As a private, family-owned physical therapy clinic, you can expect superior care and outstanding customer service. We're best known for our patient-centered approach. This means a specialized plan of care based on your needs and goals, not following a recipe of treatments or leaning on what your insurance company dictates. We take the time to listen and help you achieve your goals, whether that is a return to work, sport or play!
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I was raised in Hoskins, Nebraska.
True to small town tradition, my sisters and I were taught the value of hard work by our parents, and relationships with family and friends have always been a top priority to me.
I was lucky enough to meet my wife while I was in school at Creighton University, and we now have two young children of our own.
After graduating with my Doctorate of Physical Therapy, I spent most of the next 10 years growing and opening new clinics for another local company.
I enjoyed all of the relationships built along the way, but I always felt like something was missing.
True to small town tradition, my sisters and I were taught the value of hard work by our parents, and relationships with family and friends have always been a top priority to me.
I was lucky enough to meet my wife while I was in school at Creighton University, and we now have two young children of our own.
After graduating with my Doctorate of Physical Therapy, I spent most of the next 10 years growing and opening new clinics for another local company.
I enjoyed all of the relationships built along the way, but I always felt like something was missing.
If your back hurts, physical therapy can be your ticket to relief.
It eases pain and helps you move.
If you seek therapy when your back problems first show up, you might be able to avoid surgery.
If you do need a more invasive procedure, physical therapy can help you recover.
Evidence has shown that vestibular physical therapy can be effective in improving symptoms related to many vestibular (inner ear/balance) disorders.
People with vestibular disorders often experience problems with vertigo, dizziness, visual disturbance, and/or imbalance.
It eases pain and helps you move.
If you seek therapy when your back problems first show up, you might be able to avoid surgery.
If you do need a more invasive procedure, physical therapy can help you recover.
Evidence has shown that vestibular physical therapy can be effective in improving symptoms related to many vestibular (inner ear/balance) disorders.
People with vestibular disorders often experience problems with vertigo, dizziness, visual disturbance, and/or imbalance.
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