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Evelyn Hahn PT, DPT — Physical Therapist
Biography
Evelyn Hahn is a physical therapist who graduated with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from
Arcadia University in 2014 and is a current resident in Carroll County. She has worked in a
variety of settings and has been commended for patience and commitment to providing care for
people with a variety of neurocognitive and orthopedic conditions. She earned a Bachelor of
Science in Chemistry from Stevenson University in 2010. Evelyn specializes in orthopedics and
neurocognitive conditions including completed relevant continuing education courses including
orthopedic excellence of the spine and vestibular rehabilitation. She has certifications in CPR
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Extramural Research. In 2026, she started
an orthopedic manual therapy course for the goal of becoming a certified manual therapist. She
previously completed Collaborative IRB Training modules and participated in a research project
that was published in 2020 through the Gerontological Society of America. The research
involved a new balance assessment including an approach to address fall risk for people with
neurocognitive conditions. She has been dedicated to emphasizing person centered care for
people of all ages including enjoys helping children and adults achieve all their goals.
Arcadia University in 2014 and is a current resident in Carroll County. She has worked in a
variety of settings and has been commended for patience and commitment to providing care for
people with a variety of neurocognitive and orthopedic conditions. She earned a Bachelor of
Science in Chemistry from Stevenson University in 2010. Evelyn specializes in orthopedics and
neurocognitive conditions including completed relevant continuing education courses including
orthopedic excellence of the spine and vestibular rehabilitation. She has certifications in CPR
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Extramural Research. In 2026, she started
an orthopedic manual therapy course for the goal of becoming a certified manual therapist. She
previously completed Collaborative IRB Training modules and participated in a research project
that was published in 2020 through the Gerontological Society of America. The research
involved a new balance assessment including an approach to address fall risk for people with
neurocognitive conditions. She has been dedicated to emphasizing person centered care for
people of all ages including enjoys helping children and adults achieve all their goals.