The clinic that treats the cause.

Aaron grew up in Lawton, Oklahoma, outdoors most of the time and playing just about every sport there was: football, soccer, basketball, track, baseball. He went to Oklahoma Baptist University to play soccer and to start the long road toward becoming an orthopedic surgeon.

Junior year he tore a ligament in his ankle and started rehab with a local physical therapist. What got him was the process: work hard, measure it, get better on purpose. He dropped the surgery track and went after a Doctor of Physical Therapy instead.

He earned his DPT at the University of the Incarnate Word, then kept going: board certification in orthopedics, certification as a Sports and Orthopedic Manual Therapist, and Fellowship in the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists. He lives here with his wife and two daughters, and continues to be obsessed with learning and developing his skills as a physical therapist in order to better serve his patients.