best at what they do they tell you what they're going to do and how it's going to help you and they always help so I love my physical therapist and all associates that work there "

Dinah from the Monelison Office

"Bedford is so fortunate to have this group. They are knowledgeable, professional and compassionate. You not only learn ways to overcome pain and grow strong, you get tips on improving how you go about day-to-day activities."

Mary from the Bedford Office

"I arrived at the requested time and was seen at my appointment time. Everyone was very professional and at the same time friendly. I was pleased with my therapist who offered clear directions and explanations. "

Gloria from the Moneta Office

"I have been going to Dr. Andy Tatom and Kristen for awhile now for neck and back issues. They have helped me tremendously! I very much appreciate them and their good work to keep me going strong. Thank you Andy and Kristen!!! "

Dan from the Clifton Office

"THE TEAM AT THE RUSTBURG FACILITY IS EXCELLENT AND WILL WORK WITH YOU TO HELP YOU ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN YOUR PHYSICAL CONDITION. THEY ARE FRIENDLY AND TAKE TIME TO LISTEN TO YOU AND ASSIST YOU IN GETTING BETTER. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEM TO OTHERS. "

Timothy from the Rustburg Office

"This is my second time for rehabbing at this location, and I choose this group and location because of the super results of my first time here in 2018. They basically "gave my right shoulder back" to me - fully functional! "

Fredric from the Forest Office

"I would say rehab associates in Madison Heights is the best rehab I've ever gone to everyone is polite Hope and Beth are great physical therapist I've been to see both of them quite a few times and I would refer anyone to them I think they're the best at what they do they tell you what they're going to do and how it's going to help you and they always help so I love my physical therapist and all associates that work there "

Dinah from the Monelison Office

"Since my vertigo has resurfaced several months after it originated and was treated, Ainsley and the entire staff adjusted their schedules to try to swiftly address the new vertigo issues. This new encounter with vertigo was more severe and has been more challenging to treat. But, the staff has been so very supportive and helpful. Besides Ainsley's expert knowledge on the subject, Harrison
has had to adjust my treatment for TMJ as a result. Both therapists consulted together as how to best proceed so as not to aggrivate the vertigo further. Hopefully, I am on the home stretch with the vertigo. "

Donna from the Bedford Office

"Bedford Rehab is a great place. Office staff friendly and efficient. All the Therapist's are very helpful and thorough with their patients. Their aim is to make you feel better physically no matter what is ailing you. "

Sandy from the Bedford Office

"Everyone is very caring and always asking how you are doing since the last treatment. They change the exercises to make things better for you to heal quicker. They are a fun and personable group and really care about your progress."

Mary from the Westlake Office

"The staff is very professional and yet caring at the same time.

They all schedule their treatments in a very timely manner and stick to their schedules.

They continually re-evaluate my progress...

I appreciate their expertise and guidance. "

Donna from the Bedford Office

"Paid attention to description of problem and did tests to confirm diagnosis. Both in-clinic and at home exercises appear to be appropriate for resolving problem. Staff well informed and friendly."

Marge from Clifton Street Office

"physical therapy was a good experience and the workers all did their jobs with caring and kindness.My balance and hip discomfort is alot better.Thank you to everyone!!"

Rebecca from Bedford Office

"My experience there was great the employees very friendly and considerate and always on time for my appointments the facility was very clean I would recommend Timberlake facility to any of my friends that need rehab "

Sandra from Timberlake Office

"Great experience! Everyone is so friendly, helpful and they explain your treatment and why the exercises helps to correct your problem. They take great care with your comfort too."

Mary from Westlake Office

"Excellent service. I went from extreme pain on my first visit to minor pain and achieved my goals on my final visit.
Harrison and her assistant, Michele, were wonderful in helping me achieving my goals without the proverbial torture chamber!"

