Radiologist

• MRI
  Along with your completed new patient paperwork, please bring a picture ID (driver's license or equivalent), your insurance card, an up-to-date medication list, your therapy referral (sometimes called a prescription) from your referring physician or health-care provider (if you have one), and any other applicable reports (x-ray, MRI, labs, etc) or physician instruction. Please also bring any braces, splints, crutches, canes, walkers, or any other equipment related to your condition.

Surgeons

• Orthopedics
• Knee Replacement
  Earned the designation as Certified Wound Specialist in 2009: Implemented and lead the inpatient and outpatient orthopedic team at a large hospital corporation. This program was awarded Disease Specific Certification by the Joint Commission for Supine Care, Total Shoulder, Total Hip, and Total Knee Replacement.

Physical Therapists

• Physical Therapy
  Master of Physical Therapy from University of Texas Medical Branch, Doctor of Physical Therapy from EIM Institute of Health Professions
• Occupational Therapy
  Colleyville Physical Therapy's mission is to be a physical and occupational therapy practice that serves the unique needs of its employees, customers, and the local community. We want to be the first choice for physical and occupational therapy in our community because we not only provide the highest level of care but do so in an environment where everyone involved is treated like family and is able to experience joy and fulfillment on a daily basis.
• Manual Therapy
  Your first appointment will take about 1 hour during which your assigned therapist will complete a comprehensive evaluation to identify any deficits and contributing factors to your condition. Based upon your therapist's findings, an individualized treatment plan will be established. Your therapist will be sure to solicit your input and will take into account your unique scheduling needs when establishing the weekly frequency (usually 1-2 times/week) of your appointments. If time allows, treatment will usually be initiated during your initial appointment and may include hands-on manual therapy, exercise instruction, or use of specialized treatments to decrease pain or inflammation.