Montgomery - Cincinnati

Robyn earned her doctorate of physical therapy from the University of Southern California. She enjoys treating patients of all ages with a variety of conditions and has noted success in the rehabilitation of injuries related to the shoulder, hip, back and knee. She also has a special interest in working with conditions related to the foot/ankle and perfecting the gait pattern. Robyn utilizes an active treatment approach emphasizing progressive corrective exercises supplemented by evidence-based manual therapies. Robyn is also a trigger point dry needling expert and certifies clinicians in the Cincinnati and Dayton markets. Always patient-focused, she is skilled in motivating each of her patients to a successful recovery.

Brie earned her doctorate of physical therapy from the University of Cincinnati. she is also an orthopedic clinical specialist. A highly patient-focused professional, her goal is to understand each patient as an individual, to learn about their specific goals, educate them and keep them active participants in their rehabilitation program. Brie provides individual treatment plans utilizing patient-specific objectives with the ultimate goal of improving biomechanics, decreasing pain, improving movement and returning each person to their preferred activities and prior level of optimal function. On a daily basis, Brie is focused on compassionate care with an emphasis on the total well-being of her patients.

Sue earned her bachelor's degree from Western Michigan University in 1987 and her master's degree from Johns Hopkins University in 1991. Throughout her years in clinical practice, Sue has focused on adult rehabilitation, neurologic and orthopedic diagnoses in both outpatient and inpatient settings. Common treating diagnoses include fractures, tendonitis, tendon repairs, CTS, nerve impingements, amputations and trigger finger. To provide the optimal level of care for her patients, Sue received her certification in hand therapy, the highest level of specialization for her clinical practice.

Noah graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a bachelor's degree in exercise and movement and doctorate in physical therapy. Noah has clinical experience in orthopedics, neurologic care, acute care and sports medicine. He worked directly and collaborated with an interdisciplinary team for FC Cincinnati, while providing care for the team's professional athletes. Noah has participated in the growth of Cincinnati's adaptive sports community. He has been an assistant coach for CP Soccer Cincinnati, a senior coach/program facilitator for Iron Core Adaptive Strengthening, and a co-founder of Adapt and Thrive Cincinnati, a soccer clinic for disabled individuals. Noah continues to strive for growth opportunities in manual therapy, dry needling and strength and conditioning and has 1A certification for trigger point dry needling.