Jean from Bedford Office

"The Westlake Office is conveniently located for me, well equipped, and expertly staffed by Ben Hodges and Jesse. In addition, Hannah was very helpful with both scheduling and rescheduling my appointments. "

Donald from Westlake Office

"My husband is a patient. He does have some mild cognition issues. The staff was very patient and intuitive to his needs and made him feel very comfortable. On our way home he talked about how happy he was with the staff and with the rehab plan that was developed for him. He is looking forward to the next few weeks of treatment, as am I. Thank you Bedford RACV! "

Twana from Bedford Office

"I want to thank the receptionist at the front desk, who made it very easy to set up my appointments and was very kind and really worked with me when I needed to make changes.
I today graduated from my PT at Monelison Rehab Associates of Central Va. I feel so much better after the treatments and the pain is almost gone completely. I had Hope and Beth as my therapists, and Stephanie as the assistant! They were all awesome and if I was having an especially painful day, they didn't work me as much, but instead treated the pain by massage and manipulation. They helped me set goals myself and I did my home exercises, which helped me to develop a lifestyle of exercising and weight lifting, walking, instead of putting all of it on them! I really appreciate their instruction and teaching on home care, as well. Now, I know what to do if I have pain and how to relieve it myself.
The clinic was very clean and well organized, with many great machines to make use of. Also, they have a gym program for prior patients, which I'm going to take advantage of.
I highly recommend this particular place for anyone needing physical therapy in the Amherst County area! They are awesome to work with! "

Janice from Monelison Office

"The doctor that saw me listened intently to what my issues were and worked out a plan to help me feel better. He explained what he believed the problem to be and how we could work to alleviate the pain. I was very pleased with how he worked with me. "

Erica from Rustburg Office

"I would highly recommend the Wards Rd office of Rehab Associates for your physical therapy needs. The Physical Therapist Logan and his Assistant designed a plan for me that made my therapy a huge success. I am so happy that I went to the Wards Road Rehab Associates and I would highly recommend this location to anyone who is looking for successful rehab. "

Carolyn from Appomattox Office

"I was truly satisfied with the therapy I received at RACVA in Hurt, Va. I had 7 visits and my left shoulder- rotator cuff & arthritis- felt much better after the second visit. Dr. Quan Coles is an excellent therapist. He is friendly also.That makes therapy go much better. "

Joyce from Hurt & Altavista Office

"Excellent practice! Great people: solicitous folks who listen and deeply care about their clients/customers/patients. A friendly, even jovial, atmosphere, and they know how to help make you better. "

E R. from Clifton Street Office

"I have work with Brice and Kasey. They make you feel so welcome and you almost forget you are at therapy. There is never a dull moment. I have improved so much under their care. The receptionist is awesome also. "

Sabrina from Rustburg Office

"I have been a patient in the past for the good folks at Rehab Associates on Cliffton. They are knowledgeable and very compassionate toward their patients. I will continue to have them work on me to eliminate or reduce my pain. I appreciate them very much. "

Dan from Clifton Office

"Rehab Associates, Moneta location, has very friendly and professional staff. It has a cheery atmosphere where everyone feels welcome. I went 2 times/week for 2.5 months and the time flew by. I actually think that I'll miss going there now that my PT is finished. I would highly recommend this location to anyone that needs physical therapy. "

Carol from Moneta Office

"My husband has seen Matt Nolen twice a week for five months and been extremely pleased with his treatment and progress. He was a little reluctant at first to go but once he saw the improvements he was making he realizes there is hope for his pain. When he started he was sleeping in the recliner because he couldn't get out of the bed. He now can sleep in the bed and is physically much better rested. Matt encourages him to work hard and he brings his exercises home to work on. His mental outlook has greatly improved as well as his core strength and I am truly grateful for Rehab Associates"

Cynthia from Forest Office

"This is a very nice place to visit for therapy. The office is always clean and tidy. And unlike a lot of places they are always on time or if not just a few short minutes delay. They have a mission to help each patient that walks through their door. And I must say they are very pleasant and understanding while working toward that goal. Thanks again to Ainsley and Jordan for helping me to soon reach my goals after knee replacement surgery. "

Jeannie from Bedford Office

"The initial intro on this survey referenced a FIRST visit. This is not my first visit ..that needs clarification..a secondary or reworded question about ..say ..is it your first visit…? Y N. I have always gotten efficient and helpful service for my feet issues. All very user friendly and professional. Valuable assurances for any patient. Have always seen Dr Joe ..he is knowledgeable and explains everything clearly"

Elizabeth from Timverlake Office

"Mona's care is top-notch! She is extremely customer-oriented, personable, and truly concerned about her patients and their care. The level of care I received allowed me to improve with every visit. The home exercises Mona gave me were very helpful also. I continue to do them. Mona is a TRUE asset at RACV. I miss her, and I will call for her in the future if the need arises"

Deborah from Clifton Office

"The entire Forest office is helpful and friendly! Michael Richardson and Chelsey Lester are professional and caring! Their clinic demeanor is calm and relaxed while being supportive and encouraging! I highly recommend the Forest office for your physical therapy needs!"

