I’m the owner and lead practitioner at Reactivation Physical Therapy & Wellness. My journey into physical therapy started long before the degrees and credentials… it started with an injury that changed my life.
In high school, I tore my ACL in my knee, which took me out of playing the sport I loved, basketball, for the whole season. I remember feeling frustrated, confused, and unsure if I’d ever get back on the court. Working with a physical therapist post-surgery helped me get back to playing basketball again.
At the time, I didn’t realize it, but the care I received was actually limited by insurance: 30-minute sessions, restricted treatment options, and a plan built around what was “covered,” not what I truly needed.
I didn’t know any different back then; I just knew my therapist helped me. But years later, once I became a PT myself, I finally understood how much more was possible.
That realization fueled my goals for every patient of mine: to help people get back to the activities they love with care that isn’t restricted, rushed, or dictated by insurance rules.
It’s the reason I became a physical therapist, and it’s the reason I care so deeply about helping people get back to the activities that make them feel alive.
After getting my Doctorate in Physical Therapy, I started my career in a traditional insurance-based ortho/sport PT clinic, and that’s where I realized the system is set up for patients to fail.
As a clinical director, I saw firsthand how insurance companies dictated care:
It didn’t sit right with me. It didn’t align with why I became a PT, and it didn’t serve the people who trusted us with their health.
I didn’t want to be a therapist who checked boxes. I wanted to be a therapist who changed lives.
So I made a decision that completely reshaped my career:
No visit limits. No watered‑down care. No “you only get 8 sessions.” No “you have to fail first before we approve treatment.”
Just real, individualized, one‑on‑one care focused on results, not restrictions.
My mission is simple: To help runners, athletes, and active agers 40+ go from limited and hurting to capable, confident, and built for longevity & performance.
When I’m not in the clinic, you’ll find me spending time with my wife, our dog, and our two cats, working out, running, golfing, or playing basketball. Movement has always been a part of my life, and helping people move well is what I’m meant to do.
Being a Physical Therapist is truly my calling and passion.
If you’re ready for clarity, confidence, and care that puts YOU first, I’m here to help you reactivate your strength, mobility, and life.
