Best Physical Therapists in Clemmons, NC

Mary Fraley has more than three decades of experience helping patients through outpatient physical therapy. Fraley enjoys working with students and worked for nearly a decade with high school sports teams. She also has been a clinical instructor for more than two decades and works as a teaching assistant at Winston-Salem State University with physical therapy students.

I started my career in physical therapy in 1994 and then specialized in pelvic health rehabilitation after moving to the Winston-Salem area in 2005. \n In 2013, I worked with Novant Health providers to develop our pelvic health rehabilitation clinic. Five years later, I received my pelvic rehabilitation clinical specialist certification after extensive continuing education in the field. Currently, I am the program manager for the pelvic health rehabilitation department. \n I specialize in helping people with pelvic problems improve their quality of life through comprehensive and individualized orthopedic, pelvic floor muscle and motor control retraining. My experience includes treating complex issues for women and men relating to bladder, bowel, pelvic pain, pregnancy and postpartum care, and recovery from surgery. \n When not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and volunteering in the community. I practice yoga and participate in outdoor activities and many forms of exercise.

Dr. Wilfred Summers Jr, DPT is a Physical Therapist who practices in Advance, NC. He is 62 years old. Dr. Wilfred Summers Jr, DPT is affiliated with Novant Winston-Salem NC.

Doug Geiger is a physical therapist originally from Clymer, New York. In his career, he has provided sports medicine services for the 1999 Special Olympics Summer World Games and was an adjunct professor at Winston-Salem State University. He has a special interest in helping patients with knee, ankle, foot and shoulder orthopedic and sports-related injuries. When Geiger is not working, he enjoys outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking and skiing and spending time with his family and friends.

Penelope Johnson, PT is a Physical Therapist who practices in Winston Salem, NC. She is 60 years old. Penelope Johnson, PT is affiliated with Novant Winston-Salem NC.

Treating the whole person is important to managing the pelvic symptoms. The goal of rehab is teaching people how to better care for themselves so the body has the optimal ability to heal.

Mary Fraley has more than three decades of experience helping patients through outpatient physical therapy. Fraley enjoys working with students and worked for nearly a decade with high school sports teams. She also has been a clinical instructor for more than two decades and works as a teaching assistant at Winston-Salem State University with physical therapy students.

I started my career in physical therapy in 1994 and then specialized in pelvic health rehabilitation after moving to the Winston-Salem area in 2005. \n In 2013, I worked with Novant Health providers to develop our pelvic health rehabilitation clinic. Five years later, I received my pelvic rehabilitation clinical specialist certification after extensive continuing education in the field. Currently, I am the program manager for the pelvic health rehabilitation department. \n I specialize in helping people with pelvic problems improve their quality of life through comprehensive and individualized orthopedic, pelvic floor muscle and motor control retraining. My experience includes treating complex issues for women and men relating to bladder, bowel, pelvic pain, pregnancy and postpartum care, and recovery from surgery. \n When not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and volunteering in the community. I practice yoga and participate in outdoor activities and many forms of exercise.