I provide individualized orthopedic care for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, using evidence‑based treatment and my manual therapy certification to help patients reduce pain, restore movement, and return to daily activity with confidence. Common conditions treated include tendinitis, bursitis, post‑surgical recovery, and other common musculoskeletal injuries, such as:

• Neck & back pain — including cervicogenic headaches, disc‑related pain, muscle strain, and sciatica

• Upper extremity injuries — shoulder impingement, rotator cuff tendinitis, elbow pain, wrist and hand injuries

• Lower extremity injuries — hip pain, knee osteoarthritis, patellar tendinitis, ankle sprains, plantar fasciitis, and bursitis

• Post‑surgical rehabilitation — recovery following procedures such as total knee or hip replacement, rotator cuff repair, joint fixation (ORIF), including fixation for pathologic fractures, and other orthopedic surgeries

As a board‑certified oncologic clinical specialist—a credential held by fewer than 0.1% of physical therapists nationwide—I provide specialized rehabilitation to support individuals before, during, and after cancer treatment. Care focuses on reducing pain, restoring strength and mobility, and improving quality of life across all cancer diagnoses. Common conditions treated:

• Breast cancer — breast pain, shoulder dysfunction, axillary cording, post‑surgical mobility, breast and arm lymphedema, prehabilitation

• Weakness & imbalance — changes that develop during or after cancer treatment

• Cancer‑related fatigue — persistent exhaustion impacting daily activity

• Radiation fibrosis syndrome — soft‑tissue tightness and mobility loss following radiation

• Chemotherapy‑induced peripheral neuropathy — numbness, tingling, hand dysfunction, and balance deficits from chemotherapy

• Prehab — The gold standard of care before cancer treatment or surgery, prehab helps you enter your procedure—whether a mastectomy or a major surgery such as lung cancer resection—as strong and prepared as possible. For individuals undergoing mastectomy, prehab allows us to identify early signs of lymphedema or axillary cording through baseline arm measurements and shoulder mobility testing. For those preparing for lung or other cancer‑related surgeries, and chemotherapy, we assess strength, cardiovascular endurance, and balance to build a personalized exercise plan that improves conditioning before treatment begins.  Research consistently shows that starting care in your best physical state leads to better treatment tolerance, fewer complications, and improved overall outcomes.

As a certified lymphedema therapist, I use the gold‑standard, evidence‑based approach of Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) to reduce swelling, improve mobility, and restore comfort. CDT combines manual lymph drainage (MLD), compression therapy, targeted exercises, and diligent skin care to mobilize and reduce excess lymphatic fluid. While I specialize in cancer‑related lymphedema, I also treat all forms of swelling, including venous, orthopedic, and post‑surgical causes. Treatment may also include compression garment measurement, coordination with local DME providers for prescriptions, and supportive taping techniques to assist lymphatic flow. Common conditions treated:

• Cancer‑related lymphedema — swelling that can develop in the arm, leg, breast, torso, or head/neck after lymph node removal, radiation, or surgery

• Chronic venous insufficiency — lower‑leg swelling from venous disease

• Orthopedic‑related swelling — edema after injury or joint replacement

• Post‑surgical swelling — including post‑plastic surgery recovery

• Lipedema — pain, heaviness, and disproportionate limb swelling

Dry needling is an evidence‑based technique used to reduce pain, release muscle tension, and improve movement efficiency. It can be applied to a wide range of orthopedic and neuromuscular conditions and often accelerates progress, helping patients reach their goals in fewer sessions. Common benefits:

• Local twitch response — resets overactive or irritated muscle fibers

• Improved blood flow — enhances circulation to support tissue healing

• Release of tight muscle bands — reduces spasm and deep muscle tension

• Motor pattern reset — helps correct movement dysfunction and improve coordination

• Natural pain modulation — stimulates the body’s own pain‑relief pathways

• Scar tissue & fascial mobility — improves mobility and reduces restrictions after injury or surgery