Physical Therapists in Hope Mills, NC
Movement specialists for injury recovery, post-surgical rehab, and chronic pain.
15 providers in Hope Mills
Finding a physical therapist in Hope Mills, NC
Hope Mills is a fast-growing Cumberland County town southwest of Fayetteville and one of the largest bedroom communities for Fort Bragg families. Local care here centers on primary care, behavioral health, dentistry, and outpatient therapy; hospital and specialty referrals run a few miles north to Cape Fear Valley Health in Fayetteville.
What does a physical therapist do?
Physical therapists (PTs) evaluate and treat movement problems caused by injury, surgery, chronic conditions, or aging. Visits typically combine a physical exam, hands-on techniques (mobilization, soft-tissue work), supervised exercise, and a take-home program. PTs are licensed independent providers with doctoral-level training (DPT) and often work alongside physicians, surgeons, and chiropractors.
Common reasons to see a PT: recovery after orthopedic surgery, sports injuries, chronic back or neck pain, vertigo and balance issues, post-stroke rehab, pelvic floor concerns, and fall prevention. Many practices sub-specialize (sports, orthopedic, neurologic, pelvic health, pediatric), and matching the specialty to your concern improves outcomes.
Direct access vs. referral
Every U.S. state now allows some form of direct access to physical therapy, meaning you can usually start with a PT without a physician referral. The details vary — some states have time limits or require a referral for ongoing care — and your insurance plan may have its own referral rules even if your state doesn't. The [American Physical Therapy Association maintains a state-by-state map](https://www.apta.org/your-career/careers-in-physical-therapy/direct-access).
If your insurance requires a referral, get one from your primary-care provider before booking. If not, you can typically schedule an initial evaluation directly. The PT will let you know if a physician's input is needed before continuing care.
Physical Therapists in Hope Mills, NC
Listings built from the public NPPES registry, refreshed June 2026.
Valerie Dean Stein
Valerie Dean Stein is a physical therapist practicing in Hope Mills, NC. She works with patients to support their movement and rehabilitation goals through personalized physical therapy care.
Tracey Nicholson Laureles, PT
Tracey Nicholson Laureles is a physical therapist serving patients in Hope Mills, NC. She works with clients to support their mobility and recovery needs through individualized care.
Stephen Thomas Brien, PT CSCS
Stephen Thomas Brien is a physical therapist with CSCS certification practicing in Hope Mills, NC. He works with patients to support their physical therapy goals and recovery needs.
Nicole Vrentas Hodges, PT
Nicole Vrentas Hodges, PT, is a physical therapist in Hope Mills, NC. She provides physical therapy services to help patients improve mobility and function.
Mikayla Deborah King
Mikayla Deborah King is a physical therapist serving the Hope Mills, NC area. She works with patients to support mobility and functional recovery through personalized therapy approaches.
Mary Ezzeddine, DPT
Mary Ezzeddine, DPT, is a physical therapist providing care in Hope Mills, NC. She works with patients to address mobility, strength, and functional movement concerns through therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation techniques.
Marissa K Rivera, PT
Marissa K Rivera, PT, is a physical therapist serving the Hope Mills, NC area. She works with patients to support mobility and function through physical therapy care.
Kacey Massey, DPT
Kacey Massey, DPT, is a physical therapist serving the Hope Mills, NC area. Massey works with patients to support mobility and function through physical therapy treatment.
Erika Miller, PTA
Erika Miller is a physical therapy assistant in Hope Mills, NC. With credentials as a PTA, she works to support patient recovery and mobility goals through physical therapy services.
Erika Denise Wright
Erika Denise Wright is a physical therapist in Hope Mills, NC. She works with patients to support mobility and function through physical therapy treatment.
Crystal S Bolanos-Maldonado, MS PT
Crystal S Bolanos-Maldonado is a physical therapist in Hope Mills, NC. With a master's degree in physical therapy, she provides care to patients in her community.
Christin Alecia Nelson
Christin Alecia Nelson is a physical therapist providing care in Hope Mills, NC. She works with patients to support their movement and recovery goals through therapeutic services.
Carolina Complete Rehab Center of Hope Mills INC — Physical Therapy
Carolina Complete Rehab Center of Hope Mills Inc provides physical therapy services to the Hope Mills, NC community. The center specializes in helping patients restore mobility and function through therapeutic treatment.
Bonnie Jeanette Locke, PTA
Bonnie Jeanette Locke is a physical therapy assistant in Hope Mills, NC. She works with patients to support their mobility and recovery through physical therapy services.
Amanda F. Howard, PTA
Amanda F. Howard is a physical therapy assistant in Hope Mills, NC. She works with patients to support their physical therapy treatment and rehabilitation goals.
Frequently asked
How many physical therapists are listed in Hope Mills, NC?
Our directory currently lists 15 physical therapists in Hope Mills, NC. This count updates as new providers are approved, so the number reflects current inventory rather than a static snapshot.
Do these physical therapists accept TRICARE or military insurance?
TRICARE acceptance is a primary filter for many Hope Mills patients given the large Fort Bragg military-family population. Each provider's profile shows their contact information so you can confirm coverage before booking.
How long is a course of physical therapy?
Most plans of care run six to twelve visits over four to eight weeks, though some conditions need more and some need less. A PT should set goals at your first visit and re-evaluate progress every few weeks. If you're not improving, the plan should change or you should be referred elsewhere.
Is physical therapy covered by insurance?
Most commercial plans, Medicare, and many Medicaid plans cover medically necessary PT, typically with a copay and an annual visit cap. Maintenance visits and prevention-only programs are less often covered. Confirm the visit cap and any required referrals with your insurer before starting.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Bring any relevant imaging or test results, a list of your medications, and clothing you can move in (or comfortable workout clothes you can change into). The first visit is mostly evaluation: exam, history, goal-setting, and a starter exercise program. Hands-on treatment usually begins at the same visit.
Using TRICARE near Fort Bragg?
Our guides cover finding civilian physical therapists and other providers who accept TRICARE in the Hope Mills-area area, referrals, and setting up your PCM after a PCS.
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