About Us

Joe Uhan, DPT, OCS
Doctorate in Physical Therapy
Board­-Certified Orthopedic Specialist
Certified Functional Manual Therapist
Fellow-in-Training: Functional Manual Therapy, American Association of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy
USA Track & Field Level II­-Certified Coach

Joe is a Minnesota native who got his start in orthopedics and sports medicine coaching high school cross country and track and field. With a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Joe worked as an analytical chemist for five years while coaching. Hoping to help his athletes deal with injury, he transitioned to a career in physical therapy, graduating with a Clinical Doctorate degree from Wisconsin-­La Crosse in 2009.

Since 2009 Joe has served the community, treating a wide scope of conditions — from headaches to toe pain, and everything in­-between — with patients as young as seven and as mature as ninety­-three. While he enjoys helping a wide variety of people and predicaments, Joe specializes in running injury treatment and prevention — including multi­-dimensional running stride analysis — fulfilling his initial inspiration for medical practice!

For the past decade, Joe has refined my clinical practice with comprehensive, hands-on manual therapy interventions, including spinal and joint mobilization and manipulation, visceral (organ and fascial) mobilization, and advanced cranial and spinal treatment techniques.

Joe has professional training under the following disciplines:

• Barral Institute
• Institute of Physical Art ­
• McKenzie Institute
• Neuro­Orthopedic Institute
• North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy

Joe recently completed a year-long in-residence Fellowship training under Brent Yamashita, and Gregg Johnson, Founder of the Institute of Physical Art, in Steamboat Springs, Colorado in 2022.

His treatment style utilizes a scientific, systems-based analytical approach, evaluating and treating the whole person, not just the painful area. Utilizing skilled manual therapy - including joint mobilization and manipulation, and proprioceptive neuro­muscular facilitation (PNF) techniques ­targeted strength and mobility interventions, and movement education to provide each client three-­dimensional care.

Jeffrey Bonezzi, PT, DPT, OCS
Board-Certified Orthopedic Specialist
Certified Manual Physical Therapist
Fellow-in-Training: North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy
USA Track & Field Level I­-Certified Coach

Jeff graduated with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Chatham University after earning his Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education with a minor in Physics from Baldwin-Wallace College. Prior to physical therapy he was a physical education teacher, athletic director, and track coach. A teacher at heart, Jeff truly enjoys helping people achieve their goals. Whether a sprained ankle has kept you from running your best or a more complex case is limiting daily activities, he can help from head to toe.

He is a board certified orthopedic clinical specialist, a certified manual therapist (CMPT), and is currently working on a fellowship in manual therapy through the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (NAIOMT).

Jeff’s area of expertise includes running related injuries, sports medicine, ACL rehab and prevention, gait analysis, and other lower extremity joint rehabilitation. He is a USA Track & Field level I certified running coach as well.

In his free time, Jeff loves being outside, so you’ll probably find him running the trails and roads of TrackTown USA, hiking throughout the Pacific Northwest, or exploring the breweries in each town he visits.

A Northeast Ohio native, he’s a buckeye, and a Cleveland sports fan for life! He is married to his exceptional wife, Anna, living with their two dogs and cat in South Eugene, and are soon expecting their first child.