3 Best Physical Therapists in Grand Prairie, TX

“Vijay Parikh obtained his physical therapy degree from Chapman University in Southern California. Vijay has worked in outpatient settings treating a variety of orthopedic problems, both surgical and non-surgical. He is the clinical director of Green Oaks Physical Therapy in Grand Prairie. The clinic is an independent physical therapy clinic that offers a personalized approach to the individual. They have licensed therapists who provide a patient-centered, hands-on approach to physical therapy, sports medicine, and industrial rehabilitation care in the convenience of your hometown. Their approach is to create a treatment program for you that optimizes your body’s ability to heal. Easy access and parking facilities are available.”

“DeTerriyon Robinson earned his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, Exercise Science and a Master’s in Public Health Administration from the University of Louisiana at Monroe. He obtained his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine in Austin, Texas. Terry’s strong work ethic, dedication, leadership skills, passion for helping others regain function, and eagerness to learn have led him to his current role as Clinical Director at Vista Physical Therapy-Grand Prairie. They offer care programs for all ages, specializing in pre & post-operative treatments, non-surgical pain solutions, and sports medicine.”

“Tiffany Hill is an experienced physical therapist who has been with Baylor Scott & White since 2011. She has 20 years of clinical expertise for her patients. Her interests include sports medicine, orthopedics, dry needling, soft tissue and joint mobilizations. She is a Center Manager at Tiffany Hill. They provide comprehensive outpatient physical therapy to individuals suffering from injury or pain associated with sports injuries, back/neck pain, joint problems, balance disorders, and work-related injuries. They are proud to serve their community, providing each person an exceptional experience that promotes healing, recovery, and return to an active lifestyle in a safe, progressive, and compassionate environment.”