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Peak Sports and Spine Physical Therapy - Cle Elum
801 West Davis Street, Suite 103
Cle Elum, WA 98922
ph: (509) 674-2526
fax: (509) 674-2516

Peak Sports and Spine Physical Therapy Cle Elum is focused on getting you back to optimum function. Whether you are slowed down by a recent surgery, an on the job injury or you have a chronic problem that is stopping you from doing your everyday activities; Peak Sports and Spine is here for you. Through our comprehensive and compassionate physical therapy services that we provide to all residents of Kittitas County we strive to get you back on your feet again providing one on one care and using our advanced training in manual therapy, prescriptive exercises patient education. Our therapists work closely with patients and their physicians to develop a personal treatment plan that meets the special needs of each individual.

Peak Sports and Spine Physical Therapy - Cle Elum is an independent clinic owned and operated by physical therapists. We are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and at additional times, including Saturday, by appointment.

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Brad Callan, MSPT, CMPT The very first time Brad saw a physical therapist, “I knew it was the perfect job for me!” He is fascinated by body mechanics and wants to make a difference in your health. Now he dedicates his career to folks in his community. With a small town mentality, he treats each patient like his next-door neighbor. He enjoys taking physical therapy to where it’s needed most. His physical therapy philosophy “integrates skilled manual therapy, therapeutic exercises and patient education into your care”. Brad specializes in back and neck injuries. He creates a treatment plan that brings healing and solutions to each patient’s physical limitations. In 1998, Brad earned a B.S. in exercise science from Montana State University, then a master’s in physical therapy from University of Montana in 2000. He became a certified manual physical therapist through the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy in 2007. Brad loves to spend time with his family, is active in the community, enjoys weight lifting, and coaches football.