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Matthew
Carrico, PT
matt@hamptonpt.com
Treating
patients at our Hampton, NH location
Matt
graduated from Northeastern University
in 1993.
He has focused his career on spinal
dysfunction, outpatient orthopedics
and sports medicine with a focus on
biomechanical assessment of the golf
swing and golf related injuries.
In 1999 he moved to the UK to broaden
his clinical skills studying advanced
manual therapy and manipulation
techniques. From 2000 to 2002 he
worked on the PGA European Tour and
became the first American to work in
English professional cricket as head
Physiotherapist for Yorkshire Cricket
Club for the 2001 and 2002 seasons. He
returned to the US in 2003 where he
added to his experience on the LPGA
Tour.
He brought this experience to the
Seacoast area to treat a variety of
spinal, orthopedic chronic pain
postoperative rehab and sports injury
conditions.
Matt is a partner along with Kate
Dulac Serodio in this practice and primarily
treats his patients at the Hampton, NH
location.
Melissa
Gahr, P.T.
Hampton,
NH clinic AND Seabrook,
NH clinic
melissa@hamptonpt.com
Melissa came to Hampton PT with over
15 years experience treating
musculoskeletal and neurologic
impairments. She is a graduate of
Northeastern University with a
Bachelor of Science in Physical
Therapy. Melissa also graduated from
Long Island University with an
Advanced Master’s Degree in Adult
Neurologic Rehabilitation. Before
moving to NH, Melissa worked at New
York University Medical Center as a
senior therapist and clinical
instructor. She rotated through all of
the tracts of the Rusk Institute which
is world renowned center for
rehabilitation in the center of New
York City. These rotations included
experience with Traumatic Brain
Injury, Strokes, spinal cord injury,
acute care, chest and cardiopulmonary
Physical Therapy, cardiac
rehabilitation, vestibular
rehabilitation and orthopedics &
sports medicine. Melissa became the
most interested in orthopedics and
sports medicine and has focused in
this area over the past decade. Before
leaving NYU, Melissa also developed a
community outreach education program
for osteoporosis that still exists at
NYU today. Melissa chose to leave NYU
to work in private practice focusing
on orthopedics while working toward
her certification in the McKenzie
Method for Mechanical Diagnosis and
treatment of spinal dysfunction. At
Hampton Physical Therapy Melissa works
in both the Seabrook and Hampton
locations helping her patients achieve
their rehabilitation goals.
Jessica
Balon, DPT Hampton,
NH clinic
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Kate
Dulac Serodio, DPT.
kate@hamptonpt.com
Treating
patients at our Seabrook, NH location
Kate
graduated from Simmons College with
her Doctorate degree in Physical
Therapy and concentration on Health Studies.
After completing her residency, Kate
continued to focus on outpatient
orthopedics before joining Hampton
Physical Therapy 4 years ago.
Kate
has now expanded the Hampton Physical
Therapy practice to Seabrook where she
continues to aid the rehabilitation
needs of patients in the greater
seacoast area.
Kate
is one of the first local PT’s to
become certified in the Graston
Technique™ which
incorporates a patented instrument
that enables clinicians to effectively
detect and treat scar tissue and
restrictions that affect normal
function. Kate has found this
technique to be very successful in
treating chronic and acute conditions
such as plantar fascitis, Achilles
tendonosis, tennis elbow, and tension
headaches. Kate also performs
biomechanical assessment of the foot,
allowing her to cast custom orthotics
and prescribe footwear.
Dan
Lombardi, DPT
Seabrook,
NH clinic
dan@hamptonpt.com
Daniel is a graduate of Franklin Pierce
earning his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2009.
Daniel chose to become a Physical Therapist while pursuing his
undergraduate degree in Biology at the University of New Hampshire
where he realized a passion for sports medicine.
During his Doctorate Studies, Daniel worked with patients
throughout the seacoast area focusing on individuals recovering from
total joint replacements, spinal injuries, and chronic and acute
conditions. Now
at Hampton Physical Therapy of Seabrook he is concentrating on
increasing his skills working with spinal dysfunction through
mobilization/manipulations and progressive resistive strengthening
which targets the individuals’ pathology.
Daniel takes a full system approach to all patients by
including a biomechanical assessment of the foot to include footwear
prescription and allowing him to cast custom foot orthotics.
Daniel enjoys helping his patients meet their individual recovery
goals whether it’s returning to sports, taking a daily walk or just
waking up pain free.
Daniel resides in Stratham NH with his wife and two young
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