Dr. Hannah Duffy earned her degree in Kinesiology, with a minor in Psychology, from the University of Maine Orono before completing her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Husson University. At our Seacoast location, she treats outpatient orthopedic patients of all ages, from sports injuries to spine, upper-extremity, and lower-extremity pain. She has a particular passion for one-on-one patient care, guiding people through post-op joint replacements and balance training with equal attention to detail. Every session is built around helping you understand your own body so you leave with both relief and the tools to keep progressing.
Real progress happens when a patient understands their own body, whether they are recovering from a joint replacement or relearning their balance, and feels genuinely supported through every step of getting there.
Outpatient orthopedic care works best when it's built around the individual, not a generic protocol. Hannah works with patients of every age, treating sports injuries and spine, upper-extremity, and lower-extremity pain with the same one-on-one attention, whether the goal is post-op joint replacement recovery or rebuilding balance and confidence. Education is at the center of every visit: understanding the why behind each exercise is what makes the progress last.
Outside the clinic, Hannah spends her time hiking and skiing around New Hampshire, curled up with a good book, going for runs, and checking out local breweries. That same appreciation for being active outdoors is part of what she brings into every session at our Seacoast location.
Hannah treats outpatient orthopedic patients of all ages, from sports injuries to spine, upper-extremity, and lower-extremity pain, and guides patients through post-op joint replacements and balance training.