Platte Valley Physical Therapy was established in 1990 by Jon Wieseler, PT, at 509 East Fourth Street, also known as "The Boardwalk." Bill Mackley, DPT, a North Platte native joined the practice in 2000. Within the same year, a move to the current location at 1001 South Cottonwood Street doubled the space. Most recently, in 2015, Colton Aman, DPT, from Blair, NE and Danielle Aman, DPT, a North Platte native, joined the practice, welcoming the opportunity to serve the community of North Platte.
At Platte Valley Physical Therapy, it is our mission to constantly work to improve what we do. We know that both physical and mental stress, associated with a health condition, is difficult. We will use the latest science-based knowledge, but also understand that caring about the person is a powerful tool for recovery. We promise to be empathetic, effective and efficient in our patient care.
Our responsibility to do our job is realized through frequent assessment, with constant hands-on or verbal supervision by the same physical therapist throughout your time with us.
At Platte Valley Physical Therapy, it is our mission to constantly work to improve what we do. We know that both physical and mental stress, associated with a health condition, is difficult. We will use the latest science-based knowledge, but also understand that caring about the person is a powerful tool for recovery. We promise to be empathetic, effective and efficient in our patient care.
Our responsibility to do our job is realized through frequent assessment, with constant hands-on or verbal supervision by the same physical therapist throughout your time with us.
Services
Assesses the need for strength, flexibility, endurance, neuromuscular control of joint position, pain control, functional ability, and the extent of need for intervention as it relates to your diagnosis.
Interventions which use movement to adapt tissue to become more functional, with the appropriate intensity prescribed for the stage of healing and recovery.
Emphasizes the learning or re-learning needed by the nervous system to better control movement for functional skills.
Moves you toward your goal of better function by assessing and rehearsing actual movement skills.
Interventions which use movement to adapt tissue to become more functional, with the appropriate intensity prescribed for the stage of healing and recovery.
Emphasizes the learning or re-learning needed by the nervous system to better control movement for functional skills.
Moves you toward your goal of better function by assessing and rehearsing actual movement skills.
Jon grew up on the family farm near Hartington, Nebraska.
Some of his best memories came from life on the farm.
While in high school, a good friend, who was in a severe car accident, made the suggestion after going through extensive Physical Therapy, "Jon, you should become a Physical Therapist."
Jon took those words to heart.
He received his Bachelor of Science in Biology at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
He went on to earn his Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Some of his best memories came from life on the farm.
While in high school, a good friend, who was in a severe car accident, made the suggestion after going through extensive Physical Therapy, "Jon, you should become a Physical Therapist."
Jon took those words to heart.
He received his Bachelor of Science in Biology at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
He went on to earn his Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
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