side by side photos; (l) physical therapist on right moving arm of patient (l)sitting on table; (r) person in red shirt bending knees holding large ball to side
Rehab 2 Perform opens in Harbor East. Photo via R2P

Baltimore fitness buffs have a new option for physical therapy in Harbor East as Rehab 2 Perform (R2P) has opened the doors of its first Baltimore City location.

R2P brings a fitness-forward approach to physical therapy and has grown to more than 15 locations across Maryland and Northern Virginia. Dr. Josh Funk founded Rehab 2 Perform in 2014, hoping to help people recover from injuries, build strength, and return to the activities they love.

glass doors and window of storefront
Entrance to Harbor Point Rehab 2 Perform. Photo via R2P website.

This is not the company’s first association with Baltimore, even though Harbor Point is the first Baltimore City location. R2P has supported the city’s active and sporting communities for more than a decade through running events, fitness partnerships, and community outreach. Now the company will plant roots in Harbor East.

“Rehab 2 Perform was built around a simple belief: everyone deserves access to the same standard of care we give elite athletes,” Funk said. “Harbor Point is exactly the kind of community that gets that. People here are active, driven, and expect more from their healthcare. Now that our doors are open, we’re excited to bring that standard of care directly to Baltimore. We’re not just here to help people recover. We’re here to help them Perform For Life.”

Two Baltimore residents will lead the opening of the new location: Dr. Samantha Dolch, DPT, ATC, and Dr. Haley Rykiel, DPT. The new Harbor Point clinic has an open, gym-based feel, though patients receive individualized, one-on-one care from a doctor of physical therapy. They get hands-on care, progressive exercises, strength development, and objective testing to prepare return to the rigors of their favorite sport, fitness, and everyday life.

“After 10 years of calling Baltimore home, I couldn’t be more excited to bring R2P to the city that has given me so much,” Dolch said. She began her physical therapy career in Baltimore and is now raising her family here.

“Baltimore has such a vibrant fitness community, and I couldn’t be prouder to call it home,” Rykiel added. “I’m excited to bring my passion for sports rehab to Charm City.”

Services include physical therapy and sports rehabilitation, post-surgical rehabilitation, pelvic health physical therapy, and running performance assessments.

Rehab 2 Perform Baltimore Harbor Point is located at 1413 Point Street in Baltimore. They are open and accepting patients now.

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