Deborah S. Cook, MSPT

Deborah graduated from Duke University in 1993 with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy.  Since that time, she has worked in all kinds of settings from inpatient neurological rehabilitation at a big university hospital, to home care in rural New Mexico.  She has been in outpatient orthopedics for many years now and decided to open this clinic in her own neighborhood in March of 2007.  She is enjoying the challenges that come with owning her own business.  She appreciates the diversity presented in the outpatient setting, and incorporates her knowledge of neurology and orthopedics to meet her patients needs.  In addition to attending educational conferences to learn new skills, Deborah enjoys hiking, biking, skiing and camping with her family.

Charlotte A. Schnepf, MPT

Char graduated from Hahnemann University in Philadelphia in 1988 with a Master of Physical Therapy degree.  Char has worked in a variety of settings including hospitals, nursing homes, home health and outpatient clinics.  Her emphasis now is working with general and orthopedic patient populations utilizing various techniques.  Char is skilled in the McKenzie Method for back and neck pain, as well as other manual modalities. In her free time, Char enjoys hiking, traveling and gardening.

Neela David-Richardson, RPP, CNC

Neela graduated from Clayton College of Natural Healing in 1993 with a degree in holistic health.  Neela is also a registered polarity practitioner and certified cranial sacral practitioner.  She is a certified yoga and pilate's instructor.  When she is not working as a physical therapy technician at Eldorado Physical Therapy, Neela teaches individual and group functional fitness classes in Eldorado.  She is also teaching a class for seniors at the local senior center. She enjoys teaching, cooking, hiking and biking.

Luke Worrell, PTA

Luke received his Physical Therapy Assistant Certificate from Mercer County College in NJ, after leaving a career in education in 1999.  Luke's experience is mostly centered in hospital and geriatric rehabilitation.  He enjoys the challenges of outpatient therapy and helping people reach their mobility goals, while having a little fun along the way!  Luke also enjoys biking, rock climbing and camping.  His personal goal is to explore all the national parks of the USA.