USC Physical Therapy, Health Sciences Campus (HSC) is a physical therapy provider in Los Angeles, CA, offering specialized care at the Health Research Association Building, Suite 102, 1640 Marengo Street. The clinic serves patients across the lifespan with movement-related conditions, including post-surgical recovery, musculoskeletal injuries, neurologic dysfunction, and chronic pain management. As part of the USC Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy, the clinic integrates clinical excellence with research and education, providing evidence-based treatments grounded in advanced science. It is located within the University of Southern California’s Health Sciences Campus, serving the surrounding community and affiliated medical centers.
The clinic operates as part of a nationally recognized academic and clinical network, with the USC Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy home to the highest concentration of Catherine Worthingham Fellows in the nation, 11 faculty members holding this top honor from the American Physical Therapy Association. With over 200 faculty members, including 60 percent who are board-certified clinical specialists, the division emphasizes innovation in movement science and patient-centered care. The clinic supports the division’s mission to transform health care by advancing the science of human movement and delivering high-quality rehabilitation services.
The clinic is situated on Marengo Street, just a short distance from Mission Road and the Golden State Freeway, with easy access from Route 10. It lies within a cluster of academic institutions, located about 0.3 miles from the Los Angeles County College of Nursing and Allied Health and California College of Medicine, reflecting its integration within a major health sciences hub in downtown Los Angeles.
As part of a leading academic medical center, USC Physical Therapy, HSC is known for its commitment to clinical excellence, research-driven care, and training the next generation of physical therapy leaders. Its presence within USC’s Health Sciences Campus underscores its role in advancing movement science and improving patient outcomes across diverse populations. The clinic stands as a vital resource for patients seeking expert rehabilitation in one of Southern California’s most prominent health education and research environments.