One-on-One Physical Therapy in Raleigh, NC

OPENING SEPTEMBER 2026

OPENING SEPTEMBER 2026

Move Without Limits. Live Without Pain.

You shouldn’t have to choose between personalized care and using your insurance. At Oak City PT, every appointment is one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy from start to finish.

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One-on-One Care

Every appointment is performed directly with your physical therapist.

Insurance Accepted

Personalized care without automatically giving up your insurance benefits.

Doctors of Physical Therapy

Experienced clinicians guiding your care from evaluation through discharge.

OUR STORY

Why We Started Oak City Physical Therapy

We created Oak City Physical Therapy to offer a more personal approach to rehabilitation—one where patients receive enough time, consistent attention, and direct care from an experienced physical therapist.

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More Time With Your Therapist

Appointments are one-on-one, without aides, handoffs, or a therapist dividing attention between several patients.

02

Care Built Around You

Your plan is based on your history, goals, examination findings, and response—not simply the diagnosis on a referral.

03

Quality Care With Insurance

You should not have to choose between individualized treatment and using your insurance benefits.

MEET THE FOUNDERS

Experienced Clinicians With a Shared Vision for Better Care

Oak City Physical Therapy was founded by Trevor Lewis and DJ Redmond, two physical therapists with over 20 years of combined experience committed to individualized treatment, progressive rehabilitation, and long-term patient independence.

Trevor Lewis, physical therapist and co-founder of Oak City Physical Therapy

CO-FOUNDER & PHYSICAL THERAPIST

Trevor Lewis, PT, DPT, COMT, CREx

Trevor brings more than a decade of orthopedic rehabilitation experience and combines hands-on care, progressive strengthening, movement retraining, and clear patient education.

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DJ Redmond, physical therapist and co-founder of Oak City Physical Therapy

CO-FOUNDER & PHYSICAL THERAPIST

DJ Redmond, PT, DPT, CSCS

DJ’s background in strength and conditioning shapes a practical approach focused on rebuilding capacity, confidence, and readiness for work, exercise, and sport.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Care for Pain, Injury, and Movement Limitations

Explore physical therapy for common orthopedic conditions, sports injuries, balance problems, postoperative recovery, and other limitations affecting daily life.

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Person experiencing neck and upper-back pain

Back & Neck Pain

Care for low-back pain, sciatica, neck stiffness, headaches, nerve symptoms, and limitations with sitting, lifting, or exercise.

Person experiencing shoulder and upper-arm pain

Shoulder, Arm & Hand Pain

Rehabilitation for shoulder weakness, rotator cuff pain, elbow conditions, wrist or hand pain, and repetitive-use injuries.

Runner preparing to start a race

Sports & Exercise Injuries

Rehabilitation for running injuries, muscle strains, tendon pain, sports-related limitations, and return to training.

Anatomical knee models representing postoperative rehabilitation

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

One-on-one recovery after joint replacement, ligament reconstruction, tendon repair, fracture fixation, and other procedures.

HOW WE CAN HELP

Treatment That Supports Long-Term Progress

Active rehabilitation is the foundation of care. Hands-on and supportive treatments may be added when they help improve movement, tolerance, or participation.

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Additional treatment options may include:

WHO WE CAN HELP

Physical Therapy Is Not Only for Severe Injuries

You do not need to wait until pain becomes unbearable or daily activities become impossible. Physical therapy may help whenever symptoms, weakness, stiffness, dizziness, or reduced confidence begin limiting the way you want to live.

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Oak City Physical Therapy may be a good fit if you are:

Dealing with pain that keeps returning
Recovering after surgery or an injury
Struggling to return to exercise or sport
Feeling weak, stiff, or less confident moving
Experiencing dizziness or balance problems
Looking for more individualized care
You do not need to know your exact diagnosis first.

Your evaluation is designed to determine whether physical therapy is appropriate and what factors should be addressed.