About

In 1984 the Physical Therapy Clinic at the University of Delaware was opened to provide out-patient physical therapy services to University faculty, staff and students. The clinic evolved into a full-service professional operation in 1994 to provide educational and research experiences for physical therapy faculty and students.

• Provide service to patients from the University community and community at large by experienced, highly competent practitioners.
• Provide clinical education experiences for University of Delaware physical therapy students, including opportunities for clinical practice, clinical research, and specialized practical experiences.
• Promote and expand clinical research opportunities for faculty and students.

Antidote Physical Therapy Clinic has licensed physical therapists who are certified specialists in the areas of sports, orthopedic, geriatric, and neurologic physical therapy.  Our staff is among the most educated therapists in the country.

Physical therapy is a healthcare specialty that includes the evaluation, assessment, and treatment of individuals with limitations in functional mobility. Physical therapy services are provided by physical therapists, who are professionals licensed by the state in which they work. Physical therapists (or PTs, as they are commonly called) are required to have a master’s degree or a clinical doctorate degree from an accredited institution and must sit for a licensing exam to practice.