Personalized physical therapy in Las Vegas
One-on-one care designed to help you move better, recover faster, and return to the activities you love.
- Doctor of Physical Therapy
- Licensed in Nevada & New York
- 15+ years coaching movement & acrobatics
- One-on-one concierge care
Four things that make this different
One-on-one, the entire visit.
Every minute is with me. Not an aide, not a tech, not my attention split three ways across a gym floor. That is the whole reason I built the practice this way, and it is why a visit runs 45 to 60 minutes instead of twenty.
I come to you.
Home, gym, studio, or performance space. Seeing you where the problem actually happens tells me things a clinic table never will — and it means the plan you leave with uses the equipment you already have.
Out-of-network, on purpose.
I do not contract with insurance companies, which means no one outside this room decides how long we get or what we work on. Prices are posted, you know the cost before you book, and there are no surprise bills afterward.
Your PT has spent twenty years in the air.
I performed and taught acrobatics for nearly two decades before I earned my doctorate. If you are a performer, you will not have to explain what your discipline demands of your shoulders. If you are not, you still get a therapist who thinks about movement as a skill to be rebuilt, not a box to be checked.
Three kinds of people end up on my table
If you see yourself in one of these, we will probably work well together.
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Active adults, 18 to 99
Recover from pain, injury, or surgery and stay active — without giving up the things that make you feel like yourself.
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Performers & athletes
Dance, acrobatics, gymnastics, aerial, and sport. Rehab that understands the demands of your discipline, not a generic protocol.
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People who want more than traditional PT
Longer visits. One-on-one attention. No rushed appointments, no being handed off to a tech halfway through.
What people say
“PLACEHOLDER — the strongest thing a patient has ever said to you, in their words. Two or three sentences at most. The best ones name the specific thing they got back.”
— First name, Last initial, Las Vegas, NV
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“PLACEHOLDER — a patient's own words about what changed for them.”
First name, Last initial Aerialist
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“PLACEHOLDER — a patient's own words about what changed for them.”
First name, Last initial Post-op knee, back to hiking
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“PLACEHOLDER — a patient's own words about what changed for them.”
First name, Last initial Masters athlete
Not sure if this is the right fit?
That is exactly what the discovery call is for. Fifteen minutes, no cost, no obligation. Tell me what is going on and I will tell you honestly whether I can help — or who else should.