Mortland Physical Therapy
and Sport Medicine
Expert Physical Therapy
Here at Mortland Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, we treat the person. Forging close relationships with our patients is the cornerstone to an approach that results in a fast and effective recovery. A parent with children at home; recovering from a car accident, a proud grandparent; bravely combating a degenerative ailment, a student athlete; eagerly wanting to return to game form... all present unique challenges. It is our pledge to deliver an individualized evaluation and customized treatment plan that charts the best path for you back to good health and function.
— Mark Mortland, Physical Therapist and Owner
Over 35+ Years of Physical Therapy Service
Reputable
For 35 years+, Mortland Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine has proudly served the greater Pittsburgh-area. Combining state-of-the art facilities and equipment with our friendly and knowledgeable staff, we have solidified a reputation of caring and success. By continuing to deliver top-rate comprehensive care through a wide-range of services, we strive every day to maintain and build on that reputation.
Accessible
Conveniently located 15 miles south of downtown Pittsburgh and a 10 minute drive from Interstate 79. Our facility is located in the McMurray Towne Centre Complex at the corner of McMurray Road and Valleybrook Road. It is a convenient location for people in the South Hills and readily accessible for people located within Pittsburgh and its neighboring areas.
Comprehensive
Mortland Physical Therapy offers easy and convenient access to the Peters Township Athletic Club, occupying adjacent space in our 10,000 square foot facility. Aligned in purpose with Mortland to promote health and fitness in the community, Peters Township Athletic Club prides itself on its’ availability of equipment, personal training expertise and variety of fitness solutions.
About Our Practice
Mark Mortland-Owner PT, AT
Mark Mortland, as the owner of Mortland Physical Therapy, has been successfully treating orthopedic conditions for over 30 years. During his 16-year tenure as Head Trainer and Physical Therapist for the NHL Pittsburgh Penguins from 1993-2009, Mark had the opportunity to work with, and successfully rehabilitate, world-class professional athletes and Olympians such as Mario Lemieux and Sidney Crosby. Mark led the training staff during the brutal playoff run in 2009 when the Pittsburgh Penguins won the Stanley Cup.