Melissa Schnepp, ATC, LAT, PTA, has a rehabilitation philosophy that includes treating a whole patient, not just an injury. She takes pride in listening and developing a relationship with her patients so that they know she is there to help them achieve their goals. Melissa specializes in the rehabilitation of the hip and knee, as well as helping athletes return to sport. When she’s not working, you’ll likely find Melissa spending time with her husband and two kids, as well as volunteering with her church’s high school youth ministry (shout out 2nd fam!). She enjoys reading and listening to podcasts, all things Enneagram-related, and anything involving chips and queso.

For Laurie Bregitzer, there’s nothing like seeing patients achieve their goals and getting back to the activities they enjoy. A physical therapist assistant specializing in outpatient orthopedics, Laurie’s focus areas include knees, shoulders, total joint replacements and helping athletes return to sport. When she’s not working, Laurie enjoys spending time outdoors on the lake, going to concerts and attending her kids’ sporting events.

Kyle Findley, MPT, likes to tell patients that he works for them. Kyle believes his job is to facilitate what his patients want out of the rehabilitation process, including making their priorities the focus of the overall treatment plan. Since 2001, he has specialized in the post-operative rehabilitation of shoulders and knees, as well as total joint replacements. In his free time, Kyle enjoys working out, spending time outdoors at his small hobby farm, and spending time with his wife and kids.

Katie Poling, DPT, provides individualized care for each of her patients, whether they’re being seen for an injury to their knee, hip or anything in between. She specializes in the rehabilitation of the lower extremities and spine. Katie places high importance on getting to know her patients and meeting them where they are in their journey to full recovery. When she’s not at the clinic, Katie enjoys quality time with her husband and two young boys. You’ll often find them spending time outdoors or getting crafty with projects.

Physical therapist assistant Jimmy Bush discovered a passion and a knack for helping others through physical therapy during a time of family hardship. He quit work and school to help with his brother’s rehabilitation after an accident that left his brother in a coma. Today, Jimmy enjoys getting to know his patients and setting them on a course for success.

Jen Lebeau, DPT, believes part of the art of physical therapy is taking all she’s learned from school, her colleagues and her own experiences and applying it to each patient’s unique needs. She strives each day to get patients where they want to be. Jen specializes in the rehabilitation of the foot and ankle, knee and shoulder, as well as Forté’s Run Fit program. In her free time, Jen enjoys outdoor activities, such as water skiing, hiking, running and cycling, as well as cooking and hosting social gatherings with good friends.

Debbie Carroll, PT, started with Forté as a student and then as a staff physical therapist before serving as the manager of the Carmel rehabilitation clinic. She takes pride in providing a collaborative experience in which her patients are involved in every step of their treatment plans. Debbie specializes in the rehabilitation of the foot and ankle, as well as custom orthotics. Outside the clinic, Debbie enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters. You’ll often find her keeping active by hiking, working out and driving her “mom taxi.

Brian Armstrong, MPT, serves patients in dual roles as a physical therapist and the manager of our Carmel facility. He specializes in post-surgical rehabilitation of the shoulder, knee, hip and ankle, as well Forte’s Run Fit program, strength and conditioning, and helping athletes return to sport. Brian says one of the most rewarding parts of his career is helping someone recover from surgery in order to get back on the field, run a race or play with their grandkids.

Becky Tubergen, OTR, CHT, prioritizes treating the whole person. She believes the physical side is just as important as the mental side when it comes it rehabilitation and getting patients back to the activities they love. Becky’s focus areas include the elbow, wrist and hand, as well as helping athletes return to sport.

Outside the clinic, Becky enjoys spending time with her husband and three children, playing tennis, working out (Peloton, Pilates and yoga), and cheering on the Butler Bulldogs.