Kinecio Physical Therapy is a practice where patients find relief from acute and chronic pain. The team, including Dr. Miesbauer, Dr. Weber, Alexa, Dr. Mirbagri, and Abe, are highly knowledgeable and attentive listeners. They address the root cause of pain using a whole-body approach. Kinecio offers expertise in various areas, including post partum care, and athletic injuries. Patients report feeling better after each visit. The practice aims to help patients regain confidence and reclaim what they have lost.
Practice Information
Pregnancy & Postpartum Services
Kinecio has helped with prenatal and postpartum therapy.
Pelvic Health Specialization
Kinecio has helped with chronic pain, and also sudden onset pain. Dr. Mirbagri turned a very painful back and associated issues into a very positive outcome and helped to functional and strengthened mobility as well as lessening pain level greatly.
Therapist Expertise
The therapists at Kinecio are knowledgeable, skilled and highly trained to help relieve injuries. Dr. Weber is described as having a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Alexa Miesbauer is also highly trained.
Treatment Setting
Brian puts patients at ease with his kind, understanding, caring, down-to-earth, and humorous approach. The office staff is professional and very helpful.
Treatment Approaches
Dr. Weber and Alexa use a unique approach to care. Brian has a unique approach that has made patients loyal because of his unique approach to care. They skillfully work the troubled areas and give exercises to do at home. He addresses issues with compassion and professionalism and uses a whole body approach.
Office Experience
Julie, in the front office is a true delight to be around. She is personable, accommodating, and a joy to talk with.
Patient Experience
Brian works with patients and sets them up to succeed, helping patients to reclaim what they lost and to get back to the physical activities they love with confidence. The goal is to help patients to feel better and back to their usual routines and even be able to get out to snowshoe.
