Alexandria, Virginia
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At Fusion Rehab & Wellness in Alexandria, we help people overcome pain, recover from injury, and get back to doing what they love. Whether you’re dealing with chronic back pain, recovering from surgery, or just not moving like you used to, our licensed physical therapists are here to guide you—with personalized care that fits your life.
No red tape. No runaround. Just expert care that fits your life.
Finding the right care can feel overwhelming, especially when you are in pain. We will walk you through everything you need to know about accessing physical therapy in Alexandria, the conditions we treat, and how specialized care can help you avoid surgery and rely less on medication.
Alexandria is a city that moves. From the bustling commuters in Kingstowne to the active families in Del Ray, our community thrives on activity. However, that active lifestyle often comes with its share of aches, pains, and injuries.
Physical therapy in Alexandria is not just for athletes recovering from surgery; it is for anyone who wants to improve their movement and quality of life. Residents in neighborhoods like the West End, Carlyle, and Eisenhower Valley turn to physical therapy to address:
By choosing local care, you get treatment that fits your specific lifestyle needs, ensuring you can return to your daily routine without driving miles out of your way.
Our clinic on Richmond Highway is equipped to handle a wide variety of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. We move beyond generic exercises to provide targeted relief for the specific root cause of your pain.
Find out more about Pelvic Floor Therapy.
Fellowship-Trained Expertise
Led by Dr. Travis H. Stoner (PT, DPT, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT), our Alexandria team brings advanced manual therapy techniques and specialized treatments typically found only at major medical centers.
Orthopedic Manual Therapy – Advanced joint mobilization and soft tissue techniques
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation – Comprehensive recovery programs
Sports Injury Treatment – Get back to your active Northern Virginia lifestyle
Functional Dry Needling – Advanced pain management techniques
Postpartum Physical Therapy – Specialized women’s health services
Chronic Pain Management – Evidence-based approaches for lasting relief
PT, DPT, ATC, CIDN, PCES
Clinic Director/Partner
Alexandria
Kim opened Fusion's Alexandria clinic after directing a busy outpatient practice. A University of Pittsburgh graduate, she specializes in orthopedics, dry needling, manual therapy, women's pelvic health, sports medicine, runners, and functional movement analysis.
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Physical Therapist
Alexandria
Ingrid treats all orthopedic conditions and is a certified optometric vision therapist with an interest in running rehabilitation. Raised in Durango, Colorado, she earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy at Marymount University after years as a physical therapy aide.
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Physical Therapist
Alexandria
Madison earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy at Des Moines University after a kinesiology degree from Iowa State. She enjoys treating spinal conditions, scoliosis, and balance issues, and incorporates pain neuroscience education into her practice.
PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Alexandria
Jenielyn earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy at Tufts University School of Medicine after degrees in exercise science, and practiced in Colorado Springs before joining Fusion. Her clinical interests are the McKenzie Method, dry needling, vestibular rehabilitation, and pelvic floor therapy.
PT, DPT, MPH
Physical Therapist
Alexandria
Emily earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy at Hawaii Pacific University after an engineering degree from Colorado Boulder and a Master of Public Health from Tufts. A former personal trainer and yoga teacher, she believes education and active participation drive successful rehabilitation.
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Physical Therapy Assistant
Alexandria
Bryan graduated from the Northern Virginia Community College PTA program in May 2025 after earning a bachelor's degree in health, physical education, and exercise science at VCU. He treats general orthopedic outpatients and enjoys helping people return to what makes them happy.
Office Manager
Alexandria
Ben handles check-in, scheduling, and communication for the Alexandria clinic and wants to make the differences between insurance plans less confusing for patients. Born in Seattle and raised overseas, he has lived in Northern Virginia since 2011.
Office Administrator
Alexandria
Ondraya grew up in California, moved to Arizona in 2024, and relocated to Virginia in April 2026. As office administrator, she enjoys interacting with patients throughout their time in the clinic and wants everyone to feel treated with compassion and respect.
PT Technician
Alexandria
Riley grew up in Southern Maryland and is pursuing a kinesiology degree at the University of Maryland, College Park. As a technician, Riley keeps the Alexandria clinic organized, assists patients with exercises, and supports the therapists.
PT Tech
Alexandria
Eavan was born in Italy and raised in Hawaii and Virginia. With earlier clinical and volunteer experience in the medical field, her physical therapy technician role is her first official healthcare position, and she enjoys seeing patients regain their strength and confidence.
PT Tech
Alexandria
Katie, a lifelong Alexandria resident, earned her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science with a minor in Health Communications from Shenandoah University and spent five years as a camp counselor. As a physical therapy technician, she works alongside patients throughout their sessions.
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Marley grew up in Virginia, is a junior at Edison High School, and holds a CPR certification. As a physical therapy technician she enjoys seeing patients smile and wants every patient to leave feeling they received quality care and an enjoyable experience.
PT Tech
Alexandria
Shoji grew up as a military child on both coasts and studies in the Physical Therapist Assistant program at Northern Virginia Community College. As a technician he values a clinic that learns who each patient is and their goals beyond rehabilitation.
PT Tech
Alexandria
David, born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area, worked as a swim coach and landscaping crew manager before joining Fusion and is certified in CPR/AED and HIPAA. A former physical therapy patient, he builds genuine connections with patients during their rehabilitation.
PT Tech
Alexandria
Originally from Haiti and raised partly in Medford, Massachusetts, Llussamarc holds a bachelor's degree in Health Sciences and a Clinical Medical Assistant certification, served in the Army, and speaks three languages. She hopes every patient experiences kindness, care, and respect.
When back pain goes untreated or undertreated, it has a way of creeping into every corner of your life — your work, your sleep, your ability to move freely, and the activities that bring you joy.
Whether it’s a sharp ache that came on suddenly or a dull tension you’ve been managing for years, ignoring back pain rarely makes it better. Without the right care, small problems become chronic ones — and chronic pain has a way of becoming a new normal you never asked for.
Back pain limits your range of motion, making everyday activities — sitting at a desk, bending down, picking up your kids — feel harder and riskier than they should.
When you protect one area of pain, you unknowingly overload other joints and muscles, setting the stage for secondary injuries to knees, hips, and shoulders.
Rest, ice, and a one-size-fits-all exercise sheet rarely resolve the root cause. Without a personalized treatment plan, back pain often returns — and gets worse with each episode.
“Bryan was my primary PT and there’s no question he played a huge part in getting me from a point where I could barely walk to being back to almost 100% where I was before my injury.”
— J.Y., Alexandria, VA
5.0 Stars — 288 Google Reviews from real patients
People from Del Ray, Taylor Run, Rose Hill, Belle Haven and Huntington also visit this clinic.
Specialized care for Belle Haven residents including golf-related injuries, tennis rehabilitation, and executive wellness programs.
The Belle Haven community is known for its active, affluent residents who demand excellence in all aspects of their lives, including healthcare. Our clinic recognizes that Belle Haven residents often lead busy, high-stress professional lives while maintaining active recreational pursuits at Belle Haven Country Club and beyond.
Dr. Stoner’s extensive credentials and fellowship-level training make him uniquely qualified to serve this discerning community. Whether you’re dealing with a golf swing-related back injury, tennis elbow from weekend matches, or chronic pain from long work hours, our personalized approach ensures you receive the premium care you expect.
Golf-Specific Rehabilitation Many Belle Haven residents are avid golfers at Belle Haven Country Club. Dr. Stoner’s expertise in biomechanics and sports medicine makes him the ideal choice for golf-related injuries, swing analysis, and performance optimization.
