Mission Statement

Rock Valley Physical Therapy is dedicated to making better lives by fostering a timely, optimal outcome in a customer focused environment. Our highly skilled and compassionate team provides individualized one-on-one care for each patient. Our patients typically work with one therapist from start to finish. Every team member goes through extensive training and mentorship to ensure that each patient receives the highest level of care. At Rock Valley everything we have and everything we learn is about making better lives, one patient at a time.



We look forward to working with you!



- Amy, Luke, and Rachael



Disclaimer: This blog is intended for informational purposes only and is not to be considered medical advice. It is not intended to replace consultation with a licensed medical profession or qualify as physical therapy treatment. We are under no circumstance liable for advice given on this website.



Monday, July 26, 2010

What...a Student Already!


The plan when Luke and I started this clinic from scratch was to hold off on working with physical therapy students as part of their "clinical experience" until at least January 2011. We thought by this time we would have been able to grow our practice enough to have a steady stream of patients. Well, that was our plan until... we received a last minute phone call from a professor at Bradley University that coordinates their clinical education. One of their placements had fallen through at the eleventh hour and they knew Luke and I would be able to offer a great learning opportunity. I must say I was skeptical to accept knowing that our caseload was not full, but Luke talked me into in stating he would do most of the work.

So, it my pleasure to introduce the Rock Valley following to Danny Schroeder. He started with us last week and will be with us until September 3rd. He is currently in his second year of the Doctorate of Physical Therapy program at Bradley University. He did his undergraduate work at the University of Illinois where he also was a member of the baseball team. I am feeling a little sorry for him over the next several weeks because I am sure he will get roped into several department activities (like the picture I have included.) Danny was a willing model to update a couple of our common exercise handouts. Stay tune for what we will be having Danny do next.... (A)