The 8 best physical therapy clinics in Charlotte
Most of the physical therapy practices here book every visit one-on-one with a therapist, and several work outside insurance networks. This list covers eight physical therapy clinics in Charlotte, Huntersville, Waxhaw and Mount Holly, from sports and orthopedic rehab to vestibular care and pelvic health for women, men and children. Posted cash rates run $130 to $250 a visit, and two clinics take Medicare. The list is for anyone recovering from an injury or surgery, new and expecting parents, and people who want to compare costs before booking. Entries are listed alphabetically, not ranked.
How we chose
Every clinic here names the physical therapists on staff on the clinic’s own website and showed 2026 activity: dated 2026 posts, a website updated in 2026 with current fees, or a live online booking page. Picks are based on the therapists’ training and credentials as each clinic lists them, the services on offer, posted prices and insurance terms, and practical details such as hours and parking. Credentials come from the clinics’ own sites because the state licensing board’s lookup could not be reached. A clinic that posts no street address was left out, along with clinics that could not show 2026 activity. Services are described as each clinic lists them, and none of this is medical advice. No clinic paid to be included.
Congruency Therapy & Wellness
Owner and founder Travis Gerrald, PT, DPT, CFMT, started the practice in Eastover in October 2020 and moved to Baxter Street in Midtown in February 2023. A Lake Norman location followed in 2024, and the stand-alone Cornelius clinic opened in September 2025. Every session is a full hour, one-on-one with the therapist. Functional Manual Therapy, dry needling and vestibular rehab are on the services list at both clinics, and the Midtown clinic adds therapeutic yoga, reformer Pilates and pelvic floor therapy.
Why we chose them
- Visits are out of network, with superbills provided and FSA and HSA cards accepted.
- Programs also cover GLP-1 medication users, post-mastectomy recovery and golf performance.
- Midtown hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays; Cornelius runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Midtown has surface parking and a connected two-level deck.
- In Cornelius, enter the far side of the Alexander Building to reach Suite 202.
Address: Charlotte (Midtown) — 1300 Baxter St., Suite 361, with a second clinic in Cornelius
Fixed Physical Therapy
Dr. Kristin Somerville runs this solo practice on the South End edge of Dilworth, and every session is one-on-one with no techs, according to the home page. She earned her DPT at Drexel University, moved to Georgia for an orthopedics and sports medicine residency and cites 10 years of outpatient experience. Services include manual therapy, dry needling, cupping and shockwave therapy.
Why we chose them
- A 40-minute evaluation is $150, and 40-minute follow-ups are $130.
- Patients get an invoice after each out-of-network visit to file with insurance.
- A free 15-minute phone consultation comes before booking.
- Hours run 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., so early slots suit people heading to work.
- Book online through the Book now button on the website.
Address: Charlotte (Dilworth) — 218 E. Tremont Ave., Suite B
Fundamental Physical Therapy
Darlene Ryan, PT, PCES, PPHAP, moved to Charlotte after graduating from Daemen College in 1997 and started this Huntersville practice in 2019. The practice says the work centers on pelvic health for women and children, and the pediatric program covers bedwetting, constipation and potty-training problems, as the practice describes them. Parents looking for pediatric pelvic care north of Charlotte are the audience.
Why we chose them
- An initial evaluation is $250 for an hour, and follow-ups are $140.
- Care is fee-for-service, with receipts for out-of-network reimbursement.
- A card on file is required at the first visit.
- Cancellations inside 24 hours cost $70, waived if rescheduled the same week.
- Come without older kids if possible; content infants in carriers are welcome.
Address: Huntersville — 9541 Julian Clark Ave., Suite 201
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Jennie Murray Physical Therapy
Dr. Jennie Murray, PT, DPT, holds a master’s and a doctorate in physical therapy from UCSF and has practiced since 2004. The Waxhaw practice says the focus is pelvic floor and orthopedic care for women and men, including pregnancy and postpartum, and the conditions list also includes balance and vestibular problems and post-operative rehab. Dr. Mary Parker McKay, PT, DPT, is the second therapist.
Why we chose them
- A first visit is a 60-minute one-on-one session.
- No referral is required, though insurers may want one for out-of-network claims.
- Changes with less than 24 hours’ business notice carry a $90 fee.
- A free phone consultation is available before booking.
- Go to the North Broome Street clinic; the Waxhaw Parkway address is for mail only.
Address: Waxhaw — 616 N. Broome St., Suite 103
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Kinetix Physiotherapy and Performance
A 5,000-square-foot gym and clinic in downtown Mount Holly, this practice has served the Charlotte metro since 2020, according to the About page. Physical therapists Dr. Marisa Littmann, Dr. Garrett Foland and Lesley Pacitto, PT, MPT, cover orthopedic, pre- and post-surgery and women’s health care, and the services list adds dry needling and a TPI golf screen.
Why we chose them
- The clinic is in network with BlueCross BlueShield, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, Cigna, Aetna and MedCost.
- Self-pay rates are available for patients paying out of pocket.
- Normatec compression, cupping and percussion sessions can be booked without insurance.
- Online scheduling and payment links are on the website.
Address: Mount Holly — 420 E. Central Ave.
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Meaningful Movement
Dr. Crystal Myers, PT, DPT, opened this south Charlotte practice in July 2020 and has worked as a vestibular specialist since 2013, adding an advanced vestibular certification through the University of Pittsburgh in 2025. The team includes vestibular specialist Dr. Rebecca Sidlovsky, PT, DPT, and occupational therapist Molli Loiselle, OTR/L, who handles pelvic health, and Pilates-based rehab is on the list too.
Why we chose them
- The prompt-pay rate is $175 for a first evaluation and $155 for follow-ups.
- The practice participates in Medicare Part B but is out of network with commercial plans.
- Most follow-ups last 45 to 60 minutes, one-on-one.
- Fridays and after-hours visits are by appointment only.
- Free discovery calls book through the online portal, and no prescription is needed.
Address: Charlotte (south Charlotte) — 7401 Carmel Executive Park Drive, Suite 305
PTforHer Pelvic Health & Wellness
Dr. Quana Tribble Jackson, PT, DPT, PCES, a Charlotte native known to patients as Dr. Q, founded this practice and leads the therapy. She earned a degree in allied health science from Howard University in 2008 and her DPT from Emory University in 2011. The practice says the focus is women’s pelvic health, pregnancy and postpartum care.
Why we chose them
- Sessions are one-on-one in a private room, with the same specialist each visit.
- Techniques listed include exercise, manual therapy, cupping, dry needling and meditation.
- Telehealth visits are available for new moms not ready to leave the house.
- The website posts no hours, prices or insurance terms, so ask when booking.
Address: Charlotte — 322 Lamar Ave., Suite 214
Queen City Pelvic PT
Dr. Ana Yesmin Karim, PT, DPT, PYT, a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill and of Winston-Salem State University’s DPT program, founded this practice, which says the focus is pelvic pain, sexual health, postpartum recovery, bladder and bowel issues, menopause and post-surgical rehab. The site has separate women’s and men’s health pages and describes the care as trauma-informed.
Why we chose them
- An initial evaluation is $210 for 60 minutes; follow-ups are $160 for 60 minutes.
- The practice is out of network and provides a superbill for claims.
- Telehealth consultations and Medical Therapeutic Yoga sessions are available.
- Group seminars on pelvic awareness are offered for mom groups and retirement communities.
Address: Charlotte (Park Road) — 4108 Park Road, Suite 406
See the full directory listing
Prices, hours and opening status last checked November 13, 2026. Call ahead where an entry says to.
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