Bethesda · Friendship Heights
Physical Therapy near Friendship Heights
Our Bethesda clinic is one Metro stop from Friendship Heights — useful for the apartment-tower residents along Wisconsin Ave, professionals at the corporate buildings near the Metro, and shoppers using the Chevy Chase Pavilion and Mazza Gallerie. We treat the full DC/MD-line professional and active adult demographic.
Who we treat from Friendship Heights
Friendship Heights residents in the Wisconsin Ave high-rises, professionals at the Friendship Heights office buildings, shoppers and workers around the Chevy Chase Pavilion, and active adults along the DC/MD border.
Getting here
Friendship Heights Metro (Red Line) is one stop north of Bethesda Metro — about 3 minutes on the train, 10 minutes total door-to-door. By car, 10–15 minutes via Wisconsin Ave or Bradley Boulevard.
6931 Arlington Rd, Bethesda, MD 20814
Conditions we commonly treat for Friendship Heights patients
- Back pain — desk worker and professional caseload
- Neck pain and tech neck
- Sciatica
- Knee arthritis and runner's knee
- Post-surgical rehab
- Shoulder pain
- Balance and fall prevention for older adults
Same-week appointments
We verify your insurance at intake — usually same day. Most patients are evaluated within the week.
Book an EvaluationFrequently asked questions
How easy is it to get to your Bethesda clinic from Friendship Heights?
Very — one stop north on the Red Line, about 3 minutes on the train. Total door-to-door is around 10 minutes.
Can I park nearby?
Free 2-hour street parking on Arlington Rd and adjacent blocks at our Bethesda clinic. Most Friendship Heights patients take Metro.
Do you have evening hours?
We have late-afternoon and early-evening slots on most weekdays — call to confirm what's open this week.
Do you accept my insurance?
We're in-network with Medicare, CareFirst BCBS, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, and Tricare. Self-pay $150 per session.