3 Best Physical Therapists in Springfield, IL

"Steve Hanley received his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. He has provided quality physical therapy care to patients in a wide range of settings, demonstrating his extensive experience and expertise with various techniques and populations. Steve Hanley is the owner and Physical Therapist at Break Free Physical Therapy. The clinic provides quality outpatient physical therapy and wellness services to the Springfield and central Illinois community with an intense focus on individualized care and positive vibes to overcome pain and injury. They offer a clear path for competitive athletes, active adults, and those pursuing a natural solution for pain relief and improved health.

"Leah Boente graduated from St. Louis University with her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. She completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy from St. Louis University in 2006. Leah Boente specializes in manual therapy (McKenzie and Maitland), dry needling, specialization in treatment of spinal conditions, outpatient musculoskeletal injuries (post-surgical and non-surgical), sports medicine, women's health/pelvic floor rehabilitation, geriatrics, and balance disorders. Leah Boente practices as a physical therapist and co-owner of PhysioTherapy Professionals. The clinic treats all musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions. They have two locations in Springfield, one on the west side and one in downtown Springfield.

"Devyn M. specializes in physical therapy, orthopedic, and is a certified therapist in McKenzie. He is also a spine specialist. Devyn M. is practicing at Athletico Physical Therapy Springfield. The clinic provides a wide array of physical therapy and orthopedic rehabilitation services to help you get back to doing the things you love to do. Athletico Physical Therapy Springfield's clinicians are passionate about helping you reach your goals, which is why they create personalized treatment plans that focus on eliminating pain and reducing the risk of future injuries.