Ann from Forest Office

"The receptionist at the registration counter was polite and helpful. Andy Tatum gave clear instructions and explanations. The visit went well and the manipulations eased the pain at those points. I look forward to the next appointment. "

Lydia from Clifton Office

"The therapists at this location are excellent in what they do. They helped my back and feet problems tremendously. I would highly recommend this facility. "

Mark from Moneta Office

"I would highly recommend the staff at this Rehab Associates location in Moneta to anyone who needs and who would benefit from physical therapy. The staff there is well trained, very professional and experienced and was successful in treating and eliminating my shoulder and neck pain and restoring full use and mobility to my left arm and shoulder through my physical therapy sessions with them. Lori Yeaman was my personal physical therapist at this location and she was great. She has an excellent personality for this type of medical service and is very good in designing a physical therapy program for patients that produces successful results. "

Norm from Moneta Office

"Everyone was extremely friendly and caring. The diabetic shoe evaluators were helpful in picking out just the right shoes for my feet "

Karen from Timberlake Office

"I've been to many physical therapy centers over the years and this is by far the BEST! "

Dawn from Moneta Office

"If at any time I need rehab therapy the Westlake office will be the place I want to go. Ben Hodges and Jessica are amazing and dedicated in their desire to help their patients recover fully."

Harry from Westlake Office

"Jason Gulstrom was my therapist for 3 months. If it wasn't for him and his continued support & encouragement, I would have never recovered as quickly as I did. My Ortho Surgeon called it a Christmas miracle! Jason and Amanda were so kind and even made sure my husband stayed comfortable & engaged during my therapy sessions (he was at every appointment). I told everyone who inquired about my experience at RA, I would not go to any other facility unless Jason and Amanda were part of their staff!
Rehab Assocs. should be proud to have Jason and Amanda part of their Appomattox team. "

Lisa from Appomattox Office

"Logan was very personable. I was nervous having never been to PT before. He makes his patients feel at ease. I would recommend him to family and friends."

Dana from Wards Road Office

"Very pleasant atmosphere and helpful showing the correct ways to exercise! While helping fix my shoulder I enjoyed my visits! Great staff!"

Diane from Monelison Office

"As with prior experience with Rehab Associates, all of my questions were answered. The plan of treatment was explained, and I feel confident that my course of treatment will bring me good results. Everyone at the Westlake facility is very helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. I have recommended this office many times. "

Linda from Westlake Office

"All the therapists worked well together as a team. They were helpful and always very considerate. It was a pleasure to work around such a upbeat group of professionals. "

Vera from Rustburg Office

"All the therapists worked well together as a team. They were helpful and always very considerate. It was a pleasure to work around such a upbeat group of professionals. "

Vera from Rustburg Office

"I was treated with kindness and respect. Would recommend this rehab to anyone. Most of us "old folk" are fearful of embarrassment. There is no embarrassment because you are having fun while you work. I will miss the friends I made."

Nancy from Timberlake Office

"In 2 separate sessions, I've worked with Matthew & Lindsay for the treatment of a soas bursitis condition in my right hip. While this continues to be a chronic condition, the treatment I've gotten from both individuals has greatly reduced my pain level & improved my quality of life. They have been very receptive to my feedback & extremely aware of my progress, during individual sessions & overall. I would not hesitate to revisit them for any physical therapy requirements & recommend them to anyone with these needs. Matthew & Lindsay are a credit to your organization. "

Mike from Amherst Office

"The Staff at Appomattox Rehab are so concerned for each of their clients. I could not have received better care anywhere else. I finished my therapy feeling like a different person than when I started therapy. Thank you."


