Matt Hodgens, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Back in the Game Physical Therapy staff - Matt Hodgens

About Matt

Matt Hodgens is a Physical Therapist born and raised in Atlanta, GA. He grew up in Dacula playing baseball with our own Andrew Kneeburg and for Mill Creek. He studied Sport & Exercise Science at the University of Alabama and got his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Georgia State University.


Matt fell in love with the gym and getting in shape for baseball which led to an interest in learning about the body and Physical Therapy. He is certified in Dry Needling and loves helping others transform themselves to develop confidence in their body and movement.  


Matt’s favorite team is the University of Alabama which is fine with his wife Kaylee, the UGA grad, until their two teams play each other. They live in the Dacula area with their two dogs Layla and Logan. Matt is a big foodie and dreams of opening a food truck in his retirement.


Special Interests

  • Sports injuries

Certifications

  • Dry Needling  

Education

  • University of Alabama
  • Georgia State University, DPT

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By Brendon Blake March 21, 2025
If you're recovering from an injury, surgery, or dealing with mobility limitations, you may be searching for an innovative way to get back on your feet faster. The AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill is a game-changing rehabilitation tool that allows patients to move freely without the full impact of their body weight. At Back in the Game Physical Therapy , serving Flowery Branch, Gainesville, Dacula, and Suwanee, GA, we utilize this advanced technology to help our patients heal more efficiently and return to an active lifestyle.
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