Andrew has been living and working in Loudoun County since 2004. He previously worked at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland and Binh Tran’s Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine in Washington, DC. Having had enough of the city, he decided to take his brand of physical therapy out to the suburbs of Virginia where he opened his first PT clinic, Arthritis and Sports Physical Therapy (in Sterling). After two years there he decided it was time to go out on his own in 2006 and set up AID Performance Physical Therapy.

Charles Mack Jr. (DPT) has worked as a physical therapist for approximately 8.5 years. He recently moved from a sports medicine clinic that he absolutely loved and has brought a knowledge base that is just as infectious, highlighting his learning throughout the years.

Dr. Mack graduated with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Wichita State University in Kansas. During his time in graduate school, Dr. Mack was able to work as a graduate teachers assistant in “Clinical Skills” and “Neuromuscular Examination, Assessment and Interventions”.

Dr. Mack has Basic & Performance certifications in Functional Movement Training (FMT) Taping. He is IASTM Smart tools certified. Dr. Mack is also certified in Dry needling level 1 & level 2. He is currently working toward his (COMT) Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist.

Charles works with patients of varying ages, concentrating his work largely in the orthopedic, neurological, vestibular, & sports rehabilitation sectors of physical therapy.

When Dr. Mack was 16 years old, he was involved in an auto accident, in which he was hit by an 18-wheeler semi-trailer truck. As a result of the accident, he had 21 surgeries, over 150 different types of medication administered to him, & experienced three separate incidences of cardiac arrest, while recovering in the hospital.

This terrible incident helped to shape/reshape Charles’ view of how precious life is and how these moments in life that we are blessed are not always promised.

Dr. Mack enjoys playing sports, going fishing, & attending church. He believes that the road life has taken him on has given him the desire to always make the most of every moment. Charles aspires to take this mindset to work with him every day, while treating his clients. He lives in our own Loudoun County with his wife Valerie & three little girls Brielle, Mckenzie, & Juliette.

We’re excited to welcome Rylee Learn, ATC to the AID Performance Physical Therapy team!

Rylee joins us from the Washington Spirit of the NWSL, where she provided injury care and performance support to some of the nation’s top female athletes.

Now, she’s bringing her expertise to Ashburn—working with youth and female soccer players to deliver professional-level rehabilitation, sports medicine, and performance training.

If you or your athlete is recovering from an injury or preparing for the next level, this is your chance to train with someone who’s been on the sidelines of the pros.

Rylee specializes in:

• Post-injury rehab and return-to-play protocols

• ACL prevention and recovery

• Sport-specific strength and agility for soccer

• Youth development and female athlete programming

Genevieve’s bio is coming soon!

Lucas’ bio is coming soon!

Melissa was born in Charleston, SC and reared in and out of the United States as a “military brat”. Melissa is the proud mother of eight year old twins, Ariana and Amari. Melissa has a Bachelor’s Degree in Education and History from Fayetteville State University and taught in the field from 2001-2004. During her marriage she was relocated often through the Army and decided to use her skills as an educator in the medical field. While residing in Houston, TX she graduated from National Institute of Technology with a certification in Medical Billing and Coding. In 2004 she interned at Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor University Hospital. Melissa has been in the medical field for over 16 years and has worked in various fields such as Psychiatric /Psychology; Urogynecology, Cariology and now Physical Therapy.

Natasha was born in Newark, NJ to a military family who moved around at various points in her childhood, eventually landing her in Virginia where she finished her schooling at Great Bridge High School in Chesapeake, VA. She attended Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA for 4 years and graduated with a degree in Biology in 2017. She has always been interested in biology and health sciences and finds fulfillment in helping the clinic and its patients.