Daryl Massey PT MPT
Daryl Massey PT, MPT (Masters of Physical Therapy) practices physical therapy is the way all patients want to have their physical therapy. Daryl works with one patient at a time. During that time, you have her complete attention. You are not handed off to less qualified therapists.Daryl individualizes every movement for you, makes sure you understand and then personally, hand draws the take-home exercise sheet. It is like having your own concierge physical therapist.
Medical conditions (including but not limited to)
- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Herniated discs
- Sciatica
- Hip pain
- Knee pain
- Balance disorders
- Carpal tunnel
- Fibromyalgia
- Chronic fatigue syndrome
- Arthritis
- Sports injuries**
- Tendonitis
- Shoulder pain, rotator cuff injury
- Frozen shoulder
Her personal attention to the athlete, experience and knowledge base results in rapid and complete healing of sports-related injuries. Her four children are able to compete (competed) at the highest level in football, track and field and volleyball because, in part, of her ability to quickly heal injuries.
Daryl Massey is the director of the ALT-MED physical therapy program. She received her bachelor's degree in biology from Illinois Wesleyan University and her master's degree in physical therapy at Midwestern University. Daryl is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and has been "working her magic" for over a decade.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts
1981, Illinois Weslyan University
Medical Technologist, (ASCP certified)
1984, Michael Reese Medical Center
Master, Physical Therapy (MPT)
2003 Midwestern University
ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS 2003-present
Director, Physical Therapy, ALT-MED Medical and Physical Therapy, Elk Grove Village IL 60007
Member, American Physical Therapy Association
PUBLICATIONS
Massey P.B., D. Massey. Tai Chi and Cancer. Instructional and informational video for Cancer Institute at the Alexian Brothers Medical Center. 2002
Dear Dr. Massey and staff:
You've been instrumental in getting our Beth back on to the playing field. We are so thankful to you and our God for restoring her. We praise God as we see her body moving and jumping as it did before the injury...
- Foster and Edie Rooks
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