DMOS Physical Therapy & Hand Therapy

Our team of Physical Therapists can help you to return to living your life with less pain and increased mobility. We are open Monday to Friday from 7am to 7pm, so contact us today to arrange an appointment or to request your medical records.

reduce pain, improve mobility, and restore function.

Nick is responsible for leading a team of highly skilled physical and manual therapists. He enjoys working with therapists and patients to develop scientifically-supported treatment plans that will improve movement and performance.

Nathan Kleckner, a native of Iowa, was motivated to pursue a career in physical therapy after having good experiences with therapists while taking part in sports during his high school and college years.

Nicole McDevitt was able to return to playing basketball in high school thanks to physical therapy, and now at DMOS she is committed to helping others return to their work, recreational activities, and overall ability to function.

Francis Nguyen was motivated to help people improve their health and fitness, so he decided to become a physical therapist.

Ginni Peterson has 17 years of experience in the field of outpatient orthopedics and sports medicine. She utilizes a combination of manual therapy and exercise in her technique, and she has a very hands-on approach to assisting her patients.

Scott Reents has a background in general orthopedics and is enthusiastic about providing excellent service during the rehabilitation process and seeing his patients progress from injury to being able to function normally again.

If you are experiencing discomfort, lack of flexibility, or decreased strength which is making it difficult for you to move around, you may benefit from consulting a physical therapist.

A doctor's recommendation for physical therapy typically involves attending sessions 2 to 3 times a week. Depending on the diagnosis and severity of the injury or disorder, the frequency may be different for each person. However, generally speaking, you can expect to attend therapy at this rate.

Generally, you should continue with physical therapy until you have achieved your goals or until your therapist and you decide that your condition is too severe to reassess your objectives. It typically takes 6 to 8 weeks for soft tissue to heal, so your physical therapy program may last for that duration.

If you have an injury to your lower body or back, wear clothing that is not too tight, such as shorts and short sleeves for an injury to your upper body. Make sure to bring or wear appropriate shoes, like sneakers.

At DMOS Orthopaedic Centers, we provide the highest quality physical therapy for orthopedic and sports injuries. Our team of surgeons, Physical Therapists and Occupational Therapists work together to develop a plan that will help you or your family member to return to work, recreation and daily life.

If you or someone you care about is suffering from pain or injury and is unable to live a life of freedom and purpose, don't hesitate to take action. We can provide you with a physical therapy program that is based on scientific evidence and designed to help you regain your quality of life.

Care equipment designed for long-term use and to assist with medical care is available for the foot and ankle, podiatry, hand therapy, hand and upper extremity, hip, interventional physiatry, knee, MRI imaging and X-ray, outpatient surgery, physical therapy, shoulder, spine, sports medicine, trauma, and urgent injury care.