About Us
Progressive Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center is a therapist owned private practice providing physical therapy services across the rehabilitation spectrum. Established in June of 1988, our fundamental operating philosophy has been and always will be, “Quality Care.”
Our Mission:
To provide comprehensive evaluations and the highest standards of rehabilitative care available to return patients to their optimum level of function as quickly and safely as possible.
Our Treatment Philosophy:
An essential aspect of any physical therapy treatment program is the evaluation. At Progressive Physical Therapy, a thorough evaluation is performed on each patient, and goals are established based on returning patient to full functionality. At this point, a comprehensive treatment program is implemented based on the evaluation and established goals to return the individual to optimum function.
All patients receive direct hands-on one-on-one treatment on each visit by a licensed professional. We cater to your specific needs. Our goal is to return you to your normal daily activities as soon as possible. We can help you solve some of your most frustrating problems: lower back pain, job related injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, sports injuries, neck pain and whiplash, and many more.
Direct hands-on 1-on-1 treatment at each visit by a licensed professional.
MEET THE OWNERS
Eric Lawrence, PT
Eric earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from West Virginia University in 2010 and has been with Progressive since October of 2011. In 2014 he earned his Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS) certification from the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties, becoming the first in the area to do so.
Christopher T. Whiteman, MPT
Chris joined Progressive Physical Therapy following graduation from Allegany College’s Physical Therapist Assistant program in 1996. Chris returned to West Virginia University’s school of Physical Therapy in June of 2002, received his master’s degree in Physical Therapy in June of 2005 and returned to full-time clinical practice in July 2005 at the Cumberland facility.