Katy / Fulshear

Patti earned her BS in Physical Therapy in 1979 from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. She opened her first clinic in Fort Bend County in 1983, playing an integral role in the recovery of her patients at the same location for twenty years. In 2003, she opened the doors to her new clinic, Physical Therapy Care & Aquatic Rehab of Fort Bend, focusing on the need for patients to have the ability to choose their own healthcare professionals to suit their needs.

As a member of this small, friendly community for her entire life, Patti’s deep commitment to her neighbors is a priority for the clinic. The clinic contributes to Special Olympics, Holy Rosary Church and School, area Pro-Grad for local high schools, Rosenberg Railroad Museum, CASA and various other charities.

“Every patient presents with their own set of problems and challenges and together we set out to solve the problems and return people to a functional, quality of life. Nothing can be more challenging or gratifying.”

Originally from Tennessee, Corrine completed the entry level Master of Science Program in 1996 at the University of Evansville, earning her Masters in Physical Therapy Summa Cum Laude. She claims she was always a science geek who was exposed to physical therapy when she was shadowing medical professionals. Having chosen her vocation, she pursued it with single-minded purpose by completing thousands of volunteer hours before applying to physical therapy school. She has broad experience working with veterans, children, Workmen’s Compensation and orthopedics. When her parents were both injured at the same time, she saw patient care from the patient’s viewpoint and is very passionate about giving each patient her very best.

“I am very hands on and I love my job. It is rewarding to see people get better and to help in that process. My goal is to treat every patient as I would treat my mother if she were the one walking through the door.”

Since 1985, Suzi has worked in the healthcare industry in both home health and outpatient settings. Now in her role of supervising the administrative staff and the business operations, she works hard to stay abreast of the changes in technology and the continual changes in insurance and healthcare guidelines. Her open communication and management style allows for office practice innovation and personal growth for the employees.

“The mission of this clinic is to care for and help people. The business office is part of that mission and that is our foundation and focus.”

Stacy earned her Master’s degree from Texas Woman’s University and her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from University of Houston. In addition to her extensive experience in orthopedics, Stacy has years of specialized experience in working with patients with balance and dizziness problems such as inner ear disorders, vertigo and a fear of falling.

“I make it my goal to get to know and understand each patient. Even when they have the same diagnosis as other patients, each has different struggles, different triggers causing pain, different goals and fears and I strive to find what works best for them at each stage of their rehabilitation. Each patient that comes to me has asked me to join their team and as a team we work together to achieve our goal of making things better for the patient. I love helping patients achieve progress without pain.”

In 1989 Laura graduated from Texas Woman’s University in Houston with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Laura’s well-rounded career has given her experience in all aspects of physical therapy, including sports medicine, orthopedics, neurology and rehabilitation. The clinic’s low therapist to patient ratio is a good fit for Laura allowing her the opportunity to connect with her patients and provide outstanding patient-centered care.

“I really care about my patients and want them to get better. This clinic is allows me the freedom to get to know my patients and to work closely with them.”