Dr. Lexi Abravanel earned her Bachelor's degree in Biology from Bucknell University. While there, she served as a research assistant concentrating in endocrine physiology and contributed to published literature on Parkinson’s Disease in collaboration with the National Institutes of Health. She went on to graduate cum laude with her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from The George Washington University. Her clinical experience includes inpatient rehabilitation at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and outpatient clinics specializing in neurology and geriatric care in Northern Virginia. Lexi also enjoys working with athletes and recently earned her Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certification, allowing her to integrate golf-specific movement assessment and performance training into her practice.

At the heart of Lexi’s practice is a commitment to listening, understanding, and guiding patients to reclaim the parts of life that matter most- whether it’s getting back on the golf course, maintaining independence at home, or simply enjoying a pain-free night’s sleep. 

A Northern Virginia local, Lexi grew up playing competitive sports and acoustic guitar. Outside of work, Lexi enjoys pilates, hiking, traveling, going to concerts and discovering new farmers markets. 

Her special interests include spine-related conditions, falls prevention, persistent pain, sports-related injuries and neurodegenerative disorders.