Kelly Robb, PT, DPT, LAT, ATC
Qualifications and Experience:
University of Saint Mary
Doctor of Physical Therapy
University of Nebraska Kearney
Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training
Level 1 Pelvic Floor Certified
Herman and Wallace
Level 2B Pelvic Floor Certified
Herman and Wallace
Derek Robb
*Coming early 2026
Qualifications and Experience:
Cleveland University
Bachelors of Science in Biology
Cleveland University
Dry Needling Level 1 Certified
DN Pro
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Kelly Robb, PT, DPT, LAT, ATC
Kelly is driven by her passion to help people get back to what they love doing. She emphasizes individualized treatment tailored specifically to each client she sees. She is excited by this new era of healthcare and wellness where collaboration between specialties of chiropractic and physical therapy have advanced and improved outcomes for many individuals.
Kelly has a robust background in athletic training, gaining training in the high school, college, and outpatient clinics as well as servicing a Missouri high school while in PT school. She enjoys helping student-athletes return to their sport and maintain their athletic performance after orthopedic injuries.
Kelly also gained a specialty in female pelvic floor while in PT school. She noticed a huge gap in women’s healthcare and wanted to help make a small difference in women’s lives. It’s been a very rewarding specialty to work with!
Outside of work, Kelly enjoys hanging out with her dog, Captain, catching up with friends and family. You might catch Kelly, Derek, and Captain out disc golfing, getting ice cream, or enjoying some Runza fries!
Derek Robb
Derek is currently completing his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Cleveland University in Kansas City. He will be graduating in December 2025, we look forward to him joining the business in early 2026!
Derek’s interests in school have been in DNS and sports chiropractic. Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) is based on the concept of developmental stages as one grows from infancy into childhood and beyond. During that time frame, there is limited outside influence for the baby to compensate for faulty movement patterns, thus making them the perfect model of how we are supposed to move and breathe. A large portion of DNS focuses on proper breathing and intra-abdominal pressures while being put through different movements and positions. This helps the body activate proper muscles to function in its ideal states and reduce painful movements.
Derek has a long history of sports influence in his life and he wants to help athletes improve in their sport by becoming more efficient and effective in their movements. He has been assisting with a study utilizing a golf simulator to help golfers refine their club swing and speed. This is done by working on improving biomechanics and proper sequencing between pelvis, torso, arm, and hand speed.
While in school, Derek has become level 1 Dry Needling certified. He wanted to add this tool to help reduce short-term pain and dysfunction to be able to return to sports and day-to-day activities while addressing the root cause through chiropractic adjustments and physical therapy exercises.
Real Stories of Transformation and Recovery
“Kelly was so friendly, comforting, and positive. She made me feel confident in being able to improve my symptoms. Made me feel comfortable and knowledgeable about my problem. I am feeling stronger and better than ever!” -SM; OAB, prolapse
“I couldn’t be more thankful to Kelly Robb. She is an extremely kind, knowledgeable and empathetic Physical Therapist. After the birth of my first child, I was in such pain that I wasn’t even after to walk without feeling uncomfortable. With Kelly’s help, I am back in the gym and feeling back to myself. I highly recommend Kelly Robb!”- HP; PP care
“Kelly advocated for me and gave me the care I needed for my shoulder when my doctors just kept pushing PT and injections when that wasn’t helping.” -CP; RCR
“Everyone is so inviting. Physical Therapy is not an easy thing and sometimes it’s hard to admit you need to get physical therapy. I feel welcomed from the time I arrive and the time I leave. Kelly is my physical therapist and even though we’re only a couple of sessions in, I feel it has helped tremendously already.” -SH; Endo pain
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