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In honor of
National Physical Therapy Month, please join us on Tuesday,
October 21st from noon - 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. - 7 p.m..
See below
for more details.
Royersford
Physical Therapy • Direct Access • Massage Therapy
Functional Capacity
Evaluation •
Vestibular Rehabilitation |
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780 Main Street, Suite 1
Royersford, PA 19468
610-948-8680
Fax: 610-948-9626
We are conveniently located near the corner of Main Street and Lewis Road,
approximately one half mile from Route 422.
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Becky Sheaffer, PT, DPT,
OCS
Becky Sterner
Christopher McKenzie
Kristen Keane
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Facility Director/Physical Therapist
Facility Secretary
Physical Therapist
Physical Therapist Aide
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Becky Sheaffer,
PT, DPT, OCS
Doctor of
Physical Therapy
Facility Director/Physical Therapist
Becky joined the PHOENIX Rehabilitation and Health Services, Inc. team in November 2004 and was instrumental
in the development of her office opened in the Trooper area, June 2005. Currently Becky serves as Facility
Director and Physical Therapist specializing in adult and pediatric orthopedics as she holds an advanced certification
in Orthopedics from the American Physical Therapy Association. Outside of the office, Becky proudly displays her black
belt in Tae Kwon Do and her other interests include gymnastics instructing, skiing, hiking and traveling. Becky and
husband Geoff presently make their home in the Royersford, PA area.
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EDUCATION
Temple University
Doctoral in Physical Therapy, 2006
Allegheny University of Health Sciences
Master’s of Physical Therapy, 1997
Pennsylvania State University
BS in Biology, 1995
PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
Orthopedic Clinical Specialist
Credentialed Clinical Instructor
American Physical Therapy Association
Orthopedic Section Member
Weidener University:
Assistant Lab Instructor for Orthopedic
Manual Therapy Elective (2003-present)
Arcadia University:
Assistant Lab Instructor for An
Evidence Based Orthopedic Manual Therapy
Approach to Dysfunction of the
Lumbar-Pelvic-Hip
Complex (2003, 2004)
Assistant Lab Instructor for A Manual Therapy
Approach
to Dysfunction of the Cervical
Spine and Pelvic Girdle
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Penn Shoulder and Elbow Update
(November 2002)
Anatomy and Clinical Management of the
Cervical Spine and Shoulder (March 2001)
A Symposium of Strategies for Management
of Low Back Pain (March 2000)
Current Concepts in the Examination and
Treatment of the Knee (October 1998)
Evaluation and Treatment of Common
Shoulder Dysfunction (March 1998)
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PROFESSIONAL PHILOSOPHY…
“I believe the best way to provide quality care is through the use of the most up to date techniques, provided with a
caring touch, in a professional environment.
Physical therapy is based in medical science, though the provision of care is truly an art. I have continued to develop as
a scientist through taking various continuing education courses, membership in the American Physical Therapy Association,
obtaining my board certified orthopedic specialization and by seeking my doctorate. I practice physical therapy full time
and also teach as a lab instructor for continuing education courses at a local university.
Although therapy is scientifically based, the practicing clinician is an artist in his or her provision of services. The art
of physical therapy is a skill that is honed through practice, over time and by listening to our patients. My hope is to combine
art and science so that I can provide the best care to my patients with the ultimate goal of returning them to their maximum functional
level…in essence I want to give my patients as much of their lives back as I can, as quickly as possible.”
Subcontracted
Service: Massage Therapy
Subcontracted
By: Lisa Kramer, CMT
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