Regine Rossi, PT, DPT, Ph.D., CSCS, CPSS, CEEAA is a residency-trained sports physical therapist who believes that older adults benefit from tailored progressive exercise at least as much as anyone else, if not more, and that retaining and improving the capacity for all kinds of movement is the best way to keep enjoying life to the utmost.  She worked in sports clinics and in outpatient home health in Connecticut and California before returning home to Palm Beach County in 2022, and draws on her “previous life” as a professor of education to help patients learn about movement and health. In addition to her clinical work, Regine serves as a faculty member in the physical therapy program at Baylor University and has taught in the exercise science program at the University of Connecticut.

When she isn’t working with patients or students, Regine is lifting weights, building things, trying to get better at horseback riding, or spending time with family and her three rescue dogs at home in Wellington.