Brett Roberts, DPT, is the President of Roberts Physical Therapy and Inertia Solutions. Dr. Roberts received a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Evidence in Motion in 2011, a Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2002, and a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Augustana College in 2000.
Dr. Roberts was one of the first physical therapists in the state who pursued advanced training in the technique of trigger point dry needling (TDN) from Kinetacore. TDN is a technique that assists patients in overcoming chronic trigger points that feed into conditions such as low back pain and neck pain. Dr. Roberts has also pursued advanced training in the manual medicine track at Michigan State University-College of Osteopathic Medicine. Additionally, he has pursued training in aquatic therapy, industrial ergonomics, and various sports medicine techniques.
Professionally, Dr. Roberts serves as the Legislative Committee Chair for the Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association (WPTA). He also served as the Chair for the WPTA Private Practice Special Interest Group from 2015-2018. In 2010, he was named an ‘Emerging Leader’ by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). Dr. Roberts is also a member of the Private Practice Section of APTA.
Dr. Roberts is also one of the founding members of Kinexcare. Kinexcare is changing the conversation about muscular-skeletal health care. They are bypassing the complexity and cost of traditional medical models by building a trusted and affordable alternative delivery system that includes prevention, primary Physical Therapy care, rehabilitation and more. Whether you're at home, work, school or traveling, we provide convenient access to cost-effective, world-class services and that is worth talking about!
When not helping patients to maximize their ability to move, Brett enjoys spending time with his wife, and daughters. He is a weekend warrior who enjoys bike riding, auto racing, contact sports, and cheering on the Badgers. Go Bucky! Since 2015, Dr. Roberts has ridden annually across the state of Iowa on his bicycle. RAGBRAI and other distance biking events help Dr. Roberts to “Get Moving, Keep Moving, and Enjoy Life”!
Jacob Brenner
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Jacob joined our practice in May of 2020. Dr. Brenner is a 2020 graduate of Concordia University St. Paul Physical Therapy program. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point, with a degree in Health Science in 2017.
He has particular interest in working with those who have difficulties with balance, knee, hip, low back, and shoulder pain. He also enjoys sports rehabilitation, whether the high school athlete or weekend warrior athlete and getting them back to the activities they enjoy.
When not found in the clinic he enjoys spending time with family and friends. During the non-winter months, you will almost certainly find him spending his free time on a body of water either boating, fishing, or swimming.
DPT, OCS
Physical Therapy Assistant
Marie joined the practice in March 2024. She is a 2001 graduate of Western Wisconsin Technical College in La Crosse. Marie has over 20 years of experience as a PTA working in outpatient care, acute care and long-term care facilities.
She enjoys spending time with her husband Patrick and two children, Chester and Oscar. Marie's favorite activities are camping, kayaking, volleyball, crafts and teaching Sunday School.
Brandy joined our practice in February of 2018. Outside of the clinic, Brandy enjoys spending time with her husband, Wayne. On Brandy’s spare time she lets her creative juices flow while refurbishing furniture and antique shopping.
You may reach Brandy at our Plainfield clinic at (715) 803-7617.
Sharon joined our practice in September of 2017. She is our patient care coordinator in our Amherst clinic. During her off time, Sharon enjoys bowling, golfing, and looking for treasures such as hand-thrown pottery and artwork.
You may reach Sharon at our Amherst clinic at (715) 803-7617.
Patient Care Coordinator
Karen joined our practice in January 2023 and is our Patient Care Coordinator at our Wisconsin Rapids clinic. When not in the clinic, Karen enjoys long walks and tries to get in two to three miles each day. She has proudly lost 100 pounds by walking is an activate for moving your body. While not walking, she enjoys crafts, specifically completing crystal paints. Karen has two daughters and one grandson who she spends her free time with. She is an avid traveler and has traveled to 47 of the 50 states.
Physical Therapy Technician
Jared Garski joined our practice in May of 2024 and is a passionate PT Tech with a strong commitment to helping patients regain strength and mobility. Jare is skilled in assisting therapists, guiding patients through exercises, and maintaining a positive rehab environment. He is committed to learning and growing in the field of physical therapy to provide the best patient care possible. Jared will be graduating from UWSP in May 2025 and starting the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at UWSP in June of 2025. When Jared is not working or studying, you can find him hunting, fishing, running, or enjoying any other physical activity.
Physical Therapy Technician
Kaylee is an undergrad at the University of Stevens Point, currently working towards a degree in pre-physical therapy. At school, she participates in the pre-physical therapy club as well as competing on the track and cross-country teams. Some of Kaylee's hobbies include running, reading, and waterskiing/other water sports.
Physical Therapy Technician
Morgan joined our practice in March of 2025 and is currently working as a part-time PT Tech while studying for the national board exam. Upon passing the boards Morgan will transition to a full-time physical therapist with Robert’s Physical Therapy. Morgan is originally from Plymouth, WI and attended the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point where she graduated with their first Doctor of Physical Therapy class in December of 2024. Passionate about helping people regain their strength and mobility, Morgan is excited to begin her career as a physical therapist and make a positive impact on her patients' lives. Throughout her academic journey, Morgan gained hands-on experience in treating a variety of conditions, from orthopedic injuries to neurological rehabilitation, with a focus on evidence-based practices and patient-centered care. Morgan spent the summer of 2024 in Kodiak, Alaska during her first physical therapy clinical rotation, where she gained new perspectives in rehabilitation services in rural communities. She takes pride in developing personalized treatment plans that help patients reach their specific goals, whether it’s recovering from surgery, managing chronic pain, or improving overall function and movement. Morgan believes in creating a welcoming and supportive environment for her patients and is committed to providing education and encouragement throughout the recovery process. Outside of work, Morgan enjoys exploring the outdoors, swimming, spending time with family and friends, and watching the Packers.
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