Owner, Physical Therapist

Tracee Pugh PT, DPT

Tracee earned her Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Biology degrees from Austin Peay State University. She was a 4-year member of the cross-country and track teams. She went on to receive her Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. She’s licensed through the Tennessee Board of Physical Therapy and has been practicing physical therapy for 6.5 years.  Her certifications include Trigger Point Dry Needling, ASTYM, and Selective Functional Movement Assessment. She received her training for pelvic health and treatment through the Herman and Wallace Institute. Her passion is to improve the quality of life of individuals by reducing pain, improving pelvic health and wellness, improving fitness and wellness, and helping people reach their highest desired level of function to be the best version of themselves. She enjoys maintaining an active lifestyle, especially hiking, long distance running, playing soccer, and playing racquetball. She enjoys spending time with her family, two children and traveling. 

Physical Therapist Assistant

Meaghan Cerrati, PTA

Meaghan is originally from the Boston area but has lived in the South for over 25 years. She received her undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology from Boston University and attended Daymar College to receive her PTA degree. Her husband is a retired Army Special Forces Warrant Officer and currently works at Ft. Campbell as a government contractor. They have three children and two dogs. She loves being a PTA and helping people achieve their health and wellness goals.

Occupational Therapist

Hanna Parks MSOT, OTR/L

Hanna is a registered and licensed Occupational Therapist in Tennessee with experience ranging from pediatrics to geriatrics. She graduated with a BS in Exercise Science and then furthered her education by obtaining a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Murray State University. She holds a specialized certification in Physical Agent Modalities allowing use of electrotherapy. cryotherapy, and thermotherapy for more specialized recovery of upper extremity conditions.