ABOUT US

Core Physical Therapy was founded in 2001 to offer comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation and exercise/education.  Core PT situated itself in rural areas specifically for patients who otherwise would have trouble accessing Physical Therapy services.  Core PT's locations allow patients to access quality Physical Therapy care without having to travel to more urban areas such as Lewiston, Augusta, and Brunswick.

Contrary to nationally owned or hospital type PT's, Core PT prides itself on intensive attention to each individual patient where you are treated by the Physical Therapist each visit and who happens to be the owner.  No aides or assistants set up patients or take patients through exercise routines and/or stations.

 Meet The Physical Therapist

Donna Waterman Douglass holds Bachelors' Degrees in Biology from Bates College and in Physical Therapy from the University of Connecticut where she graduated Magna Cum Laude.  She is also a Certified Kinesiotape Practitioner. She has attended numerous continuing education courses in manual therapy including:  Muscle Energy, Strain/Counter Strain, Myofascial Release, and Mulligan techniques.  Donna has also attended continuing education courses related to neck, mid back, and low back issues.  Other courses were specific to upper extremity and lower extremity problems such as shoulder and knee rehabilitation.  Her coursework also includes aquatic therapy, Pilates, and work injury. 

Donna, a native of Sabattus attended Oak Hill High School where she excelled in sports, participating on the field hockey, tennis, and basketball teams.  Exposure to sports in her high school years sparked Donna's interest in sports injuries and recovery as well as health and wellness.

Currently Donna enjoys working with and showing her Quarter Horses Cutie and Dually.  She shows her horses in the Showmanship, Horsemanship,and Western Pleasure Catagories. Donna resides in Wales with her husband Troy.

 

 Meet Penny  

Penny is Core PT's unofficial "therapy dog" and official "patient greeter".