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We are the trusted leader in physical therapy, hand therapy, sports medicine and much more.

KORT is trusted by hundreds of patients daily across its more than 71 physical therapy centers and two pediatric locations throughout Indiana and Kentucky. Our highly-trained, specialized therapists provide evidence-based care to help people recover from injury, or manage chronic medical conditions. Leading physical and occupational therapy services include: orthopedic rehabilitation, pelvic health therapy, hand therapy, cancer rehabilitation, sports medicine, pediatric therapy, concussion rehabilitation, pulmonary illness recovery, work injury management and more. Known for its clinical excellence, state-of-the-art rehabilitative therapies and patient outcomes, KORT is part of the largest physical therapy network in the U.S., owned and operated by Select Medical.

02/12/2026

Briley Hensley, 17, has been dancing nearly her whole life.

She knows falls happen, especially to dancers. What she didn't expect was a fall in November 2023 that led to two surgeries on her ankle and stopped her from dancing for nearly two years.

Briley had her first, tight-rope surgery in March 2024; the device failed and broke apart in her foot, leaving her to need a second surgery that October. She has been in physical therapy since.

"I was nervous when I first visited," Briley shared, "I was unsure if I would be able to dance again, let alone at the level I was when I got injured."

When she started physical therapy, Briley couldn't walk, run or even stand for long periods of time without pain. She turned to Ellen Vogt at our Lexington - Bryan Station center because Ellen regularly works with dancers to get them back on pointe.

With Ellen's help, Briley worked hard in physical therapy. She focused on her range of motion and strength and eventually was able to put on her pointe shoes for the first time in two years. While she's not fully back to 100%, she is continuing to work towards that goal.

"I feel much better and much more confident," Briley said. "I'm very excited to continue dancing and continue working to get back to where I used to be."

02/10/2026

Jumping into knee replacement recovery soon? Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) can help relieve pain, increase strength, reduce swelling and get you moving more quickly.

Check out our blog to learn how it works and why physical therapists use it in the first few weeks after surgery. Link in the comments.

02/09/2026

We were happy to share information about the importance of maintaining a healthy pelvic floor for athletes at our Sports Performance center. By educating athletes on what to look out for now may help them know when to seek pelvic floor therapy later!

02/06/2026

Reagan Frazee, a level 10 gymnast, had her world turn upside down when she went from spending 20 hours a week practicing to zero.

Reagan tore her ACL and meniscus while dismounting from the beam one day at practice. Sidelined, she turned to Physical Therapist Mike Genco and Physical Therapist Assistant Aly Cline to return to the sport she loves.

02/04/2026

Building strength and resilience is part of our mission. Which is why, on this National Girls and Women in Sports Day and World Cancer Day, we’re proud to honor both.

Carolyn Kalpas touches both worlds as an athlete and ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation program director. In our latest video, learn how she uses the skills she learned in sports to help patients who are facing some of life’s toughest battles.

02/03/2026

Regan Balmoja has always been an athlete and outdoor enthusiast.

"In high school, I was a successful pole vaulter and a very unsuccessful cross-country runner," she said. "During the one season I tried cross-country, I couldn't finish a single race without walking."

Always up for a challenge, Regan decided to give distance running another try. In fact, she decided to train for a marathon.

Unfortunately for Regan, she struggled with shin pain in the early months of training. Sports Medicine Coordinator Liz Serewicz was instrumental in kicking off Regan's care plan, which included basic exercises that eased her initial symptoms. When the pain returned, Regan started working with Physical Therapist Zachary Meineke.

"Once I got into the center and started working with Zach, I knew I was in the right place," Regan said.

A key moment for Regan was reviewing video footage with Zachary, when they discovered dysfunction in her running gait. Zachary recommended targeted exercises and stretching to restore healthy biomechanics and build strength. Just a few months made a huge difference.

"I went from counting myself out of the marathon to crossing the finish line with a smile on my face and then many happy tears," Regan said. “Now, I feel like I know what muscles I need to continue to focus on strengthening. Not only so I can begin training for another marathon next year, but so that I can enjoy running and other fitness activities year round!”

02/02/2026

We know the power of sports firsthand. They help shape confidence, resilience and leadership for life.

National Girls and Women in Sports Day is Wednesday, but we’re celebrating all week. From youth to adulthood, we’re honored to highlight the incredible impact sports have on our lives as well as the amazing women who help athletes get back in the game.

What are you because of sports? Tell us below!

02/01/2026

February is Heart Month! Did you know outpatient physical therapy can make a real difference in keeping your heart healthy? Whether you’re recovering from a cardiac event or just looking to lower your risk, moving safely and with intention is one of the best things you can do for your heart. Our physical therapists are here to help you rebuild your endurance, improve your mobility and get back to doing what you love with confidence.

01/30/2026

Physical Therapist Laura Abell, Physical Therapist Assistant Lauren Robinson and Business Development Manager Tammy Edelen were proud to present on "Healthy Aging" at the Marion County Public Library. They discussed osteoarthritis and the benefits of physical therapy, demonstrated how to safely get up from a fall and offered grip-strength testing.

01/29/2026

When gardener Beverly Selby fell and broke her right wrist, she was suddenly unable to participate in the fall harvest, along with her other typical activities.

"In the beginning, I was in an unbearable amount of pain with a severe mobility impediment," Beverly shared. "I felt that I would never be able to use my hand or move my wrist effectively again. I was at the lowest emotional and physical point of my life."

Eager to get back to her normal, Beverly dove into physical therapy. She worked with Physical Therapist Paige Bradley at our Wi******er - Shoppers Drive center. Paige helped her meet goals and supported her through the necessary work, even when it wasn't easy.

"There were moments that I felt I was being too emotional," Beverly said. "But having my feelings validated, and being supported and encouraged the whole way, was what motivated me to keep coming back."

With Paige's help, Beverly reached milestones in her healing journey such as lifting her thumb off a table with her palm flat, rotating her wrist and making a fist.

Beverly is happy to report, while she is not fully pain free, she has happily returned to many of her regular activities!

01/28/2026

For the fourth consecutive year, our Crestwoood and LaGrange centers have won "Best of Oldham County" for physical therapy!

We are proud of the service you deliver to our patients. Thank you to all who voted.

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Call, TX

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+18006455678

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http://www.kort.com/

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Founded in 1987, Kentucky Orthopedic Rehab Team (KORT) is an outpatient physical and occupational therapy company. After so many physicians told us that their patients got the best in rehab from KORT therapists, we added the phrase "The Best in Rehab" as part of our logo. Being The Best is much more than a few words on a logo. It means having a clear vision and rock-solid commitment to providing each patient and referral source with exceptional clinical excellence and unparalleled customer service every single day. We believe you deserve nothing less than The Best. Our Mission: Our patients and communities will experience The Best in Rehab. As a team, we will accomplish this through employee engagement, clinical excellence, customer service, and operational efficiency. Our Values: Service Teamwork Leadership Passion Innovation Education At KORT, we are committed to delivering exceptional patient and employee experiences.