Quinn Physical Therapy P.A.

08/26/2026

"Quinn Physical Therapy has been serving the Destin community for over 20 years, providing top-notch care to all clients. Call 850-654-8588 for your free consultation today! 💪 " via ripl.com

08/24/2026

Coming this fall! CRYO850 Niceville
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08/24/2026

"Frailty is the inability to perform daily activities due to muscle weakness and loss of heart/lung capacity. Inactivity plays a major role in becoming frail, whether due to health conditions, injury, or lifestyle choices. Stay active to stay strong and independent. " via ripl.com

08/21/2026

08/21/2026

"We may be a small practice, but we give mighty great care! 💪🏥 Our team is dedicated to providing top-notch care for all our patients. "

08/19/2026

"Struggling with pain while trying to play? Quinn Physical Therapy can help you get back in the game! Call 850-654-8588 to schedule your appointment today. "

08/17/2026

Don't let falls become a normal part of aging! Quinn Physical Therapy can help you regain your balance and strength. Call us at 850-654-8588 now and take control of your health. via ripl.com

08/14/2026

Had Physical Therapy and didn’t see any results? 🤔 Time to switch it up and give Quinn Physical a call. Our team is here to change your mind and get you back on track! 💪

08/12/2026

Recovery is EVERYTHING!!

08/12/2026

HURLBURT AIRMAN: A Hurlburt Field airman is being credited with saving an elderly man’s life after pulling him from a burning vehicle on Highway 98 on July 25.

Senior Airman Dalton Clark, an air transportation specialist assigned to the 1st Special Operations Wing, was driving eastbound on Highway 98 during the morning rush hour when he noticed smoke rising from a disabled vehicle on the westbound shoulder, according to the 1st SOW Public Affairs Office.

Clark saw flames climbing the hood of the car and beginning to surround the driver inside. Several bystanders were standing nearby with cellphones raised to record, but no one was moving to help, according to the release.

Clark, who lost a close friend in a vehicle fire in late 2025, threw his car into park at about 10:30 a.m. and sprinted across live, oncoming highway traffic to reach the vehicle.

When he arrived at the driver’s side door, he found heavy smoke and an elderly driver completely immobilized by shock. Clark reached into the burning vehicle, physically pulled the man out and dragged him to safety.

Seconds later, the fire completely engulfed the car.

“I don’t really know what came over me in that moment,” Clark said. “But I truly believe anyone that wears a uniform has a purpose to serve, not just at a military capacity but also recognizing we serve our community.”