Your new physical therapy and sports rehab experts in Tysons Corner.
Rehab 2 Perform is bringing their fitness focused physical therapy company to Tysons Corner!
R2P serves the community with a modern approach to Physical Therapy and Sports Rehab. Providing a personalize plan of care with 1-on-1 sessions, Rehab 2 Perform sees an array of clients ages 8 to 88 ranging from the active adult, competitive athlete, and those just looking to be more active.
The new location, just off 495 and Leesburg Pike, features an open concept that feels more like a gym and an athletic training room rather than a medical office, and provides an amazing atmosphere that is engaging and welcoming.
Whether it is the daily aches and pains, or a major injury from overtraining or playing sports, their experienced staff focuses more on movement, providing the education to reduce the risk of re-injury, and empowering you to lead a healthier and active lifestyle.
Check out what Rehab 2 Perform has to offer and how they can get you back in the gym, on the field of play, or just chasing the children in the backyard pain free! Accepting all major insurances, including Tricare, R2P will have you Ready 2 Perform for Life.
Learn more at Rehab2Perform.com, or Schedule a FREE Injury Consult Here. And check out their Free Guides & Resources to help you Perform Now!
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