When it comes to investing, we often think of finances, careers, or even our homes. But what about our health? Unlike material possessions, our bodies are the foundation that supports everything else we do. When we prioritize our health today, we’re building a future with more freedom, less pain, and greater independence. Dr. Craig Lee, founder of iMove PT KC, is passionate about helping Kansas City residents make that investment through personalized, high-quality physical therapy brought directly to their doorstep.
After witnessing traditional clinics prioritize volume over quality, Dr. Lee knew there had to be a better way. "Many clinics expect therapists to juggle two to three patients at a time," he shares. "I wanted to deliver one-on-one, high-quality care without the chaos — and do it in a way that also saved our clients time." That idea sparked the creation of iMove PT KC, a fully mobile physical therapy practice that meets clients where they are most comfortable — at home, the office, or wherever life happens.
Why Invest in Physical Therapy?
Many people think of physical therapy only after surgery or an injury. But Dr. Lee encourages people to shift their mindset and see physical therapy as a proactive investment. "We all invest in something — our jobs, hobbies, families — but we often neglect our health until we’re forced to act," Dr. Lee shared. "Making small investments now, like staying active and addressing minor aches before they become major issues, can pay off later with better mobility, fewer injuries, and a higher quality of life."
It’s that focus on longevity that drives the team at iMove PT KC. "Who doesn’t want to be active with their grandkids or even great-grandkids?" Dr. Lee asks. "Life is physics. Objects in motion stay in motion."
A Cutting-Edge Investment: The Neubie Device
Beyond proactive care, iMove PT KC is also leveraging groundbreaking technology to redefine recovery. One of its most innovative tools is the Neubie device—the only one of its kind currently available in the Kansas City area. Unlike traditional therapy tools, the Neubie uses direct current (DC) stimulation to help reset faulty movement patterns and accelerate recovery.
"It’s a game-changer," Dr. Lee explains. "This technology doesn’t just mask pain. It works with your nervous system to retrain muscles, reduce inflammation, and improve strength. It’s especially beneficial for post-surgery patients, older adults, athletes recovering from injuries, or anyone managing chronic pain."
From sports injuries to post-surgical rehab and neurological conditions like stroke or MS, the Neubie allows patients to see faster results and lasting improvements without the added wear and tear on their bodies.
Why Go Mobile?
Beyond the convenience of avoiding drive time and waiting rooms, mobile PT provides a unique advantage: real-world problem-solving. "When we treat patients in their own environments, we see exactly what challenges they’re facing," Dr. Lee explained. "Whether it’s navigating stairs, getting in and out of bed, or working safely at a standing desk, we create solutions tailored to their daily life — not just what works in a clinic."
The Long-Term Payoff
Investing in physical therapy today can save significant time, money, and discomfort down the road. Early intervention can help prevent surgeries, reduce the need for medications, and avoid repeat injuries — all leading to major healthcare savings.
Dr. Lee encourages people to view their health as a lifelong priority. "If we thought about our health the same way we think about our finances, we’d all be better off," he says. "It starts small — a daily walk, parking a little farther away, taking the stairs. Movement is medicine."
As iMove PT KC continues to grow, Dr. Lee and his team are committed to bringing the latest in physical therapy innovation directly to Kansas City’s doorsteps — helping the community stay active, independent, and thriving for years to come.
"Physical therapy serves as a long-term investment in health by improving mobility, preventing future injuries, and enhancing balance. It’s a holistic approach that benefits both the body and mind."