Meet theTeam.

With over 13 years in the fitness industry, Hannah's passion for health and wellness has fueled her dedication as a physical therapist. She is committed to providing top tier care for all of her patients. Her mission as a Doctor of Physical Therapy is to empower her patients to prioritize health and optimize movement so they can live a fulfilling and abundant life.

Hannah's own fitness training consists of strength and conditioning, running, biking, and Yoga. Outside of work and exercise, she enjoys boating, adventures with her dog, Dixie, cooking, and live music.

Dr. Brian Joseph is dedicated and committed to the well-being of his patients promoting health, wellness, and fitness as integral components of both treatment and daily life. Dr. Joseph earned his Bachelor's degree in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology from University of Florida in 2016, laying the foundation for his journey into the field of physical therapy. Subsequently, he achieved his Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from Nova Southeastern University in 2019.

Dr. Joseph has worked in outpatient orthopedics, garnering invaluable experience working with diverse populations, including athletes, neurological patients, and the geriatric community. His proficiency extends to Dry Needling, a specialized skill that underscores his commitment to employing cutting-edge techniques for patient care.

Beyond the clinic, Dr. Joseph finds fulfillment in exercise, travel, quality time with family and friends, and unwavering support for his favorite football team, the Giants. Dr. Joseph's journey into physical therapy is not merely professional but deeply personal. Notably, he successfully encouraged his father to embrace fitness, witnessing firsthand the transformative impact it had on his health. With an unwavering belief in movement as medicine, Dr. Brian Joseph is dedicated to empowering others to enhance the quality of their lives.

Dr. Erika Fassler-Angelico graduated from Nova Southeastern University in 2019 and has been practicing as an outpatient orthopedic physical therapist for the past 6 years. Erika uses a holistic and root cause approach to patient care. She uses her clinical expertise of movement analysis to narrow down exactly where dysfunction is coming from. By combining dry needling, manual therapy, blood flow restriction, and targeted exercise Erika is able to create lasting solutions for her patients.

Over the past year, Erika has been dedicated to helping clients overcome dysfunction related to pelvic floor conditions. She recently completed her Level 1 Pelvic Floor Certification, equipping her to assist individuals dealing with issues such as prolapse and incontinence, particularly for those experiencing challenges during pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, and among athletic populations. Erika has honed her craft by receiving additional training and certifications in: Dry Needling, Orthopedic Manual Therapy, Blood Flow Restriction Therapy, Orthopedic Connections to Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, and Pelvic Cert Level 1.

Erika grew up as a competitive swimmer at the International Swimming Hall of Fame and currently competes as a masters swimmer. Her favorite forms of movement involve swimming, weight lifting, and Pilates. Erika empowers her patients through education, movement optimization, and a fitness forward approach to help them reach their goals!