Jeanette from Appomattox Office

"KATIE AND HER STAFF WERE VERY HELPFUL IN ACHIEVING MY GOALS. ALWAYS PUT MY COMFORT AT THE FOREFRONT OF MY TREATMENT ALWAYS COURTEOUS AND POLITE. THANKS, LADIES FOR A GREAT EXPERIENCE IN THEROPHIE "


Roger from Brookneal Office

"My family and I have used the services at Rehab Assoc. for many years. Each time we get injured or have surgery or need new orthotics fitted we head to see Dr. Joe and his employees at the Timberlake office. Always friendly and very helpful. Of course, we only get together when we are having pain but they get you back going asap. The only rehab office I visit here is Lynchburg. "


James from Timberlake Office

"Excellent treatment by Dr Kristin Woodall and Jeff T. I would recommend Rehab Associates to anyone needing treatment. "


Mark from Timberlake Office

"Karen was professional, and got more out of me than I thought was possible! "


Philip from Appomattox Office

"They have helped me get from surgery to light weight-bearing and have the utmost confidence they will have me walking again in the near further."


John from Rustburg Office

"I was very well pleased with my treatments. Therapist Cate Lowe was professional in every way. She explained things well, guided me through each exercise, and provided materials to help me do at-home sessions.
I would have given a five-star rating, however, I was not pleased with my initial contact at the clinic. When I arrived the first time the two receptionists were talking, and I waited several minutes before they even acknowledged that I was standing at the front desk. It was not a good first impression. Also, at my last visit, the receptionist said I needed to pay $21. I asked why since my deductible had been met at a prior session. She checked again and said I did not need to pay anything. "


James from Clifton Office

"I have been working with Lindsay on many areas of my body, hip replacement form UVA, several areas of my back from lower to upper ,IT Band severe damage, and a shoulder injury. She is very knowledgeable and upbeat to not let you get discouraged. "


Diane from Amherst Office

"I have been going for treatment from Dr. Andy and Megan for quite a while (not sure of the starting date) and they have changed my life. I am a cancer survivor (neck/tongue) and have had a lot of neck pain that was restricting my normal life. Through their very hard work and guidance I am now moving my neck as I did before cancer and the radiation\chemotherapy and side effects that followed. Plus, they are just very good people. They care very much about me as a patient and also as a person. I am impressed with their work. So much so I am convinced that they can help ease my chronic back pain/poor flexibility. I have an appointment at the end of the month with my family doctor. I am going to talk with him about prescribing for me physical therapy to help ease this painful/restricted part of me that is my back. Please convey to Dr. Andy and Megan a heartfelt thank you so much for their hard work. I hope to see them again soon! "


Dan from Clifton Office

"Jordan has gone above and beyond with my care. He makes me feel comfortable and gives me hope that I can improve my balance and co-ordination"


Deborah from Forest Brook Office

"After enduring 4 months of excruciating pain in my left leg, an Orthopedic doctor recommended physical therapy. Kristen Woodall worked with me for 9 weeks and I am pain-free! She listened to me and developed a plan to address my issues and also provided recommendations to do at home to avoid a reoccurrence. My experience at Rehab Associates was wonderful. I would highly recommend the facility and Dr. Kristen Woodall."

Karen from Timberlake Office

"After enduring 4 months of excruciating pain in my left leg, an Orthopedic doctor recommended physical therapy. Kristen Woodall worked with me for 9 weeks and I am pain-free! She listened to me and developed a plan to address my issues and also provided recommendations to do at home to avoid a reoccurrence. My experience at Rehab Associates was wonderful. I would highly recommend the facility and Dr. Kristen Woodall."

Karen from Timberlake Office

"Mary Wallman is THE best. She seems genuinely concerned about her patients and does everything she can to make them better."

Margaret from Clifton Office

"I had a very good first visit with them. They all seemed to be very knowledgeable."

Delores from Bedford Office

"Top-notch facility in my opinion. Your staff is very professional. Very friendly and customer service-oriented. Their objective is very apparent to heal the patient."

Bill from Amherst Office

"Everyone at the office is very friendly and Matt is so knowledgeable. I feel confident in the treatment plan that was presented to me."

Sheila from Forest Office

"Jordan and Lindsey were terrific to work with. They were knowledgeable and patient while explaining things to me."

