3 Best Physical Therapists in Oklahoma City, OK

"Phillicia Hawkins Flowers earned her physical therapy doctorate at Langston University in Langston, OK. She has more than twelve years of experience in the physical therapy field. She has vast experience in treating acute care and inpatient rehab, and extensive knowledge in the outpatient setting. Phillicia Hawkins Flowers specializes in treating neurological and orthopedic impairments and aquatic therapy and has advanced training and experience with amputations and sports rehab. She uses manual therapy and MDT techniques to treat neck, back, and extremity problems. Phillicia Hawkins Flowers is the Owner of Bodyworx Physical Therapy and offers various physical therapy services to patients throughout the greater Oklahoma City area. The clinic provides top-of-the-line equipment and one-on-one physical therapy for various ages and conditions. They use state-of-the-art equipment. In Bodyworx Physical Therapy, patients are treated with a hands-on approach, which provides individualized care tailored to their needs.

"Austin Inskeep earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Langston University. He commits time each year to furthering his skills and knowledge base through advanced education and training that keep him up to date on recent research and methodologies. He is a dedicated professional, passionate about people and helping improve their lives through his work. Austin Inskeep is the Clinic Manager of Valir Physical Therapy. He and the team pride themselves on providing individualized care focused on the unique needs, varied personalities, and different goals of each of their patients. The clinic performs comprehensive assessments that lead to long-term pain alleviation, healing, and injury prevention.

"Brad M. completed his physical therapy degree from the University of Oklahoma. He moved to Texas in 2003 to become the director of a large hospital, an acute rehab hospital, and an outpatient clinic after working in a variety of settings in Oklahoma and Colorado. Brad M. then moved to the Rockwall area with the start-up crew to be the director and open a new THR Presbyterian hospital in 2007. He is an experienced therapist but has continued to stay up to date with his treatments, and he is certified in dry needling and is efficient in manual therapy, Cupping, the Graston technique, and vestibular disorders. Brad M. is the Clinic Director at 360 Physical Therapy.