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Your Trusted Partner for Physical Therapy & Wellness Solutions
Synergy Physical Therapy & Wellness was founded in 2008 with a mission to deliver evidence-based, personalized care that prioritizes patient well-being. Our approach combines clinical expertise with holistic treatments, ensuring each individual receives tailored therapy plans designed to address acute, chronic, and underlying conditions. With three Northeast Ohio locations, we specialize in physical therapy, wellness classes, and advanced techniques like dry needling and biofeedback.

Our team of licensed professionals emphasizes one-on-one care, integrating interdisciplinary methods to restore mobility and promote long-term health. We maintain affiliations with the American Physical Therapy Association and Ohio Physical Therapy Association, upholding rigorous professional standards. Our spa-like facilities and commitment to patient education reflect our belief that compassionate, individualized care is essential for successful recovery.
Services
Physical Therapy Wellness Classes Dry Needling Biofeedback Bodywork Low Back Pain Treatment TMJ Therapy Women's Health Vertigo Treatment Pre/Post Operation Care
Details
  • Year established: 2008
Highlights and features
  • We offer personalized treatment plans developed by licensed physical therapists with specialized training.
  • Our evidence-based approach integrates physical therapy, wellness classes, and advanced techniques like dry needling.
  • Three convenient Northeast Ohio locations provide accessible, spa-like treatment environments.
  • We accept most insurance plans and offer self-pay options with guaranteed one-on-one sessions.
  • Our therapists maintain affiliations with the American Physical Therapy Association and Ohio Physical Therapy Association.
What people say
Personalized care Effective treatments Compassionate therapists Holistic approach Improved quality of life
Services
Physical Therapy
Our physical therapy services address mobility issues through customized treatment plans. Licensed therapists use evidence-based techniques to treat conditions like low back pain, TMJ dysfunction, and post-surgical recovery. Each session focuses on restoring function and preventing future injuries through manual therapy and patient education.
Dry Needling
This specialized treatment uses thin needles to relieve muscle tension and chronic pain. Performed by certified therapists, dry needling targets trigger points to improve range of motion and accelerate healing. Sessions integrate with broader rehabilitation plans for optimal results.
Wellness Classes
Small-group wellness classes combine strength training and mobility exercises under professional supervision. Limited to four participants, these sessions offer personalized assessments and progress tracking. Focus areas include core strength, flexibility, and injury prevention through evidence-based fitness programming.
Biofeedback
Biofeedback assessments evaluate pelvic floor muscle function using electronic monitoring. This non-invasive technique helps treat urinary incontinence and pelvic pain by improving muscle coordination. Therapists use visual feedback to guide patients through targeted strengthening exercises.
Bodywork Therapy
Bodywork services include myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and Reiki treatments. These manual techniques reduce muscle tension, improve circulation, and promote relaxation. Sessions are tailored to address specific musculoskeletal issues while supporting overall wellness.
People
Dr. Cara Ogren
Practice Director
Founder of Synergy Physical Therapy & Wellness, Dr. Ogren has over 20 years of orthopedic physical therapy experience. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Daemen College and maintains active membership with the American Physical Therapy Association.
Dr. Kylie Sramek
Physical Therapist
Dr. Sramek received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Chatham University. She specializes in treating neuromuscular conditions and actively volunteers with the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America to support patient advocacy efforts.
Dr. Katelyn Powers
Physical Therapist
With clinical expertise in inpatient rehabilitation, Dr. Powers earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Saint Francis University. She focuses on personalized care for musculoskeletal conditions and community health improvement initiatives.
Colleen Gerbic
Physical Therapist Assistant
Colleen holds a Bachelor of Science in Health Science from Cleveland State University. She specializes in holistic treatment approaches and serves as Berea Clinical Coordinator while training therapy dog Lucas.
Courtney Hunt
Physical Therapist Assistant
Courtney graduated from Mercyhurst University with specialized training in orthopedic and neurologic physical therapy. She focuses on patient education and community outreach while integrating her background in adaptive fitness programming.
Questions
Do you need a referral for physical therapy?
No physician referral is required to begin treatment at Synergy. We practice with full autonomy while maintaining close communication with your other healthcare providers.
What insurance plans do you accept?
We accept most major insurance plans and verify coverage before treatment. Self-pay options are also available with guaranteed one-on-one sessions and flexible payment arrangements.
What should I wear to physical therapy?
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows movement. Sneakers are recommended. You may be asked to change into a gown depending on the treatment area.
Are virtual therapy sessions available?
Yes, we offer virtual sessions through FaceTime or Skype for patients who prefer remote consultations or require follow-up care from home.
What makes Synergy different from other clinics?
Our holistic approach combines physical therapy with wellness classes and alternative treatments in a spa-like environment. We emphasize one-on-one care with licensed specialists who focus on long-term health solutions.
How long are treatment sessions?
Session lengths vary by treatment type: physical therapy sessions typically last 60 minutes, while bodywork treatments range from 25-60 minutes depending on the specific service.
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