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Noah August
Physical therapist in Washington, DC
Registry details checked October 11, 2026. Call to confirm before visiting.
- Specialty
- Physical Therapist
- Practice address
- 1015 HALF ST SE STE 102
Washington, DC 20003
Get directions → - Phone
- 202-630-0378
- Also registered as
- Student in an Organized Health Care Education/Training Program
- NPI
- 1376300632In the NPI registry since March 2024, record last updated August 2025.
Other practice locations
Additional addresses this provider has listed in the NPI registry.
- 1838 GREENE TREE RD BLDG STE 245
Pikesville, MD 21208
410-907-7691
Nearby physical therapists
The closest other physical therapists in Washington, by straight-line distance between practice addresses.
- Allison Martellaunder 0.1 mi
- Shannon Vo, PTunder 0.1 mi
- Valerie Oliphant, PT, DPTunder 0.1 mi
- Caitlin Tompkins, PTunder 0.1 mi
- Courtney Costello, PT, DPTunder 0.1 mi
- Raquel Sanchez, PT, DPTunder 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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