Nathaniel Runge, PT, DPT

Always drawn to the sciences, Nat was a pre-med major in his second year of college but had no specific career in mind. He wanted a hands-on job that involved working with people, and after shadowing various medical professionals, he discovered that physical therapy was the perfect fit for him. He graduated from Massachusetts General Hospital – IHP with the first PT doctorate on the East Coast. The most fulfilling part of Nat’s job is the long-term relationships he has built with members of the Yarmouth community, where he and his wife work and reside. He finds great satisfaction in addressing their physical challenges and assisting them into maximum independence.  Most of Nat’s free time revolves around his three daughters. When he’s not contributing to all the wonderful chaos of family life, he can be found volunteering as a coach in various Yarmouth school sports.

Matthew Douglas, MS, PT
Clinic Director- Yarmouth

Matt received his Master’s in Physical Therapy from Springfield College in 1992. His journey in the field started when he was inspired to pursue physical therapy after spending considerable time rehabilitating his knees during his middle and high school years. With a strong interest in both sports and the human body, he has focused his career on orthopedics and sports medicine for the past three decades. In addition, Matt has found great fulfillment in developing a specialty program called “Fit4Me,” which aims to help adolescents with obesity and deconditioning issues. He has also been a long-standing instructor for Scorebuilders, helping physical therapy students prepare for their national licensing examinations.

When he is not working, Matt enjoys keeping up with his three young adult children. On weekends, he can often be found serving customers at the smoothie/coffee shop that he co-owns in Kennebunkport, ME, where he takes a hands-on approach to his business.