Several years ago, one of my patients told me about a great experience she had with physical therapy under the direction of Al Brown. She told me he was blind and had great tactile sense and found things that she had not been helped with at other physical therapy places. That to me sounded like someone I would like to know, so I invited him to lunch.
— Dr. Richard Klein
Read MoreMy 94 year old mother has arthritic-deformed feet. Her two big toes stick straight up. Her children inherited the gene. About six years ago, my older sister was upset enough with the condition of hers to have them surgically corrected. My own were following suit.
— Jerry Lee Jarrard
Read MoreI know Al Brown to be an honest practitioner of Physical Therapy. We first met after my second knee replacement in 1997. Al was employed by another firm at that time. I know him to be knowledgeable, highly skilled, current with the latest in physical therapy, and honest with strong ethics, high values, and integrity.
— Daniel J. Hudson, B.A., M.A.E.
Read MoreOur precious little girl, Sara, is now 8 years old and she was born with Down Syndrome. She has always been what is considered high functioning. There are areas that her learning is compromised and in these areas, learning is harder and does take longer. She is being raised in a house full of love and with the philosophy that anything is possible. She is not looked at as disabled, but if help is needed, we give the help to her.
— Sue Itoh (Sarah’s Mom)
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