Meet Our Team |
Adam Levko, PT, DPT has several years of experience, treating patients of all levels and ailments. While Adam has treated a wide range of orthopedic injuries, he has also specialized in treating athletes of all levels: high school, college, NFL, MLB, WNBA, PGA, bodybuilders, powerlifters, endurance athletes, weekend warriors, and many more. Adam played many sports growing up, and still enjoys playing or watching sports in his free time. He also likes to run, golf, and hike when he gets the chance.
Lauren Levko, PT, DPT was born and raised in Gatlinburg, TN where she attended Gatlinburg-Pittman High School. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis in 2013. Prior, Lauren earned a Bachelor's of Education in Exercise and Sports Science from the University of Memphis in 2010. Outside of classes, Lauren played soccer and ran cross country for Memphis.
Lauren has trained in manual treatments for orthopedic conditions. She has had a year of internal mentoring focusing on clinical reasoning and advanced manual interventions, as well as over two years of classes through IAMT working towards her COMT (Certification of Orthopedic Manual Therapy). Lauren is certified in level 1 dry needling through IAMT along with cupping, IASTM, and taping through Rocktape. During her 5+ years of clinic experience, she helped to open a new clinic in South Knoxville as clinic manager and has been clinic director in Pigeon Forge for 3 years.
Lauren has trained in manual treatments for orthopedic conditions. She has had a year of internal mentoring focusing on clinical reasoning and advanced manual interventions, as well as over two years of classes through IAMT working towards her COMT (Certification of Orthopedic Manual Therapy). Lauren is certified in level 1 dry needling through IAMT along with cupping, IASTM, and taping through Rocktape. During her 5+ years of clinic experience, she helped to open a new clinic in South Knoxville as clinic manager and has been clinic director in Pigeon Forge for 3 years.
Justin Loss PT, DPT, FAAOMPT Justin and his wife, Carli, recently joined the Knoxville community after moving from Lexington, KY, where he was the clinic director and lead PT for a gym-based 1-on-1 physical therapy clinic. In addition to work and endurance races, Justin and Carli enjoy exploring the mountains and being around friends whenever possible.
Justin has published and presented research nationally on the topic of running biomechanics and injury. He himself is a fellow endurance enthusiast and lives the lifestyle. Through various racing and training experiences, Justin became fascinated with the human body, how it works, and preventing injury. As a result, he knew he wanted to focus on endurance sports and the community around them. This led him to physical therapy school at East Carolina University where he earned his doctorate and researched running biomechanics. Justin’s goal is to help individuals answer the questions, “how do I manage my injury while still training?”, and even, “how do I become a better athlete?” He enjoys working with endurance athletes of all levels, relating to them personally and professionally.
Education and professional background:
Fellowship Training: Dr. Loss completed an Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship earning the distinction of ‘Fellow of The American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapist.’ He is one of less than 30 physical therapists in the state of Tennessee to achieve this.
Justin has published and presented research nationally on the topic of running biomechanics and injury. He himself is a fellow endurance enthusiast and lives the lifestyle. Through various racing and training experiences, Justin became fascinated with the human body, how it works, and preventing injury. As a result, he knew he wanted to focus on endurance sports and the community around them. This led him to physical therapy school at East Carolina University where he earned his doctorate and researched running biomechanics. Justin’s goal is to help individuals answer the questions, “how do I manage my injury while still training?”, and even, “how do I become a better athlete?” He enjoys working with endurance athletes of all levels, relating to them personally and professionally.
Education and professional background:
Fellowship Training: Dr. Loss completed an Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship earning the distinction of ‘Fellow of The American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapist.’ He is one of less than 30 physical therapists in the state of Tennessee to achieve this.
James “Colby” Simmons brings several years of experience, both as a certified yoga instructor and personal trainer, to the Physio Lab team. Colby is well known throughout the Knoxville area for his passion toward his craft, his knowledge in the field of fitness, and his desire to help others. Colby also enjoys skateboarding, hiking, and camping in his free time. We truly enjoy having someone of Colby’s knowledge and experience on our team!
Colby has his Bachelor’s in Exercise Science from The University of Tennessee. He is a 200 hour RYT yoga instructor. He also absolutely shreds on the skateboard (we’ve seen the footage).
Colby has his Bachelor’s in Exercise Science from The University of Tennessee. He is a 200 hour RYT yoga instructor. He also absolutely shreds on the skateboard (we’ve seen the footage).