Meet Joseph | Physical Therapist

As a physical therapist, my roles and responsibilities are to improve a child’s safety in the home, help them navigate their home environment trouble-free and more efficiently, and to decrease caregiver burden. I assist children in meeting their gross motor developmental milestones such as crawling, walking, throwing, and more.

I like the intimate setting in home health because I can get a sense for how kids truly act in the home, which makes for improved physical therapy outcomes. I also feel that home health allows for the best parent-child interactions, which also help to improve the child’s success in therapy.

My proudest accomplishment is a close tie between completing graduate school and recently purchasing our first home in this crazy Denver housing market.

My father is my biggest inspiration. He is a retired physician and was a leader in the movement that started the HIV/AIDs & Immunodeficiency Clinic in Buffalo, NY. He was one of the few physicians that was willing to work with HIV/AIDs patients decades ago when very few knew the true risks associated when working with immunocompromised patients with HIV/AIDs.

Something people may not know is that I have an inclination for real estate and real estate investing. I enjoy renovating and learning about real estate.

I looked up some old 5 star google reviews from my old job to more easily describe myself: One described me as tough, knowledgeable, and really good at what I do. Another said that I am knowledgeable, caring, and always willing to listen. Lastly, another said that I am very informative and I thoroughly explain what is going on and what the treatment objective is. If I had to add, I would describe myself as a combination of all of the aforementioned things above. Comparatively, I would say that I am firm, knowledgeable, and caring. I am an excellent problem solver and will often take time to correctly make the right decision.