Physical Therapy

HMC’s physical therapy practice involves many levels of service. Our team provides individualized evaluations, followed by personalized treatment plans. The physical therapists will incorporate manual or hands-on therapy, as well as exercise instructions, strengthening exercises, balance training, home programs, and modalities as needed, and teach body mechanics and correct posture.   

Members of our team have further training in Fascial Counterstrain and the McKenzie Technique. HMC offers a comprehensive range of strength training and exercise equipment for use during physical therapy and treats patients of all ages.

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Physical Therapist with patient

Contact us for an appointment: (540) 468-6430

Physical Therapy Hours:

Mon | 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

Tue  | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm*

Wed | 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

Thu  | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm

Fri    | 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

*First Tuesday of each month: HMC is closed between 8:30am and 9am for a staff meeting

HMC Provides Treatment for the Following:

  • Back, neck and spinal disorders 

  • Hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, wrist, and hand dysfunctions 

  • Strains and sprains 

  • Sport and work-related injuries 

  • Pre- and post-surgery rehabilitation 

  • Neurological disorders, such as stroke or Parkinson’s disease 

  • Pediatric Physical Therapy, including for Highland
    County Public Schools 

  • Chronic pain 

  • Vestibular disorders 

  • TMJ dysfunction 

  • Balance disorders or frequent falls

Physical Therapists

Rhonda Lambert, PT, MPT, LMT

Rhonda enjoys working with people of all ages.  Her physical therapy services include school based/pediatrics, post-surgical rehab, geriatrics, auto-immune disorders and chronic pain.  She focuses on a technique called Fascial Counterstrain; an indirect manual technique that focuses on reducing pain and inflammation and restoring normal motion.  Rhonda graduated from the University of Evansville and continues education in a variety of physical therapy courses.

Clint Kalbach, DPT

Clint evaluates and treat patients impacted by acute or chronic pain, injury, disease, and disability, including individuals with orthopedic issues, neurological conditions, balance/gait disturbances, and post-surgical patients.  Clint utilizeas therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, modalities, and patient education to help patients relieve pain and restore range of motion, strength, mobility, and function. He has completed continuing education course work in the Mckenzie Method (a system of diagnosis and treatment for musculoskeletal disorders, emphasizing patient empowerment and self-treatment), Mulligan Concept (manual therapy techniques), and diagnosis and treatment of vertigo. Clint is particularly interested in orthopedics, sports medicine, strength training, and vertigo.