3 Best Physical Therapists in Tulsa, OK

" Dr. Marcus Metcalf received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Southwest Baptist University. He initially received his Bachelor’s in exercise science at Northeastern State University while obtaining his certification in fitness training. He has worked in various settings, including inpatient therapy, outpatient therapy, and home health therapy. He has an extensive background in exercise science and rehabilitative services. Marcus Metcalf is the owner of Recover Therapy. He has helped grow the clinic from a single-practitioner, 2,700 sq. ft. clinic to a 5,700 sq. ft. facility with multidisciplinary staff.

" Andrew Negley received his Doctor of Physical Therapy from the Arizona School of Health Sciences at A.T. Still University. He has more than 20 years of experience in the physiotherapy field. He is a certified dry needling, Kinesiology Taping, custom orthotics, functional movement screening, and functional capacity evaluation specialist. Andrew Negley is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Oklahoma Physical Therapy Association. He utilizes the most progressive evidence-based medicine to provide superior medical care in a friendly, comfortable, and personal environment. Andrew Negley is the co-founder and director of physical therapy at Physical Therapy Specialists of Tulsa. The clinic offers personalized therapy plans, wellness education, and home exercises.

" Bryan Coots utilizes the most progressive evidence-based medicine to provide superior medical care. His goal is to decrease pain and increase function. He delivers an excellent experience for physical therapy patients with a balance of service, technology, and advanced knowledge. Bryan Coots is currently working at the Physical Rehabilitation Center of Tulsa. The clinic aims to provide physical therapy services above standard expectations, to obtain optimal function and maximize performance for their patients, and to create a friendly, enthusiastic environment for patients and staff. Physical Rehabilitation Center of Tulsa uses hands-on manual therapy, evaluation, and treatment, and plans to return patients to their everyday lives.