The Seaford location, conveniently located in southern Delaware, offers a variety of specialty services including:
- Gym-based and Aquatic therapy (at the nearby Boys & Girls Club with plenty of parking)
- Orthopedic rehabilitation
- Balance and vestibular rehabilitation
- Personalized programs for patients with fibromyalgia and osteoporosis
- Women’s health
- Pregnancy and postpartum
- Lymphedema management
- Sports Medicine
We are one of the only physical therapy locations that offers pelvic rehabilitation for both men and women who experience symptoms associated with urinary and/or incontinence, as well as pelvic pain and pelvic dysfunction!
What is the benefit of aquatic physical therapy?
Lymphedema Management
Our certified lymphedema specialist can help you manage the swelling caused by lymphedema. Lymphedema occurs when there’s an obstruction of the flow in the lymphatic vessels, resulting in swelling in multiple areas such as arms, legs, neck, head and abdominal region.
It’s best to be aware of potential signs so appropriate action can begin if necessary. Early detection makes treatment more effective.
How do I know if it’s Lymphedema?
Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is that tingling sensation or numbness you feel in your hands or feet. This sensation can be caused by diabetes, poor blood flow, injuries, or medication.
Aquacare’s expert physical therapy team in Berlin, Maryland, can help treat peripheral neuropathy using Rebuilder electrical stimulation. This treatment uses biofeedback and electrical stimulation to encourage increased blood flow, which can lessen or even eliminate numbness.
Rebuilder is used for:
- Chronic pain
- Post surgical pain
- Increase bloodflow
- Muscle re-education
- Maintaining or improving range of motion
Kayla Bell, PTA, is a physical therapist assistant practicing primarily at Aquacare - Seaford. She also helps out in Lewes and Milford occasionally. A native of Bridgeville, Kayla earned her associate's degree from Delaware Technical Community College in 2021. In 2023, she earned her certification as a pregnancy and postpartum specialist and provides services for women who are ready to regain muscle, improve strength, and get back to regular exercise. She enjoys participating in community events and is a member of Sussex Tech's Athletic Health Care & Physical Therapy Advisory Board. In her free time, Kayla enjoys weight lifting, hiking, and spending time with her family and dog. 
Robert Donati, PT, CLT, has 30 years of clinical experience in many settings, including acute care, acute rehab, long-term care, and outpatient physical therapy. He has worked closely with professional sports teams. For the past 20 years, his focus has been outpatient physical therapy.
Robert graduated from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy ad Science in 1994 with a master's degree in Physical Therapy and a bachelor's degree in Allied Health. He considers himself a "jack of all trades." He is passionate about assessing his patients as a whole and using many different techniques to help them achieve their goals. He has completed specific coursework in strain and counter strain techniques and has completed certification as a lymphedema therapist. 
Tracy Phillips, PTA, has been practicing since 2013. Tracy received her associate degree from Delaware Technical Community College in Georgetown. Tracy specializes in McKenzie treatment of the lumbar, thoracic, and cervical spine, as well as treatment of vestibular disorders, orthopedic rehabilitation and neuro. She is a clinical instructor for PTA students from Delaware Tech and Wor-Wic, enjoying the educational aspect her job provides for both students and patients. In her spare time Tracy enjoys anything in, on, or around the water with her husband and her black labrador retriever. 
Kelly is originally from Easton, Pennsylvania, and worked alongside Dr. Robert Echenberg, world renown gynecologist specializing in pelvic pain. She always knew she wanted to work with people, and when she became a physical therapist she knew she was right at home.
It became even better when she began to specialize in Women’s Health Physical Therapy. Working with patients with very intimate and private issues is very challenging yet incredibly rewarding when you know you have helped someone overcome a large hurdle in their life.
Kelly received her Bachelor of Science in Clinical Science with a minor in Psychology from Ithaca College. She then went on to receive her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Ithaca College in 2008. She has been practicing Physical Therapy for more than 15 years with a specialty in women’s and men’s pelvic health for the past 14 years.
She has a true passion for working with patients with pelvic pain, urinary or fecal incontinence, pre/post-partum pain or dysfunction, constipation etc. She is CAPP-Pelvic (Certificate of Achievement in Pelvic Physical Therapy) and CAPP-OB (Certificate of Achievement in Pregnancy /Postpartum) certified.
Kelly also works with all orthopedic conditions. She has training in movement impairment syndromes, soft tissue and myofascial techniques, and visceral manipulation. Kelly strives to make the patient experience a special one. She makes sure to treat everyone like family and get them back to their normal function as quickly as possible.