Jameson Fay was drawn to physical therapy because of the opportunity to make a lasting impact on patients by helping them return to their everyday life. He enjoys getting to know individuals one-on-one, discovering what motivates them and how their condition is affecting them. He then develops therapies that work with their goals and lifestyle. He finds it incredibly rewarding to see patients get back to participating in the activities that feed their souls.

Jameson enjoys all areas of physical therapy but has specific experience treating elderly patients with Parkinson’s disease. With therapy, patients can learn how to produce normal movements even when the body’s ability to feel feedback is compromised. Jameson also has an interest in complex foot and ankle injuries.

Jameson earned a doctor of physical therapy from Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansas. He holds a bachelor of arts in exercise science from the same university.

Jameson was a college track and field athlete and is still an avid runner. He is a literature buff whose favorite authors include C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, Washington Irving, and Brian Jacques. On the weekends he enjoys hiking, hunting waterfowl, and fishing. He and his wife, a social worker, are parents to a labradoodle.