3 Best Physical Therapists in Elk Grove, CA

“Kathleen Hicks has earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University and her Master of Physical Therapy from CSU Sacramento. She has vast experience in both pediatrics and orthopedics. She has a real passion for physical therapy and enjoys treating and educating people of all ages. Her approach entails a thorough assessment of impairments, emphasizing the importance of addressing the entire body rather than just the site of pain. Kathleen also helped develop the clinical education portion of the practice. Laguna Physical Therapy and Hand Rehabilitation has been providing exceptional physical therapy services to the Elk Grove community for more than two decades. Their team of expert physical therapists will design a movement-based treatment plan focused on your sport or movement needs and goals.”

“Cary Caulfield has been a licensed physical therapist in the state of California. He received his bachelor's degree in Health Sciences from California Lutheran University. He did his master's in Physical Therapy from the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific. Cary Caulfield is a certified strength and conditioning specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Cary has worked in a variety of settings, including outpatient orthopedics. He specializes in chronic pain, orthopedics, SI joint dysfunction, concussion management, and functional capacity testing. He has a keen interest in balance dysfunction, headache management, temporomandibular dysfunction (TMJ), and pain management. He is dedicated to treating every patient as an individual and providing them with all of the necessary tools to improve their lives. Capitol Physical Therapy also has branches in Sacramento and Roseville. He has worked with the American Physical Therapy Association and the California Physical Therapy Association as an appointed member to national and chapter task forces, an elected board member at the district level, and as an appointed member of the California Chapter Government Affairs Committee.”

“Andrew Cheit holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. He spent a year with NovaCare Rehabilitation, a division of Select Medical. He treats many problems such as muscle and joint pain, sports and work injuries, concussions, and balance issues. Andrew Cheit helps others and often gives free therapy to people without insurance. He volunteers online as a clinic mentor at Temple University's student-run clinic, the North Broad Physical Therapy Center. Select Physical Therapy is part of the largest physical therapy network in the U.S., with nearly 2,000 clinics and over 7,000 licensed therapists, leading the way in quality care.”