Andy Wayda, PT, DPT, specializes in outpatient orthopedics with certifications in dry needling, Graston and TPI (Titlelist™ Performance Institute) for golf. His holistic approach to patient care includes the body and mind while providing actionable steps/exercises that will reduce pain and return patients to their sport or daily activities. Andy actively listens to patients, validates their thoughts or concerns and provides them with tools to overcome obstacles and fully recover from whatever is ailing them.

He was led to a career in PT after disc herniation and surgery. Andy enjoyed his time in physical therapy and wanted to help others recover from injuries or surgeries by using a combination of evidence-based practice and personal experience rehabbing his own body. Andy also has a keen interest in sports like golf, soccer, and basketball which allows him to understand the unique demands of these activities and tailor rehabilitation programs to enhance and improve overall sport performance. In his free time, Andy enjoys golf and travel.

Danielle Brandt, OTR, specializes in upper extremity rehabilitation, with vast experience in adult and geriatric care. Her approach to occupational therapy is client-centered by creating individualized treatment plans for patients to live life to the fullest following injury or surgery. Danielle was led to pursue an occupational therapy career after having a family member appreciate their OT experience, coupled with her love of helping others. She enjoys helping patients get back to doing the things they love most as well as gaining back their independence with everyday tasks. 

In her free time, Danielle enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, reading, baking and traveling.  

Joel Whittle, PT, works with a wide variety of patients in need of care including athletes, older adults and individuals recovering from surgery. His approach to patient care is holistic, addressing not only the physical aspects of recovery, but also providing emotional support by building connections with each of his patients. Joel strives to motivate, encourage and empower patients as he believes this plays a key role in reaching their full potential in their healing process. He finds great fulfillment in getting to know each of his patients personally while assisting them in regaining their strength and functionality. He was led to pursue physical therapy from several personal and professional experiences. Joel was motivated to enter the PT field, aiming to make a difference in how patients are treated and supported, especially after seeing his mother’s negative experience with physical therapy which resulted in suboptimal outcomes and lingering issues. As a lifelong athlete, particularly football, basketball and track, Joel has a deep understanding of movement patterns and the importance of training for optimal performance.  

Outside of work, Joel stays active by running, lifting, bouldering and biking. He also enjoys hiking, discovering new coffee shops, enjoying good food and dancing. These activities keep Joel balanced, energized and passionate about maintaining a healthy lifestyle. 

Jeremy Fields, PT, ATC, specializes in sports medicine and joint replacement. He is also Titleist Performance Institute level two certified for golf performance enhancement and a NATABOC certified athletic trainer. His approach to patient care is to educate and incorporate the patients into their own recovery, not by telling them what to do, but by providing them the best care possible in their journey. Jeremy was led to a career in physical therapy as a young athlete experiencing aches and pain as he researched the cause. He fell in love with how the body works and how it can go from the very worst to the very best. 

Jeremy loves the people part of being a PT, by developing relationships and getting to know each of his patients. He also enjoys being able to watch a patient go from their lowest level to a higher recovery than expected. In his free time, Jeremy enjoys spending time with his wife and children, playing golf, swimming, carpentry and watching sports. He would watch a starting contest just for the competition.  

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.

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, his child and two dogs as family is very important to him.