Heidi and Stacey are former employees of a local business called, Aquabilities. Aquabilities offered swim school, aquatic fitness, massage, and physical therapy, both on land and in the water. Both therapists LOVED Aquabilities and considered themselves “lifers”, hoping to work there until their retirement.
In June of 2011, Aquabilities needed to permanently close its doors for business. Upon learning of the upcoming closure of Aquabilities, Heidi and Stacey began to throw around the idea of opening their own facility. They wanted to keep the values and practices that they loved, alive in a new location. They decided to take the summer to investigate the prospect, the pieces kept falling into place, and Plumb Line’s doors opened on February 14, 2012.
Plumb Line Physical Therapy was born, with the tag line of “helping you find center”. At the core, Heidi and Stacey want to be sure that the focus is on the best, quality care that could be given to each individual. To achieve this, they made several commitments to themselves and the business. At the forefront is one-on-one treatment. Each session is spent between one therapist and one patient during their entire, scheduled session. They believe this is very beneficial to the healing process. It builds understanding of the individual as a whole, it insures proper alignment and technique during exercises, it allows time for hands-on techniques, and it fosters a better understanding of the tools needed to heal, giving the patient more control of the healing process.
Plumb Line continues to grow and welcome new patients, holding true to its values. If you or your loved ones are in need of physical therapy, consider joining the Plumb Line family.