Adam Ebbert, PT, specializes in treatment of the spine and is a Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist. He places a high emphasis on educating patients so they are an active participant in their recovery. In addition to education, Adam applies a combination of hands-on techniques and exercise progression. Adam was led to pursue a career as a physical therapist after an accident in high school where he broke both of his legs. He had extensive PT to help him learn to walk again. With that, he gained a respect and appreciation for how physical therapists can positively affect their patients’ lives. In his free time, Adam enjoys working out, cooking, listening to music and brewing cold brew coffee. 

Hannah Versluys, PT, DPT, ATC/L, specializes in the shoulder and elbow with primary focus of working with athletes, including baseball and softball players. She also enjoys working with post-op ACLs and getting creative safely within their protocol. Hannah’s approach to treatment is very patient centered by having their sport, goals and interests at the forefront. As a former collegiate softball player, she understands what it’s like for her patients to be pulled from doing what they love, so getting athletes back to their sport and preventing future injuries is her primary goal. In her free time, Hannah likes to spend time with her husband, daughter and two dogs, watching or going to sporting events and reading a good book.  

Sarah Hipskind, PT, DPT, enjoys working primarily with injuries of the knee and hip and with endurance athletes. Her approach to treatment is patient centered with the goal for each patient to leave the session feeling like they got something out of coming into the clinic that day. Sarah was exposed to Physical Therapy at a young age and grew to love a career which allows her to utilize her energy and passion for helping others to get back to doing what they love. She oversees the Run Fit program in the Greenwood clinic. In her free time, Sarah enjoys running, water skiing, going to concerts, hanging out with friends and reading a good book.

Hannah Bryant, PT, ATC, enjoys treating lower extremity post-surgical and non-surgical patients. She provides individualized care using best evidence-based practice to treat her patients from a whole-body movement perspective. As a high school athlete, Hannah experienced knee and shoulder injuries and, through physical therapy, she fell in love with understanding how to rehab injuries. She loves being able to have a positive impact in people’s lives to get them back to doing the things they love. When not at work, Hannah enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling and watching/attending any sporting event.

Ethan Hancock, PT, ATC, specializes in athletic performance and return to sport training with additional experience in orthopedic rehabilitation for spine and lower extremity injuries. His holistic approach to care utilizes a need’s analysis through a multi-faceted approach including exercise, mindset, nutrition, and recovery tactics to alleviate pain and dysfunction to optimize performance. Ethan was led to pursue a career where he was able to provide healthcare for athletes and to rehabilitate sport injuries for optimal return to sport. Ethan enjoyed his time as an Athletic Trainer and sought to be best medical provider of choice for both athletic injuries and orthopedic conditions. He enjoys being able to train alongside his patients and converse with them about their wins in the field whether that be participating in sporting events, recreational activities, or getting back to work in a better state of physical health. In his free time, Ethan enjoys hiking with his wife, pickleball, running, and participating in E-sports.

Craig Rak was introduced to physical therapy as a high school athlete when rehabilitating from injuries to return to sport. He later developed a deep interest in the body’s resilience and capacity for movement as a weightlifter and CrossFit athlete.

Craig loves developing patient relationships with active listening and developing a safe environment for the patient. He believes this facilitates a deeper understanding of what brings a patient to him and what role he can take in their rehab process. Craig tailors his interventions and education to the needs of the individual rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach. He feels this empowers his patients to ultimately recover in the most efficient way possible.

When not working, Craig lives an active lifestyle through mountain biking, hiking, weightlifting and pickleball. He prioritizes spending time with his wife and two dogs as family is very important to him. Craig and his wife are beyond excited to be expecting their first child this Spring.

Physical therapist assistant Megan Rae Hutton enjoys helping young athletes and adults return to their passions after injuries or surgeries like others did for her. A multi-sport athlete in high school who dealt with ankle sprains, concussions and a torn ACL, Megan experienced her fair share of physical therapy and credits her PT with enabling her to play college basketball at Anderson University. Today, Megan aims to help patients, no matter their season of life, achieve normalcy and get back to the things they love. Her focus areas include the hip, knee and ankle, with return to sport and hydrotherapy. When Megan’s not in the clinic, she enjoys spending time with her husband, son and dog; baking; and watching and attending sporting events, especially basketball and football games.

Sarah Eaton, PT, DPT, ATC/L, enjoys helping patients understand their diagnosis and providing them with tools to manage their condition in a simple and effective way. A two-sport athlete as a teen, Sarah was inspired to pursue a career in physical therapy after shadowing her high school’s athletic trainer. She focuses on both the non-operative and operative treatment of the knee and takes pride in the collaborative approach Forté provides for patients. When she’s not at the clinic, Sarah enjoys spending time with her family, including her husband and two boys, watching sporting events, attending concerts, reading, watching movies and working out.

Joseph Alumbaugh, PT, DPT, believes your physical therapy journey should be as fun as possible while still meeting your needs. It’s an approach he’s honed since college, when he first found himself drawn to physical therapy due to the opportunity to blend his passions for sports, anatomy and physiology, and helping people. Today, Joseph strives to rehab injuries effectively while keeping a patient’s individual goals as a priority. While his focus areas include Golf Fit, lifting and weight training, he enjoys helping all patients regain the function needed to return to the things that make them happy and fulfilled in life. Outside the clinic, Joseph enjoys spending time with his wife and son, especially through family travels; participating in outdoor activities such as hiking, rock climbing, kayaking and golfing; and homebrewing and winemaking.