DMU Clinic - Physical Therapy Welcomes Hailey Huey, D.P.T., M.H.A.
DMU Graduate Welcomes New Patients
Des Moines, IA (10/04/2023) — Hailey Huey, D.P.T., M.H.A., joined the Des Moines University Clinic - Physical Therapy, 3200 Grand Ave., as a physical therapist and assistant professor. Previously, she was a physical therapist and clinic director at Pleasant Hill Physical Therapy in Pleasant Hill, Iowa.
Huey is accepting new patients and has clinical interests in treating individuals throughout the life span including for orthopedic conditions, pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation, dry needling, infant torticollis, pediatric developmental delay and balance impairment. To make an appointment, call 515-271-1717.
A member of the American Physical Therapy Association and its Iowa Chapter, Huey is a past director of the chapter's Southwest District. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in health and exercise science at Colorado State University and her Doctor of Physical Therapy and Master of Health Care Administration degrees at DMU.
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