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Hours
Monday: 9:30AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 1 - 5PM
Wednesday: 9:30AM - 5PM
Thursday: 1 - 5PM
Friday: 9:30AM - 3:30PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
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telehealth accepts credit cards gender-neutral restrooms asian-owned lgbtq-owned women-owned open to all
Ratings
Google: 5/5
deBorja Physical Therapy and Myofascial Release - Baltimore
848 W 36th St, Baltimore
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Seriously, we need to anoint Dr. Angie DeBorja as the patron saint of physical therapy. Over the past year-ish, I've had chronic back pain with unpredictable flareups. I had gone to two doctors and traditional PT all to still have a debilitating flareup afterwards. I went to Dr. Angie pretty desperate and trying to figure out next steps. From day one, her approach was very inviting, and a couple of weeks later, the pain has significantly gone down and i feel like I have the right tools/techniques to continue using in the future. Coming here is one of the best health investments of my life and highly recommend you go to this practice. Additionally, the one-on-one therapy...read full review
I had two hip replacements. They fixed the joints,but I had significant soft tissue issues over the following years. I started having so much pain in my thighs that I was having significant issues with climbing and descending stairs. In November I came across Angie’s website. I had tried so many other things that did not work and I was getting slightly desperate. I decided to try it. I am not exaggerating when I say that within 5 visits the pain was gone. I was able to climb and go down stairs without pain or having to hold onto railings. I am into my second session with Angie. We are working on a few other things now. Angie is highly skilled and one of the nicest...read full review
I can not say enough good things about Angie deBorja. She is an amazing care giver. I am sure that isn't the right word, but it is. She truly cares about her patients and listens. She takes the time to see how your moving and doesn't just address the one thing you think hurts or is bothering you, she digs deeper to see where it starts from. I came to her first for myofascial release therapy for planter fasciitis and am basically pain free from that now.We then moved into treating my bursitis and my body is feeling better then it has in years. 100% you should see her - you will not regret it!!