Dr. Mary Keough, DPT, ATC
Founder & Owner, Kineta Labs Physical Therapy
Doctor of Physical Therapy | Certified Athletic Trainer
Dr. Mary Keough, DPT, ATC, is the Founder and Owner of Kineta Labs Physical Therapy, where she specializes in sports medicine, orthopedic rehabilitation, and performance-focused care. With advanced training as both a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Certified Athletic Trainer, Dr. Keough brings a comprehensive, movement-based approach to helping patients recover, perform, and thrive.
Dr. Keough earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Rhode Island and her undergraduate degree in Athletic Training from the University of New England. She has been a Certified Athletic Trainer since 2016 and has extensive experience treating musculoskeletal injuries across a wide range of populations.
At Kineta Labs, Dr. Keough works with athletes, active adults, and individuals recovering from injury or neurological conditions. Her clinical focus includes sports injury rehabilitation, return-to-sport training, injury prevention, and performance optimization. She is especially passionate about helping athletes and active individuals safely return to high-level activity while improving strength, mobility, and overall function.
Her treatment philosophy is rooted in evidence-based physical therapy, combining hands-on manual therapy with customized therapeutic exercise programs. Every care plan is tailored to the individual, ensuring patients receive targeted treatment designed to meet their specific goals, whether that’s returning to competition, staying active, or moving pain-free in everyday life.
A former collegiate athlete on the University of New England Women’s Basketball team, Dr. Keough understands firsthand the demands of sport and the importance of injury prevention and recovery. She remains highly active, participating year-round in both recreational and competitive flag football, which continues to inform her performance-driven approach to care.
Dr. Keough is dedicated to helping every patient maximize their functional movement, athletic performance, and long-term health.