Harbor East residents now have a new option for high‑quality physical therapy as Rehab 2 Perform (R2P) opens its first Baltimore City location at 1413 Point Street. The clinic, named Harbor Point, reflects the company’s fitness‑forward approach that blends traditional rehab with a gym‑like environment.
Founder’s vision drives the new center
Dr. Josh Funk founded Rehab 2 Perform in 2014 with a simple belief: “Everyone deserves access to the same standard of care we give elite athletes.” After expanding to more than 15 locations across Maryland and Northern Virginia, R2P chose Harbor East because the neighborhood’s active, driven community aligns with that mission.
Local clinicians lead the effort
Two Baltimore‑based doctors of physical therapy will head the new clinic: Dr. Samantha Dolch, DPT, ATC, and Dr. Haley Rykiel, DPT. Dolch, a longtime Baltimore resident, said, “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.” Rykiel added, “Baltimore has such a vibrant fitness community, and I’m proud to call it home. I’m excited to bring my passion for sports rehab to Charm City.”
What patients can expect
Patients at the Harbor Point clinic receive one‑on‑one care from a doctor of physical therapy, hands‑on treatment, progressive exercise programming, strength development and objective testing. Services include sports rehabilitation, post‑surgical rehabilitation, pelvic health physical therapy and running performance assessments. The open, gym‑style setting is designed to help patients transition smoothly from therapy to the rigors of their favorite sports, fitness activities and everyday life.
Community ties and future outlook
Rehab 2 Perform has supported Baltimore’s active and sporting communities for more than a decade through running events, fitness partnerships and outreach. The new Harbor East location deepens those ties and provides a local venue for residents seeking to recover from injury, improve performance or maintain long‑term health.
The clinic is open and accepting patients immediately. Appointments can be scheduled by calling the clinic or visiting the Rehab 2 Perform website.
Original reporting: Baltimore Fishbowl — read the source article.
