Get to Know The Barrow Physical Therapy Team

Each of our physical therapists are experienced and capable of treating a wide range of conditions — even the most complex ones. One of the factors that makes our practice unique, however, is the depth of knowledge and expertise that we put to work for you, the patient.

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Holly Augustine

Holly has advanced training in spinal manipulation and visceral manipulation.

Get to know Holly Augustine
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Ryan Bays

Ryan Bays is a staff Physical Therapist at Barrow Neurospine & Rehab’s 3090 location. He has been with the BBS organization since 2015, however, he has been practicing in the Phoenix area since 2014.

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Kameron Dallas

Kameron is a physical therapist who grew in up in North Carolina and attended UNC Wilmington for his undergraduate studies.

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Sam Jones

Sam has been practicing since 1997 after graduating from Loma Linda University. He joined the Barrow team in September of 2006.

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Kerry Lane

Kerry was born and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona and graduated from Concordia University in Portland, Oregon as a scholar-athlete with a Bachelor of Science and Pre-Physical Therapy Degree in 2008.

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Shane Zanath

Shane was born and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona. He graduated from the University of Saint Augustine for Health Sciences in San Diego with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2012.

Get to know Shane Zanath

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As a Barrow patient, you can feel confident we’ll exhaust every avenue to arrive at a proper diagnosis and treatment plan customized specifically for you. Request a Surgical Evaluation online and our Patient Navigator will guide you through the next steps. *Please know that we prefer reviewing your imaging and medical records before your first appointment to give you the best patient care and treatment options.

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