Bailey was born and raised in Dothan, AL. Her middle name is Jo so many people who are close to her call her Bailey Jo. She loves either! She grew up dancing, playing a variety of sports, and pursued musical talents in singing and various instruments. When volleyball became her niche, she quit the others to give her all to the sport. Upon leaving high school, she accumulated 3 Super-12 awards for the Wiregrass area and many awards based on team stats and leadership.

For undergrad, she attended the University of Alabama (Roll Tide) where she was in the Honor’s College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Public Health Summa Cum Laude. She, also, continued playing volleyball on the club team and through intramurals. She has a passion for music and worship that has allowed her the opportunity to lead worship in many settings and churches throughout her life.

For Physical Therapy School, Bailey attended Samford University where she met the love of her life, her husband, Jake. She loves that she gets to do one of her greatest passions with her best friend. With her sports background, Bailey has always been interested in PT with athletes; however, through the years, she has gained a loved for the aging adult population and women’s health too! Bailey treats women of all ages and specifically the pregnancy and postpartum population that loves to exercise! Bailey received two certifications in Pelvic Floor Therapy in 2022 and continues to pursue knowledge to best treat her patients.

Fun fact: in PT school, Bailey’s superlative was “Most Likely to Always Have a Bag of Snacks.”

Bailey and Jake have the most precious pup, Tuk, who is an Aussie-doodle. Outside of the clinic, Bailey enjoys exercise, adventuring, finding the most delicious and local foods, and making home-cooked meals. Also, she loves the Crimson Tide and spending time with her family on game-day in Tuscaloosa.

Bailey was born and raised in Odessa, Texas and moved to Portland, Oregon when he was 15 years old. Growing up, he played multiple sports including baseball, basketball, football, and tennis. He grew a passion for competition and athletic achievement and knew he always wanted to be involved in the athletic world even when he ended his competitive career. His background with sports and athletic injuries sparked a passion for how the human body operates. He has seen first hand the impact that Physical Therapy can have on those who are working through the process.

Bailey graduated in 2021 with his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from William Jessup University in Rocklin, California. He then pursued his Doctor of Physical therapy (DPT) from South College in Knoxville, Tennessee graduating in June of 2024. As a Doctor of Physical Therapy, he is passionate about providing personalized care to each patient and tailoring treatment plans to their unique needs and goals.

Outside of the clinic, Bailey loves spending time with his wife Bristol and their son Salem. They love to be active outdoors hiking, camping or fishing. He also loves to play golf, disc golf, pickleball, watch baseball and college football, or anything that involves competition.

Bailey is committed to empowering patients by educating them about their condition and guiding them toward a better quality of life. Bailey is Dry Needling certified and has a passion for treating orthopedic conditions that get in the way of living life to the fullest. Whether working with athletes, weekend warriors, or individuals recovering from surgery, he aims to restore function, reduce pain, and optimize movement.

Kelcee was born and raised in Stephenville, TX, graduating from Stephenville High School in 2015. She attended Tarleton State University, graduating with a major in Biomedical Science with a minor in Psychology. She was then accepted into the University of Texas Medical Branch Physical Therapy school in Galveston, TX through early acceptance. While at UTMB she helped create a non-profit physical therapy clinic that partnered with a local church and pre-existing student-led
medical clinic. There she organized multiple shoe drives and community shoe fittings, helping over 200 unhoused individuals.

Kelcee graduated from UTMB in August of 2023, and she and her family then moved to Alabama. After a few months in the clinic, Kelcee quickly found her love for the pelvic health population. She enjoys empowering pregnant women throughout pregnancy, educating on labor techniques, as well as preparing them for postpartum and return to exercise.

Kelcee is married to her amazing husband, Andrew, who is also in the medical field. They have two English bulldogs (Butkis and Bonnie) and six chickens. In their free time they love working in her garden, being in the kitchen working with new recipes for everyone to try and always looking for ways to grow their little farm.

Kyle was born and raised in Decatur, AL as the middle child of three boys. Growing up playing sports with his brothers, he always dreamed of playing college sports. However, his plan was rerouted for a better plan after a high school knee injury led him to develop a passion for physical therapy and strength and conditioning.

Kyle was given a great opportunity to attend Troy University where he earned his Bachelor’s of Science in Exercise Science in 2014. After graduating from Troy, Kyle attended the University of South Alabama where he received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) in 2017. After earning his doctorate, Kyle took a job with Vertex PT Specialists in Columbia, SC, one of the most prestigious outpatient orthopedic private practices in the Southeast.

While in Columbia, Kyle had a wide variety of experiences. He was able to start a clinic from the ground up, treat a wide variety of patients from pre-teens to 95-year-olds, as well as treat some high level athletes, including some Olympians and Major League Baseball players.

Along with his DPT, Kyle is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and is certified in dry needling and personalized blood flow restriction training. While in Columbia, Kyle served as an adjunct professor at the University of South Carolina for an undergraduate introduction to physical therapy course. He is currently involved with teaching a continuing education course to clinicians called “Strength and Conditioning: In the Clinic.” Kyle is married to his wife, Rachel, and currently lives in Midtown Mobile where he enjoys spending time with his wife and friends, working out, reading, and learning about anything and everything!

Zach grew up just outside Birmingham, AL in the suburb of Alabaster and went to Thompson High School, where he stayed active playing basketball and running track. After his time at Thompson, he attended Auburn university (War Eagle!) where he earned a BS in exercise science. As a part of his undergraduate education, Zach shadowed an occupational therapist who was also a certified hand therapist (CHT). After seeing the quality time a CHT gets to spend with their patients and the important role they  get to play in getting patients back to doing the things that are meaningful to them, Zach knew this was the career he wanted for himself. After attending Auburn, Zach moved to Mobile, AL to pursue his master’s in occupational therapy at the University of South Alabama (USA) with the eventual goal of becoming a certified hand therapist.

During his time at USA, he served as president of the occupational therapy student honor society and was actively involved in the Christian Medical Ministry of South Alabama (CMMSA)—a group that’s still close to his heart. He now works part-time with CMMSA, mentoring allied health students as they learn to integrate their faith into their healthcare practices. This includes organizing and leading student small groups as well as organizing an annual international medical mission trip, which has been an incredibly rewarding part of his journey.

After graduating from USA in 2020, he immediately joined the Alabama Orthopaedic Clinic, where he spent 4.5 years honing his skills treating a wide variety of operative and non-operative injuries and disorders of the hand and upper extremity with a large and diverse patient population. In June 2024, he achieved his goal of becoming a Certified Hand Therapist, and he is now thrilled to be part of the Refine PT and Performance team. He is specialized to treat hand, wrist, elbow injuries and more with the goal of getting his patients back to doing what is important to them.

Zach is also an expert in fabricating custom orthotic devices for the hand, wrist, and elbow as part of his treatment sessions if needed to protect healing structures, improve finger motion, or facilitate greater independence with daily activities.

Zach is married to his wife, Mattie, whom he met at Auburn. They have one little girl, and they are eagerly expecting their second child soon! Zach and Mattie both enjoy running (both have run their fair share of marathons), reading, watching Auburn sports as well as the show Survivor, playing with their girl, hanging with friends and family, and being active members of their church.