Knox Physical Therapy Downtown
Skilled, hands-on care for Knoxville
Care That Helps You Get Back to Life
Personalized physical therapy in Downtown Knoxville
Knox Physical Therapy Downtown is located at 709 S. Concord Street in Knoxville. Our highly qualified team provides comprehensive evaluations and personalized treatment plans designed to support long-term pain relief, healing, injury avoidance, and a return to the activities you enjoy. We use innovative diagnostic procedures, including gait and balance analyses and strength evaluations, to help identify the care that may benefit you most.
Visit Our Downtown Clinic
709 S. Concord Street, Knoxville, TN 37919
Meet the Downtown Team
Compassionate professionals focused on your recovery
Mary Ridgeway
DPT, Cert. DN
Mary is a dedicated and compassionate physical therapist at our outpatient clinic. She graduated from South College as a doctor of physical therapy and has unique expertise in sign language, enhancing the therapeutic experience for patients who are deaf or hard of hearing. Mary enjoys working with all patients, especially pediatric patients, those with neurological conditions, and runners. She has lived in Knoxville for 16 years with her husband and their 5 children. In her free time, she enjoys running and spending time with her family.
Olivia Carithers
PTA
Olivia earned her degree from South College and began her career as a Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) in April. She is passionate about enhancing the well-being of others and aims to empower individuals to lead pain-free lives. Olivia enjoys working with the elderly and patients facing balance and gait challenges. Outside of work, she loves playing golf with her fiancé, spending time outdoors, and exploring new restaurants in Knoxville.
Care Tailored to Your Needs
Treatment options selected after your comprehensive evaluation
Physical Therapy
Improve or restore physical function and fitness, move more freely, and find relief from pain with individualized care.
Manual Therapy
Skilled hands-on treatment that may help people experiencing pain related to injury, illness, or surgery.
Therapeutic Exercise
Targeted movement and exercise programs can support your recovery, improve function, and help you return to daily activities.
Dry Needling
Performed by a licensed physical therapist, dry needling may reduce pain and muscle tension while improving mobility.