Contact One on One Physical Therapy - Atlanta Physical Therapy

Northeast Atlanta

ADDRESS:
3300 Northeast Expressway
Building 8, Suite C
Atlanta, GA 30341
Directions

PHONE:
Phone: (770) 500-3848
Fax: (678) 868-1114

HOURS:
Monday – Thursday
7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Friday
7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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Frequently Asked Questions

One on One Northeast Atlanta is located on the I-85 Access Road south of I-285

Google Maps refuses to fix where they have us on their map so it is best to follow these directions.

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FROM THE EAST OR WEST ON I-285 NORTH OF ATLANTA

**Take I-85 South
Take Exit 94, Chamblee-Tucker Rd. (First Exit off of I-85 South)
Cross Over Chamblee-Tucker Rd., Taking the Access Road South
Turn Right Into the First Set of Buildings

**Do Not Take the Chamblee-Tucker Rd. Exit Off of I-285. Make Sure You Get onto I-85 South First.

FROM DOWNTOWN OR SOUTH OF ATLANTA

Take I-85 North
Take Exit 94, Chamblee-Tucker Rd.
Stay to the Far Left, Making a U-turn onto the Access Road South
Turn Right Into the First Set of Buildings

FROM EAST OR WEST OF ATLANTA

Take I-20 towards Downtown Atlanta
Take I-85 North
Take Exit 94, Chamblee-Tucker Rd.
Stay to the Far Left, Making a U-turn onto the Access Road South
Turn Right Into the First Set of Buildings

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“I’ve been helped by Melissa on many occasions throughout my career. She has been very professional and committed. The knowledge and understanding of an athlete’s needs by our physical therapist is vital to our career and I fully trust Melissa with my needs.”

Vera Zvonareva, #2, Women's Tennis Association, 2010