Jean from Forest Office

"I always choose Rehab Associates any time I need physical therapy. They've been my choice for over 30 years."

Barbara from Clifton Office

"Rehab Associates of Moneta is a fantastic rehabilitation facility. Everyone there is professional, warm and friendly. I wouldn't consider going elsewhere."

Dawn from Moneta Office

"Everyone is always courteous and helpful. Scheduling has been easy, and you are always encouraged to work as hard as you can."

Thomas from Timberlake Office

"Very professional knew my problems, and very friendly. I am better but will need further treatment when possible."

Yvonne from Forest Office

"PT Douglas Hines was excellent -- listened to all I told him and was able to determine that therapy was not necessary at this time, but recommended I continue to use the gym equipment, which I will do."

Richard from Monelison Office

"My experience was excellent. Everyone is friendly and helpful with the clients and each other. The atmosphere is professional and competent. Being there was beneficial and I am pleased with my progress"

Dona from Rustburg Office

"Both Olivia and Kayla were very attentive and listen to my concerns and implemented exercises that improved my overall well-being and reduced my pain level as well as gave me input on how I can maintain this wellness and reduce future risk of re-injuring myself"

Charlie from Rustburg Office

"I was seen at the Clifton office by Dr. Tatom, Megan, and Claire. They were awesome! My TMJ symptoms were greatly allievated. THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO!!"

Loyaola from Clifton Office

"I was seen at the Clifton office by Dr. Tatom, Megan, and Claire. They were awesome! My TMJ symptoms were greatly allievated. THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO!!"

Loyaola from Clifton Office

"I would say to anyone who is worried about getting into Physical Therapy for the first time for themselves or for someone else; those who are elderly, or have a child in need. For those who are pre-op, post-op, or have new injuries, chronic problems, have been in an accident, for safety reasons or those who simply want to better there health in general. Do it, & do it here at the Monelison office. It can be scarry at first, & yes, there is pain; but the staff knows their craft & care, & will help you as much as they can with the pain. They will even walk you out to your car, or the ride waiting for you. If they don't, speak up. From the beginning before you begin, you can speak with someone & ask all of the questions you would like to regarding treatment as well as insurance & how it all works with your Doctor(s). Continue asking questions throughout your sessions until you understand what the staff means & how it all affects you their client. They want to know how you feel along the way & they are there for you. The staff will welcome you in, treat you like family, & diligently work for your better health. They also offer gym memberships that are worth looking into, & they will allow a parent/guardian to sit in the workout room with their child. It is worth it, I know because I am a long-term client."

Joanna from Monelison Office

"Lori Yeaman is an excellent physical therapist. She has been my physical therapist for about nine weeks and I feel that she has helped me achieve the goals I set for myself in getting back to almost 100%! Thank you, Lori."

Gloria from Moneta Office

 

"Catherine is terrific. She is so knowledgeable."

Sally from Moneta Office

 

"Excellent professional service. My back is feeling better after every session."

Les from Moneta Office

 

"The rehab I received at the Forest location was successful. Matt knew how to treat my condition and was very knowledgeable and respectful. I felt very comfortable with him. I would use Rehab Associates again but I hope I don’t need rehab again."

Sue from Forest Office

 

"Jesse and Ben explained every exercise I did. They told me why and what I was doing it for. They never pushed me beyond my limit and encouraged me every step!"

Wanda from Westlake Office

 

"I've been helped several times at Rehab Associates. I recommend them to anyone who has physical problems."

Jill from Bedford Office

 

"I was having some serious back issues and went to Rehab Associates to get some relief. I was assigned to Hope Trent, and I was amazed at how fast I improved. In addition, my sessions there were so much fun I looked forward to them. It was always a great time and such fun! I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for pain relief or rehabilitation after an accident or surgery. The next time I need physical therapy I will for sure be heading back there."

 

Cherie from Monelison Office

 

"The staff at the Brookneal office were stellar in the care of my shoulder. They were clear in communicating treatment goals and the purpose behind the various exercises. Very professional and personable."

Brian from Brookneal Office

 

"I learned a lot of exercises that have made a big difference in healing my injuries."

Peter from Rustburg Office

 

"A group fully interested in helping you. Helping you obtain better health."

Donald from Rustburg Office

 

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