Results Physiotherapy located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina is a leading outpatient physical therapy clinic with convenient scheduling, patient-focused care, and personalized treatment plans. We are committed to treating each patient promptly with integrity, honesty, and compassion. Visit our website for a complete list of services and treatments or to request an appointment.

For reliable, patient-centered subspecialty orthopedics and urgent care, choose EmergeOrtho Chapel Hill Orthopedic Clinic at 100 Perkins Drive, Chapel Hill, NC. Our Chapel Hill location offers various services and specialties, including Orthopedic Urgent Care, Back, Neck & Spine, Bone Health, and Diagnostics. Our dedicated physicians prioritize delivering exceptional care. With a network of over sixteen practices in the Triangle area,... Read More about EmergeOrtho Chapel Hill | Orthopedic Clinic

I have been an occupational therapist for 29 years and was drawn to this field by its focus on helping people regain independence in the activities that matter most. I value building strong relationships with my patients, listening to their goals, and working together to create personalized care plans that promote long-term function and well-being. My clinical interests include hand... Read More about Lisa M. Pollard, MS, OTR/L

Pediatric physical therapy allows me to work with children to access their world with greater confidence. I am passionate about working with children and their families in gaining skills to assist them in engaging and participating fully in life. I strive to create an environment for kids that focuses on respect, self-empowerment and fun. It’s incredibly rewarding to be a... Read More about Shelley Rhudy, MPT

My approach to patient care is rooted in a belief that every person is unique, and their treatment should be as individualized as they are. I focus on evidence-based practices, working collaboratively with each patient to create a personalized treatment plan that not only addresses their immediate concerns but also empowers them to take control of their long-term health. My... Read More about Mary Lacke, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS

I chose to be an occupational therapist to be able to get people back into activities they enjoy doing. I wanted to choose a career where I could combine my love of science and helping others in a holistic approach. My areas of special interest are hand therapy, outpatient upper extremity rehabilitation, and custom orthosis fabrication. Outside of work, I... Read More about Christina G. Lee, MSOT, OTR/L

I became a physical therapist to assist people in getting back to their normal function and living pain-free. It’s incredibly fulfilling to play a role in helping patients overcome challenges and regain their quality of life. My philosophy of care is simple: movement is medicine. I emphasize the importance of staying active and believe that movement is a key component... Read More about Joshua P. Thomas, DPT, PT

My passion for physical therapy started during a hospital shadowing experience, where I watched a physical therapist assist a patient take steps for the first time in months. To this day, I still remember the patient’s overwhelming joy as she cried tears of happiness and thanked her physical therapist. At that moment, I realized physical therapy is such a broad... Read More about Stephanie Marvin, PT, DPT

I chose to become a physical therapist because I enjoyed using movement to help people feel and function better. My approach to patient care includes a heavy emphasis on including the patient as an active participant in their care so they can understand the “how” and “why” of their treatment, while relying on current evidence and research to drive decision... Read More about Michael Amato, PT, DPT

I became a physical therapist so that I could help people with musculoskeletal-related difficulties get back to living their lives to the fullest and to promote lifelong physical activity and movement. I believe in taking a holistic and person-centered approach focused on promoting self-efficacy with self-management. By the time I am done working with someone, my goal is to make... Read More about Kelsi M. Kazmierczak, PT, DPT

I became a physical therapist after witnessing the impact that it had on my grandfather’s recovery. I take great satisfaction in treating orthopedic conditions across all age groups. As a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) since 2013, I have been committed to helping athletes and weekend warriors recover from injuries. Additionally, I am passionate about injury prevention in athletic,... Read More about Alexander Hsiao, PT, DPT, MHA, CSCS

I chose to become a physical therapist because I had a desire to work closely with patients and help them reach their desired goals. I love connecting with people and learning about what they want to accomplish so that I can use my love of exercise and anatomy to put together a game plan that increases their confidence and quality... Read More about Emma C. Edge, PT, DPT

I chose to become a physical therapist because it combines my interest in wellness/exercise with helping patients navigate challenging periods in their life due to pain and/or injury. I believe that a strong patient-clinician relationship is built by mutual trust, open communication, and collaborative goal setting. I utilize exercise and movement to facilitate recovery and increase patients’ participation in their... Read More about Melanie R. Hudson, PT, DPT

I am a former college athlete who dealt with numerous injuries over the years. I gained a great deal of knowledge of physical therapy while going through it with shoulder and knee surgeries. I wanted to go into a field that I could assist people in returning to an active lifestyle, improve function, and decrease pain. I enjoy seeing a... Read More about Charles Overman, PTA