Corephysio

A success story from CorePhysio client Rich! After a total knee replacement in June 2025, he went on to work with David and Zach for PT. His goal was to continue to perform at a high level and be able to participate in the CrossFit Open. Here he is competing in the 2026 open, ranking 75th in the world and continuing to the next stage in April.

Jax invites you to join CorePhysio’s interdisciplinary journal club! It’s happening Thursday March 19th from 6:30-730 pm at our Grant Street office. Brittany Fuller DPT will be leading the discussion on the article Mediators and Moderators of Education Plus Exercise on Perceived Improvement in Individuals with Glute Tendinipathy. Dress casual and bring your snack and bevvie of choice!

You can choose where you receive physical therapy. Tell your doctor that you choose Corephysio, or another local, PT-owned physical therapy clinic of your choice.

Receiving physical therapy care at an independant, PT-owned clinic like CorePhysio provides more cost savings compared to hospital based, and physician-owned physical therapy practices, also known as POPTS.

Check out this article by Brian Hartz, DPT, MPT, OCS, CSCS, who is the President of the Private Practice Section of the American Physical Therapy Association.

He also is my friend and mentor.

Brian, as CEO, and his wife Amy - Hartz PT's CFO - are two of the most intentional business owners I know when it comes to how they care about their staff, their staff's families and their community. At CorePhysio, we feel exactly the same responsibilty and honor to look out for our people and community.

We take the responsibility to provide value to our clients, and to create and sustain a company work choosing for our team.

Brian's article is a quick read with good data: check it out and learn how to protect your out of pocket costs with local, PT-owned physical therapy care.

How is an Independent Private Practice Different? – HARTZ Physical Therapy Have you ever had that dream, where you are running as fast as you can and getting nowhere? Translate that feeling to your health…when you are injured, your first goal is to get back to 100% as efficiently as possible. It is not always going to be a speedy recovery, but it would be nice to know th...