Dr. Amanda Kayser is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Neurologic Certified Specialist. Amanda has experience in acute, subacute and outpatient settings providing orthopedic and neuromuscular rehabilitation spanning pediatric through geriatric populations. Her specialty training includes treatment for neurologic and neuromuscular impairments including Parkinson’s disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, brain injury, vestibular dysfunction, vertigo, dizziness, and post-concussion. Amanda also works with with athletes focusing on injury prevention, strength and conditioning, visuomotor acuity & reaction times, post injury rehabilitation and return to play. Outside of physical therapy, she is a USAV Juniors Club Volleyball coach.​Dr. Kayser works with clients of all ages providing first class skills and knowledge. Sessions are one hour and  provided on a one-on-one basis to focus on meeting the individuals’ goals. Treatment sessions involve high quality, hands-on care. The approach is holistic, assessing and incorporating the entire body to improve function and movement.

Dr. Brian Tee has carried a lifelong appreciation for sports and human movement since his days of practicing karate and playing tennis and basketball in high school. He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in 2017 and has been practicing as a primarily outpatient orthopedic physical therapist since then. He has substantial experience treating any and all orthopedic conditions, including pre and post-op situations, bringing a diverse skill set including but not limited to exercise prescription/coaching, manual therapy, and dry needling. In addition to his experience as a PT, he still runs a basketball skills training group for high school, college, and professional players multiple times/week, giving him a unique lens as a clinician. In his free time, he likes to spend time with his dog, Troy, and play tennis.

Andre Timmes is a dedicated Certified Personal Trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) with a strong background in sports performance and athletic development. A former college athlete, Andre brings firsthand experience and a competitive edge to his training approach, helping clients of all levels improve their strength, mobility, and overall performance.

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With a passion for promoting active, healthy, and pain-free lifestyles, Andre specializes in designing personalized programs that empower individuals to reach their fitness goals safely and effectively. Whether working with athletes aiming to enhance their performance or clients focused on long-term health, Andre combines technical expertise with motivational coaching to deliver lasting results.

Dr. Curt Neeld holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy and is a Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist, with experience in acute/hospital settings with a focus in neurologic recovery. He is excited to bring these skills and expertise to patients in their home environments with Kayser Physical Therapy and Fitness. He has experience with patients across a wide swath of diagnoses and ages including those in critical care, orthopedics, neurologic and cardiac care settings. Curt is thrilled to help facilitate his patients to reach their goals and return to their prior level of function with a patient first mindset, keeping their interests and needs as the top priority. Outside of work Curt enjoys spending time with his wife Courtney, their two children Bennett & Rowyn and Daphne the golden (retriever) child.

Megan received her Masters of Occupational Therapy from the Texas Women’s University in 2014.  Megan is a Certified Brain Injury Specialist, Low vision specialist and a Matter of Balance Coach. She is registered with the National Board of Certification in Occupational Therapy and has spent her career in a variety of settings such as acute care, post acute care,  Inpatient rehab, and home health. She spent the initial part of her career at a local Level one trauma hospital, where she was the primary lead therapist on the Neurotruama intensive care unit. She currently treats clients ranging from adolescent to geriatric population, with a primary focus on helping her clients be as independent as possible. She has experience working with a multitude of diagnoses and has a primary interest in those related to neurological dysfunction such as brain injuries both traumatic and non-traumatic and spinal cord injuries. Outside of her work, Megan spends her time raising two gentlemen.

Julia received her Masters of School Administration from the University of Texas at Permian Basin in 2017.  She is a former collegiate volleyball player (Sun Devil) and has been coaching girls club volleyball for 10 years.  In her free time, Julia loves to travel, read murder mystery novels and work out.