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Stephen Beverly, MPT

Orthopedic Physical Therapy · Male · Age 32

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MIDWEST ORTHOPEDIC INSTITUTE

1310 N Main St # 100 Sandwich, IL 60548

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(815) 786-6000

Stephen Beverly, MPT is an orthopedic physical therapist in Sandwich, IL and has been practicing for 9 years. He graduated from Northern Illinois University in 2010 and specializes in orthopedic physical therapy, physical therapy, and more.

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(815) 786-6000

Stephen Beverly accepts the following insurance:

Aetna: Choice Plus POS II
Blue Cross Blue Shield: Blue Card PPO; Blue Preferred PPO
Cigna: Cigna PPO; Great West Healthcare-Cigna PPO; Open Access
Coventry Health Care: Coventry Health America PPO
First Health (Coventry Health Care): First Health (Coventry Health Care) PPO
HAP Insurance: Health Alliance HMO; Health Alliance PPO
HealthLink: HealthLink PPO
Humana: Choice Care PPO; Preferred PPO
MultiPlan: MultiPlan PPO; PHCS Network PPO
UnitedHealthCare: Choice Plus POS; Options PPO

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No malpractice claims found for Illinois

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Stephen Beverly's conditions and procedures:

Ankle Injury
Arthritis
Back Disorders
Back Injuries
Back Sprain
Balance Disorders
Exercise Counseling
Fibromyalgia
Gait Analysis
Head and Neck Conditions
Headache
Hip Pain
Knee Injuries
Knee Pain
Neck Pain
Orthopedic Disorders
Orthopedic Rehabilitation
Osteoarthritis
Pain Management Through Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy
Sciatica (Not Due to Disc Displacement)
Scoliosis
Shoulder Pain
Sports Injuries
Sprain

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I think that physical therapy is both the most important part and the most difficult part of a patient's overall treatment plan. A lot of times it's easy to get a person feeling a little bit batter very quickly, but it'a a lot harder to go from feeling just okay to getting back to full participation in the activities they want to do. We got that last mile with the patient.