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About 

Who We Are

At Focus Physical Therapy & Wellness, our mission is to provide the highest level of patient focused one-on-one care tailored to each individual's unique needs and goals. We implement customized manual therapy techniques and teach movement performance in order to enable patients to excel at their sports, their hobbies, and their daily activities. We are excited to help you on your next steps towards recovery.

Meet the Focus PT & Wellness Team

Our team is dedicated to facilitating your rehabilitation and return to your strongest self.

Learn more about each of us below.

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Owner, Physical Therapist

Dr. Britta Gilbert PT, DPT, OCS, COMT

Britta Gilbert is a Board Certified Orthopedic Physical Therapist (OCS) and Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT).  Britta graduated from James Madison University with a bachelor of science degree in 2001 and earned her Master’s and Doctorate degrees from Marymount University in 2004 and 2007, respectively. 

Britta is passionate about treating the whole patient and addressing many aspects of wellness and healing. Britta treats with an emphasis on the use of manual therapy techniques as well as teaching movement to maximize return to function and sports abilities!

Britta has a special passion for helping people with hip pain related to labral tears, hip impingement, muscle dysfunction, tendonitis, bursitis or after replacement. She specializes in discovering the root cause of the pain and helping patients get back to their active lifestyles.  

Britta strives to maintain an active lifestyle.  She was a collegiate swimmer at James Madison University, she has run the Marine Corps Marathon, participated in many triathlons and loves sailing, rock climbing, soccer and traveling internationally.  

She enjoys working with athletes of all kinds and skill levels including swimmers and triathletes and is able to share her knowledge of stroke mechanics and efficiency as well as injury prevention and recovery.

Britta is a certified Pilates Instructor through Power House Institute. She has previously taught Reformer classes and private sessions at Sport & Health at their Tysons Greensboro and Regency locations. She utilizes core strengthening and stabilization techniques while teaching movement and is able to adapt Pilates to safely train those with prior injuries or limitations.

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Patient Coordinator

Angela Huse

Angela is a seasoned medical coding and administrative professional with nearly 20 years of experience in health information management. At our practice, she plays a key role in supporting smooth daily operations—assisting with billing, scheduling, documentation, and overall record-keeping.

 

With a strong background in coding across a variety of medical specialties—including radiology, neurosurgery, and outpatient care—Angela brings a detail-oriented approach to managing clinical documentation and generating accurate, patient-ready superbills. Her organizational skills and healthcare knowledge ensure that both patients and providers experience a streamlined and professional support process.

 

Angela holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Information Management from the University of Cincinnati and an Associate’s degree in Health Information Technology from Chippewa Valley Technical College. She is deeply committed to clarity, accuracy, and a high standard of care behind the scenes.

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Patient Coordinator

Basma Kadow

Basma graduated from George Mason University in 2023 with a bachelor's degree in Psychology. She is pursuing  graduate education toward a career in licenced clinical and health psychology practice. 

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“Britta Gilbert, a physical therapist, distinguishes between muscle soreness from a challenging workout and actual joint pain. There are many fitness enthusiasts who wear muscle soreness like a badge of pride after a challenging workout, almost reveling in the fact that they can barely walk down the stairs. But joint pain, as Gilbert reminds us, is actually "cartilage leaving your body" and should not be ignored."

Interested in joining our team?

Get in touch so we can start working together.

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