Your Questions, Answered

  • We offer Physical Therapy, Personal Training and Nutrition Coaching services. These are three separate entities and obey rules/statutes put in place by governing bodies such as the APTA (American Physical Therapy Association).

  • Summit Performance and Physical Therapy is a mobile PT entity.

    We are currently located and treating out of…

    Beyond Parallel Fitness Community located at 9021 Marshall Road, Cranberry Township, PA 16066

    Pure Edge Performance Training located at 4500 Brooktree Road, Wexford, PA 15090

  • Physical Therapy and Personal Training services are both one hour long, one-on-one with Dr. Dylan Loeffler.

  • We do not accept insurance for Physical Therapy visits. Summit Performance and Physical Therapy provide cash-based services to ensure one-on-one, individualized care remains possible. We do accept HSA/FSA cards, and you may be able to submit a bill to your insurance for partial reimbursement

    Personal Training is not eligible for insurance or HSA/FSA payment.

  • Yes… for now.

    In the state of Pennsylvania, a script is required for Physical Therapists without their Direct Access license. A Physical Therapist is required to be licensed for two full years after graduation to obtain their direct access license.

    Navigate to “Obtain a Script” page for more information on how to get a script as quickly as possible.

  • While we do offer services to all individuals regardless of sex, race, age, gender or religious status; our facilities are not for everyone.

    Summit Performance and Physical Therapy offer services out of two local gyms based in Cranberry Township, PA and Wexford, PA. These are not handicap accessible facilities.

    We treat and train clients ranging from 13-80 years old, with the average client being men in their 20’s to 50’s. Dylan has worked with dozens of collegiate athletes, professional marksmen and weekend warriors.

  • Physical Therapy and Personal Training each have distinct practice acts and clear distinctions between the two disciplines. Upon starting your desired service at Summit Performance and Physical Therapy, you will sign a waiver indicating you were explained the differences between the two disciplines.

  • Dry Needling uses a small, monofilament needle that is administered directly into an effected muscle group. Evidence indicates dry needling can make immediate impacts on the muscles neurologic and biochemical make up.

  • When utilizing the appropriate protocols and precautions, dry needling is incredibly safe and effective. The most common side effect is soreness and minor bruising. Rare side effects could include pneumothorax (such as the case of TJ Watt in 2025) but is avoidable with appropriate technique.