Meet Taylor. Five and a half years ago, she couldn't have described the practice she has now. She had to build it, learn it, and earn it step by step.

Fire Physical Therapy grew out of a waitlist. When she started looking for space, she already had people waiting. That's what happens when you build something real before you have the infrastructure to support it, the demand comes first, and then you scramble to meet it. She did.

What she built is genuinely multidisciplinary: physical therapy, massage, lymphedema, occupational therapy, all under one roof, all connected by a shared philosophy of treating the whole person. The practice sits in a waterfront space that reflects the community she serves. Taylor didn't plan any of the specifics. She showed up consistently, kept saying yes to the right things, and let the practice become what it needed to be.