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Dionnea McmorrisDPT
Physical therapist in Washington, DC
Registry details checked October 11, 2026. Call to confirm before visiting.
- Specialty
- Physical Therapist
- Practice address
- 3301 NEW MEXICO AVE NW STE 248
Washington, DC 20016
Get directions → - Phone
- 202-244-0706
- State licences
- NY licence 030091-1
- MD licence 24035
- DC licence PT871383
- NPI
- 1114198314In the NPI registry since March 2008, record last updated August 2022.
Other practice locations
Additional addresses this provider has listed in the NPI registry.
- 9135 PISCATAWAY RD SUITE 305
Clinton, MD 20735
301-877-2323 - 5530 WISCONSIN AVE STE 1650
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
301-657-9876 - 3 WASHINGTON CIR NW STE 404
Washington, DC 20037
202-333-2820
Other providers at this address
Listed at the same location in the NPI registry. Co-location is not a confirmed affiliation.
Nearby physical therapists
The closest other physical therapists in Washington, by straight-line distance between practice addresses.
- Amy Letendre, MPTunder 0.1 mi
- Danielle Clareunder 0.1 mi
- Elizabeth Dyerunder 0.1 mi
- Geoffrey Palmer, PT, DPTunder 0.1 mi
- Julianne Auman, DPTunder 0.1 mi
- Lydia Ilieva, P.T.under 0.1 mi
About physical therapists
Cleveland Clinic says people usually need physical therapy to manage symptoms of a health condition, like pain and stiffness in a specific body part, and that it's also common while rehabbing after an injury or surgery. It says that, like with any physical activity, you'll have a small injury risk, including aggravating an existing injury. For low back pain, the AAOS says exercising to restore motion and strength to the lower back can be very helpful in relieving pain.
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