Manager of Outpatient Rehabilitation Services

Katie Smyers, PT, DPT

Doctor of Physical Therapy – Medical University of South Carolina
Bachelor of Science in Health Science – Clemson University
Certified in dry needling
Clinical interests include: all outpatient orthopedic diagnoses – specifically including post-operative diagnoses, shoulders, hips and knees

Physical Therapy

Kevin Ford, PT, DPT, OCS, CMPT

Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Virginia Commonwealth University
Bachelor of Science, Bridgewater College
Board certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopaedics
Certified Manual Physical Therapist
Certified in dry needling
Specializes in orthopaedics, spine rehab and temporomandibular joint disorders.

Katie Frick, PT, DPT

Doctor of Physical Therapy – Medical University of South Carolina
Bachelor of Science in Biology – Winthrop University
Board Certified in Neurology
Certified in LSVT Big for Parkinson’s Disease
Clinical interests include: Neurological diagnoses including CVA, MS, Parkinson’s and others; orthopedics

Meredith Rychener, PT

Master of Science in Physical therapy – Boston University : Sargent College
Bachelor of Arts in Biology and German – Middlebury College
Clinical interests include: general orthopaedic conditions and neurological diagnoses including: lower extremity amputations/prosthetics, CVA

LeeAnn S. Wright, DPT

Transitional Doctorate of Physical Therapy- University of St. Augustine Health Sciences
Master of Physical Therapy- Medical University of South Carolina
Bachelor of Science in Pre-Professional Health Studies – Clemson University
Certified in dry needling and LSVT Big for Parkinson’s Disease
Clinical interests include orthopaedic conditions, vertigo and Parkinson’s Disease

Occupational Therapy

Michelle A Rogers MOT, OTR/L, CHT

Master of Occupational Therapy- Nova Southeastern University
Bachelor of Liberal Arts in Psychology – University of South Carolina
Certified Hand Therapist
Clinical interests include hand therapy and physical rehabilitation including stroke and spinal cord injury.