Handling Physical Therapy

02/09/2026

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02/06/2026

Thinking of Caitlyn and her family

It is with deep sadness that the New Castle County Division of Police announces the passing of Detective Christopher N. Skrobot on Thursday, February 5, 2026

Detective Christopher Skrobot began his distinguished career with the New Castle County Police Department on January 19, 2016, as a member of the 42nd Recruit Class. Following his graduation from the Police Academy, he was assigned to B-Squad in the Patrol Division, where he quickly earned a reputation as a dedicated Officer who led by example, consistently demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and a strong commitment to the community.

In October 2020, after completing the rigorous Police Motorcycle Operators Course, he became a certified member of the New Castle County Police Motorcycle Unit, where he proudly rode a motorcycle for escorts, parades, and special events.

In December 2020, Detective Skrobot was transferred to the Evidence Detective Unit, where he made an immediate impact and quickly established himself as a thorough, meticulous investigator, a role he held for the remainder of his career.

Detective Skrobot was also a dedicated volunteer with the Claymont Fire Company, committing himself to public service, a commitment that remained at the heart of his career.

In April 2024, Chris was diagnosed with Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS), a form of blood cancer. Despite this challenge, he continued to serve his community and support his family with courage and dedication.

Our deepest condolences go out to the family and friends of Detective Christopher Skrobot during this difficult time. His dedication to serving others will always be remembered by those who had the honor of working alongside him. He leaves behind a lasting legacy of service, integrity, and commitment to his community.

07/26/2024

We are HIRING a part-time or full-time physical therapist to join our team.

Please pass along to anyone you know who might be interested:

06/18/2023

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there.

Tom with his boys—swipe 👉🏼 vs Tom with his Dad (head athletic trainer) running laps at the UD Stadium.

It’s the best being a dad to three boys—spending the day on the sidelines cheering them on at their lacrosse games.

06/16/2023

We hate to say goodbye but love to see you go BECAUSE

it means you are well on your way back to feeling great.

As you can tell (swipe left), we form great relationships with our patients and care deeply about their physical and emotional wellbeing.

Become a success story like this happy patient who just got discharged 👉🏼 book today at www.handlingpt.com or call 302-544-4383

06/09/2023

“I have been using Handling PT for over a year now for multiple issues. Every single time, both Tom and Caitlyn have been amazing!”

Our one-on-one physical therapy approach ensures the you receive a plan specifically designed for your needs.

Remember, who you sees matters.

05/26/2023

It’s the weekend—let’s get moving.

No matter how you prefer to get in your steps, cardio is such an important part of your daily routine. Here are some benefits to help motivate you to hit your move goal.

05/23/2023

Putting in the work. Looking at a champion here 🏆🥍 Bringing this energy into the week.

05/17/2023

Our favorite part of this review is definitely that the patient is pain free, but

…this part is pretty great too:

“You feel like a part of their family when you enter the front door. I will actually miss starting my days with them. I am now pain free and have a much improved range of motion with my arm and shoulder.”

Come see the difference and become part of our PT family!

05/14/2023

If you have to spend Mother’s Day on the sidelines 👇🏼

…it better end like this 🌸. Happy Mother’s Day!

05/08/2023

Are you suffering from shoulder pain?

You are not alone. Shoulder pain is one of the most common regional pain syndromes. Luckily, our physical therapist team can help.

In Delaware with direct access, you can seek physical therapy without a doctor’s note. This eliminates the wait time and other requirements associate with seeking physical therapy. Less hassle, and more time getting your shoulder back to feeling better.

Book today at www.handlingpt.com or call 302-544-4383

05/04/2023

“This is the best place to get your knee done,” per HPT’s newest discharged patient John

We get to spend a lot of time with our patients throughout their treatment.

Often times this results in getting to know them personally. It’s hard to say goodbye at the end of their treatment, but getting discharged also means they are better and ready to get back to what they love doing.

Best of luck to our patient, John. Come back and visit!