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Ray Coyle, OTR/L

"Assisting patients in returning to a high level of function quickly and safely is very rewarding. I want patients to feel informed, cared for, and that their expectations were exceeded."

Specialties

Background

Clinical Interests
Complex and cumulative injuries of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand; sports injuries, work injuries, wound care

Medical Education
Masters degree in Occupational Therapy
University of South Dakota, Vermillion — South Dakota

Advanced Training

  • Trained in Graston Tool Assisted  soft tissue mobilization technique
  • Certified in Physical Agent Modalities

Certification

  • Licensed and Registered Occupational Therapy Practitioner
  • National Board Certification in Occupational Therapy

Personal Interests
Family activities, biking, guitar, gardening, hunting, fishing

Locations

Testimonials

Patient Survey Comment:

Ray’s therapy was helpful both in addressing pain and understanding ongoing exercises and massage to help going forward.

Patient Survey Comment:

I think Dr. Parisi and her entire team are fantastic. I am also grateful for the great care and compassion I received from the O.T.’s – Kathryn M and Ray!

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

Ray is thorough and thoughtful.  He listens to my questions, comments and concerns about my treatment and adjusts accordingly.

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

I am still working at achieving my mobility goals. I cannot say enough positive things about your dedicated staff.

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