John Smoot
KORT OBC hand patient, John Smoot is an avid farmer and gun enthusiast, but after breaking his arm and severely injuring two of the nerves innervating his hand, he was unable to perform normal daily activities much less farm… VIEW MORE
Elloree Findley
When Elloree Findley first came to KORT Physical Therapy she walked in looking at the floor, unable to look around because the world around her was constantly spinning. Listen to the heart felt account of her experience with… VIEW MORE
Scooter Brashear
Scooter Brashear came to KORT after suffering a brain aneurysm on December 23, 2011. He began his journey with the help of KORT Home Health Therapist Maria Rigor, and then transitioned to KORT Bardstown Occupational… VIEW MORE
Pam Pelton
Pam Pelton tells her inspirational story of how KORT's Trigger Point Dry Needling Technique and KORT Physical Therapist Chad Garvey gave her the ability to do things she hadn't been able to do for years. VIEW MORE
Lori Childs
Lori Childs' feet hurt. Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendinitis were cramping the active lifestyle she enjoyed. Achy feet greeted her each morning and stayed with her throughout each day. From sunup to sundown, she began… VIEW MORE
Rick Phillips
Rick Phillips was on vacation when he began losing feeling in his body. He was nearly paralyzed. After going to KORT Beaumont he can now walk without using assistive devices! He can now get back to the things he loves doing… VIEW MORE
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CLICK HERE to listen to Episode 30: In Safe Hands!
Carol Mosby joins the hosts to talk about her journey to choosing occupational therapy as a profession (4:00). Carol then discusses how her career has evolved over time (6:00). The hosts and Carol talk about arthritis and CHT courses that are available on Select University (9:00). Carol talks about her clinic joining the KORT family and what positives have come from that (10:45). Carol talks about how the therapy techniques…
Will You Help KORT Beat Cancer?
Bike to Beat Cancer is the largest annual fundraiser put on by Norton Cancer Institute. To donate or join our team, CLICK HERE!
Bike to Beat Cancer is the largest annual fundraiser put on by Norton Cancer Institute. The funds raised help patients of Norton Cancer Institute and Norton Children’s Cancer Institute, affiliated with University of Louisville.
Please help KORT beat cancer by joining our team, or donating: http://foundations.nortonhealthcare.com/site/TR/Events/%20BiketoBeatCancer?team_id=5820&pg=team&fr_id=1230
CLICK HERE to listen to The Best In Rehab Podcast: Episode 27: Communication & CEA!
Michael Kidwell talks about the differences between CEA and the Residency Program and why he wanted to join the Residency Program in the first place.