Professional Life

Danielle has been in practice for over 13 years as an orthopedic physical therapist. She has extensive experience with complex foot/ankle surgeries, total joint replacements, hip labral injuries, spine injuries, injury prevention, sports injuries, vertigo/dizziness, and much more.

She has a strong interest in injury prevention. By using video analysis of jumping and running she can identify weak areas before they become a problem. This helps patients avoid time lost to injury and can improve overall performance.

Danielle started Stay Mobile Physical Therapy LLC in 2021.  She saw an increasing demand for personalized one-on-one care that is often missing in the traditional physical therapy clinic model. Stay Mobile Physical Therapy LLC makes outpatient physical therapy “house calls”. This service model allows convenient and efficient care focused your specific limitations and goals. Appointments are in the comfort of your home one-on-one with the same physical therapist.

Stay Mobile Physical Therapy is founded on the belief that knowledge is a powerful tool. It is our goal to provide the knowledge and specific exercises/modifications needed to address your individual concerns and limitations. We do not believe you should need a physical therapist for 20+ sessions. Our goals is to treat you as personally, conveniently, and efficiently as possible to get you on your way to feeling better in just 8-10 visits (more may be necessary for post-operative conditions).

EDUCATION

Danielle graduated from Ohio University in 2005 with a B.A. in psychology. She went on to pursue her Master’s of Physical Therapy at Walsh University graduating in 2007.

In addition to her Master’s degree in physical therapy Danielle has several advanced certifications including: Sportsmetrics for ACL injury risk reduction, functional movement taping (KT taping or Rock Tape), and a certification in applied functional science. She a passion for the biomechanics of movement. This means focusing on how the body moves and improving movement to decrease your pain or increase your function.

Personal Life

Danielle lives in Solon, OH with her husband, 2 daughters, and 2 dogs. She enjoys running, yoga, hiking, and cooking/baking with her kids in her free time. 

She strongly believes in the saying “movement is medicine” and aside from helping her patients stay mobile she strives to lead a healthy and active lifestyle as well. Danielle has completed marathons, multiple triathlons, and an Ironman. She understands what the body needs for peak performance to meet your goals.