Dr. Kate Bacigalupo

Dr. Kate is the Director of Program Development at PhysioElements. She received both her Doctorate of Physical Therapy and Bachelors of Rehabilitation Science from Northeastern University in Boston, MA. Dr. Kate is BSPTS trained, a Graston Technique Specialist, and BASI Pilates trained. Dr. Kate specializes in treating clients with hypermobility, scoliosis, chronic pain, as well as general orthopedics.
Dr. Kate has specialized training in treating patients with generalized joint hypermobility and related connective tissue disorders. Specifically, Dr. Kate participated in the Ehlers- Danlos Syndrome CME Physician Education Program as well as multiple EDS ECHO programs, an educational platform dedicated to improving the level of understanding of EDS/HSD for healthcare professionals.

As a physical therapist, she has a passion for getting to know her patients on a personal level in order to meet the goals and expectations of each and every patient she treats. Dr. Kate understands the complexities that come along with chronic conditions, and intentionally takes a holistic approach to patient care. Dr. Kate makes it a priority to help each of her patients take an active role in their rehabilitation in order to ensure long term success. Outside of patient care, Dr. Kate is passionate about advocating and educating for the EDS/HSD population through her instagram account @thehyperphysio_kate.

Dr. Kate was a three season athlete and enjoyed competing over the years. Now as a mom of two, Dr. Kate is passionate about prioritizing self care and leading a balanced life. Dr. Kate enjoys staying active with Pilates and Kettlebell training, and intentionally makes time for hobbies. Some of her hobbies include cooking, going for walks, and playing the flute and ukulele. In her free time, Dr. Kate enjoys spending time with her family and being outdoors with her son George, daughter Maddy, and two rescue dogs, Duke and Zoe.