Physical Therapy

Children learn as they move about on their own either by walking, crawling, running, rolling, or playing. Some children experience difficulty in learning to move about their environment due to delay or disability in the areas of motor development, strength, balance, and/or coordination. Physical Therapy can help with recovery after surgeries, illness, injury, or disability by helping them perform functional activities that address these needs.

Paula Green, PT

Paula Green, PT

Physical Therapist

Paula graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from Medical College of Georgia in 1983. She has been a licensed physical therapist in Georgia for 34 years. Paula has worked in a variety of settings around Savannah including: Coastal Pediatric Therapies (formerly Pediatric Therapies of Savannah), Chatham County School System, Memorial Pediatric Rehab, Coastal Center for Developmental Disabilities, Novacare Outpatient Clinic, Matthew Reardon Center for Autism, and Babies Can’t Wait. Paula was an instructor in a Physical Therapist Assistant Program at Chattanooga Technical Community College where she taught functional anatomy and was the Clinical Coordinator. Although her passion is pediatrics, she has worked with all ages including mentally challenged adults. Paula has an extensive background in creating and developing exercise programs to improve a variety of medical conditions.

Paula and her husband, Walt volunteer with the local Ambuc Chapter to assist with measuring and building of adaptive bikes. They enjoy boating, biking, and family times.

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Meghan Duffy PT, DPT, CPT

Meghan Duffy PT, DPT, CPT

Physical Therapist

Meghan graduated from Penn State University in University Park, PA with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2012. She then continued her education at Long Island University in Brooklyn, NY graduating as a Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2016.

Since graduating in 2016, Meghan has shifted gears from the big apple to the low country, and fallen in love with the outpatient pediatric setting. She has experience with a wide array of musculoskeletal, neurological, genetic and developmental conditions in children age 0-21 years old. Meghan has a particular passion for working with babies with developmental delays and celebrating all the “firsts” that are accomplished as developmental milestones are met.

Meghan loves spending time with her fiance and their dog, Tybee. They enjoy beach days, concerts, Penn State football, and long walks to anywhere! She is an exercise enthusiast, and enjoys exercise in all forms. You are likely to find her at the local running races in Savannah!

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