Clarksville and the River Hill community are a short drive down Route 108 from my Columbia clinic, and the patients who make that drive tend to share something: they value their time, and they want care that respects it. That's precisely what an 80-minute, one-on-one session model is for — fewer total visits, no waiting rooms full of double-booked patients, and a clear plan from the first evaluation.
Why Clarksville patients make the drive
Every session is entirely with me — Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy, board-certified orthopaedic clinical specialist (OCS), fellowship-trained manual therapist (FAAOMPT), and assistant dry needling instructor with Myopain Seminars. Maryland's direct-access law means no referral is needed, and as an out-of-network practice I file your reimbursement claims for you through Reimbursify. For busy professionals, the 6:30 AM appointments are often the deciding factor: treatment done before the commute starts.
Conditions I commonly treat for Clarksville residents
The Route 29/32 commuter life shows up in my clinic as low back pain, sciatica, and tension headaches from long sitting. Clarksville's active families bring youth-sport injuries — ankle sprains, hamstring strains, and ACL rehabilitation — and its golfers and racquet-sport players bring tennis elbow and rotator cuff problems. For persistent muscular pain, dry needling near Clarksville is frequently the turning point.
Getting here from Clarksville
The clinic is at 10705 Charter Drive, Suite 420, Columbia, MD 21044 — roughly 15 minutes via Route 108 East or Route 32 to US-29 North, just off the Charter Drive exit near The Mall in Columbia. Free parking in the dedicated lot.
Hours built for commuters
Weekday hours start at 6:30 AM (no appointments on Wednesdays), with Saturday morning appointments as well — designed so care fits before the workday, not instead of it.
Take the first step: book online with transparent per-service pricing, start with a free 20-minute phone consultation, or call (410) 357-6500.