Physical Therapists in or near Highland, Indiana
Find and research Physical Therapists near Highland. Learn about their approach to patient care, practice philosophy, areas of specialization, certifications and more. All Indiana Physical Therapists in this directory have a focus in spine care and are Verified by Spine-health.
Featured Spine Centers in or near Highland
Physical Therapists in or near Highland
| Name | Center | Specialty | Distance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Cindy Hillesheim, PT, Appleton, WI, 54913 | NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin | Physical Therapist | 198.4 mi. |
 | Brennan Hussey, PT, Appleton, WI, 54913 | NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin | Physical Therapist | 198.4 mi. |
| The advantages of an integrated approach are that our patients have access to experts in all areas of the diagnosis and treatment of spinal disorders. At the NeuroSpine Center, we work closely together to make sure that our patients receive the most appropriate care for their condition. | ||||
 | Ron Miller, PT, Appleton, WI, 54913 | NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin | Physical Therapist | 198.4 mi. |
| The advantages of an integrated approach are that our patients have access to experts in all areas of the diagnosis and treatment of spinal disorders. At the NeuroSpine Center, we work closely together to make sure that our patients receive the most appropriate care for their condition. | ||||
 | Jason Schomburg, PT, Appleton, WI, 54913 | NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin | Physical Therapist | 198.4 mi. |
| The advantages of an integrated approach are that our patients have access to experts in all areas of the diagnosis and treatment of spinal disorders. At the NeuroSpine Center, we work closely together to make sure that our patients receive the most appropriate care for their condition. | ||||
 | Robert Daul, PT, Appleton, WI, 54913 | NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin | Physical Therapist | 198.4 mi. |
| The most successful treatment of the spine involves manual manipulation to restore restricted motion and exercises to maintain that motion. This simple concept may stave off surgery and promote a return to functional activities that were previously too painful. | ||||
