West Penn

Dealing with his own sports injuries over the years made him appreciate the healthcare professionals who were motivated to help him work towards his goals, which ultimately inspired him to become a physical therapist. Wayne received his Bachelor of Science in Psychology as well as his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Widener University. Over the years, Wayne has received additional certifications and trainings including Functional Movement Techniques, Myofascial Decompression, and others that help ensure a quality plan of care for his patients. As a Clinical Instructor, Adjunct Professor, and Pro-Bono Clinic Founder, he developed a thorough understanding of treatment methods and patient care. Wayne listens to his patients and strives to provide the best experience and outcome possible while working towards each individual’s goals.  He enjoys working through challenging cases and finds each patient’s achievement of their personal goals very rewarding. He also has a variety of interests outside of work including cars, hunting, to do-it-yourself projects and athletic activities.

Kailee received her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Lebanon Valley College. She believes in a holistic approach to treatment that addresses the various factors contributing to impairment and dysfunction. Kailee individualizes treatments through evidence-based practices and encourages patient participation in goal setting. In her free time, Kailee enjoys traveling, hiking, and walking with her dogs, Piper and Dutch.