Trine Physical Therapy

05/05/2026

This past weekend was Hooding and graduation for the DPT class of 2026. Congrats to all of our students! We are so proud of you!
Mik was awarded the DPT Most Outstanding Student award, and Kylie the Distinguished Student Award. Lily sang the National Anthem.

04/22/2026

Ben England ('19) is speaking at the 2026 Virtual Summit

🚨 Meet one of our 2026 Virtual Summit speakers — Ben England, CEO & Co-Founder of Torrentia Medical Education!

Ben's session is all about how cutting-edge technology is transforming the patient experience AND driving serious cash revenue for private practices.

If you've been wondering how to modernize your practice and grow beyond insurance dependency — this is the session you don't want to miss.

🗓️ May 12, 2026 | 10 AM – 4 PM EST
✅ FREE to attend
✅ 19 sessions total
✅ Replay access included

👉 Register free here: getbreakthrough.com/2026-virtual-summit

Tag a PT practice owner who needs to hear this! 👇

04/13/2026

The student of the week is Zak Klopfenstein! Zak is a first-year student from Auburn, IN. He attended Defiance College for undergrad and majored in exercise science. In his free time, Zak likes to play soccer, listen to music, work out, and go camping. His favorite part of PT school is applying skills learned in class to his experience at CARE. After graduation, he would like to work in an outpatient setting or travel PT! Keep up the great work, Zak!

08/06/2025

It is always fun when alumni come back and visit, especially when they bring their beautiful little girl along.

07/24/2025

Check out this article about 3 of our students.

Three graduates from Trine University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program recently earned perfect scores on the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE), required to attain licensure as a physical therapist.

03/26/2025

We had Julia Vizcaya, OTR and Kendra Tyler, SLP come in to share about their education, certifications, and experience in lab. Then we had a cute little friend come in to help us demonstrate how we co treat and had the students listen to the dialogue between providers and parents. We spoke about evaluating and treating options while this fun little guy ran around and was the perfect example.