Glenelg's mix of horse country, large properties, and one of the county's most sports-active school communities produces a very recognizable caseload at my Columbia clinic — student-athletes in season, riders year-round, and parents whose own aches got postponed one season too many.
Why Glenelg patients choose SKYE
Every session is a full 80 minutes, one-on-one with me — Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy, board-certified orthopaedic specialist (OCS), fellowship-trained manual therapist (FAAOMPT), and certified dry needling instructor. No referral is needed under Maryland's direct-access law, and I file out-of-network reimbursement claims for you through Reimbursify.
Conditions I commonly treat for Glenelg residents
Student-athletes bring ankle sprains, hamstring strains, shin splints, and ACL rehabilitation. Riders and active adults bring low back pain, sciatica, and shoulder injuries. For persistent muscular pain, trigger point dry needling — a technique I help teach to other clinicians — often changes the trajectory.
Getting here from Glenelg
The clinic is at 10705 Charter Drive, Suite 420, Columbia, MD 21044 — roughly 15–18 minutes via Route 32 toward US-29, just off the Charter Drive exit near The Mall in Columbia. Free parking in the dedicated lot.
Hours around practice and school
Weekday appointments start at 6:30 AM (no appointments on Wednesdays), with Saturday mornings for in-season athletes.
Take the first step: book online, start with a free 20-minute phone consultation, or call (410) 357-6500.