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Frazier Physical Therapy Frazier Physical Therapy provides its community with specialized physical medicine Physical Therapy Outpatient Clinic.

09/03/2026

🚨Frazier P.T. will continue to be closed on Thursday 9/3/26, we will re-open on Tuesday 9/8/26🚨

09/02/2026

⚠️ **IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT** ⚠️

Due to **unforeseen power outages caused by the Tropical Storm**, Frazier Physical Therapy will be **closed TOMORROW SEPT 2ND**.

The safety and well-being of our **patients and staff** is our top priority, and we feel this is the best decision until power and facility conditions are safely restored.

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding. We will provide updates as soon as we have more information on the return of power.

Stay safe! ❤️
**— Frazier Physical Therapy**

👕 New Shirts, Same Great Frazier PT Team! A HUGE thank you to Da’nerria Haegon for making us all brand new Frazier PT sh...
08/11/2026

👕 New Shirts, Same Great Frazier PT Team!

A HUGE thank you to Da’nerria Haegon for making us all brand new Frazier PT shirts! 👏

We love looking good while we’re working hard and taking care of our patients and Da’nerria absolutely knocked it out of the park! 🔥

She did an amazing job creating shirts all in one weekend! They even match each of our individual styles while still keeping us looking like one awesome Frazier PT team. 💪

We appreciate the time, creativity, and talent you put into making these for us!

Thanks, Da’nerria! We’re looking good and feeling good! 😎👕

The psoas muscle may be one of the most important muscles you've never heard of. It connects your lower back to your hip...
07/02/2026

The psoas muscle may be one of the most important muscles you've never heard of. It connects your lower back to your hip and plays a huge role in posture, walking, standing, and lifting your legs.

When the psoas becomes tight or weak, it can contribute to:
✔️ Low back pain
✔️ Hip pain or stiffness
✔️ Knee discomfort
✔️ Poor posture
✔️ Difficulty standing up straight or walking comfortably

At Frazier Physical Therapy, we don't just treat where it hurts, we look for the underlying cause. Sometimes the source of your back, hip, or even knee pain isn't where you feel it most. Evaluating and treating the psoas can make a big difference in restoring movement and reducing pain.

So-I-was saying... if your back, hips, or knees have been giving you trouble, it may be time to have your psoas checked!

Reach out anytime: https://www.frazierphysicaltherapy.com/

06/17/2026

🚨WE HAVE A POWER OUTAGE AT FRAZIER P.T., SO WE WILL BE CLOSED REST OF THE DAY AND REOPEN TOMORROW 🚨

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday to two of the best at Frazier Physical Therapy: Jaelyn Galley and Alli Powell! 🎂🎉Today we celebrate t...
05/07/2026

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday to two of the best at Frazier Physical Therapy: Jaelyn Galley and Alli Powell! 🎂🎉

Today we celebrate two amazing young ladies who somehow managed to get older this year… yet still look younger than ever. Honestly, we’re starting to think physical therapy isn’t the only magic happening around here! 😂

Jaelyn and Alli bring so much positivity, hard work, kindness, and fun to our clinic every single day. Whether they’re helping patients, making coworkers laugh, or keeping the place running smoothly, they both make a huge impact on everyone around them.

We are beyond thankful to have not only incredible employees, but truly wonderful people as part of the Frazier PT family. We hope your birthdays are filled with lots of laughs, cake, and maybe a little less work today (we said maybe 😅).

Help us wish these birthday girls an amazing day! 🥳🎈🎁

04/09/2026

**Positions Filled at Frazier Physical Therapy **

We are excited to share that all open job positions at Frazier Physical Therapy have now been successfully filled.

Thank you to everyone who showed interest, applied, shared our postings, or reached out. We truly appreciate the overwhelming support from our community and the many talented individuals who took the time to connect with us.

Our team is growing, and we’re grateful for the continued trust and engagement from all of you.

At Frazier Physical Therapy, again we believe that caring for athletes means understanding the dedication and discipline...
03/30/2026

At Frazier Physical Therapy, again we believe that caring for athletes means understanding the dedication and discipline it takes to compete and train. Whether it’s on the field or in the arena these experiences build the work ethic and resilience we see in our patients every day.

This week, we’re proud to highlight Jaelyn Kay Galley! 🥎

Jaelyn went to Buna High School and played softball and raised animals through FFA; two paths that demanded commitment, patience, and heart. Those same qualities now shine through in the way she connects with and cares for our patients.

In the clinic, she understands what it means to push through challenges, set goals, and keep moving forward and that perspective makes all the difference in helping our patients do the same.

We’re grateful to have team members like Jaelyn who bring real-life experience, passion, and purpose into patient care every single day.

At Frazier P.T., we believe the foundation of great physical therapy starts long before anyone steps into the gym, it’s ...
03/24/2026

At Frazier P.T., we believe the foundation of great physical therapy starts long before anyone steps into the gym, it’s built through a lifetime of setting goals, putting in the work, and showing up day after day.

Around here, those values run deep. From Friday night lights to early mornings in the field, from time spent in the woods to long days in the arena, our roots in sports, the outdoors, rodeo, and FFA have shaped who we are and how we care for our patients.

We’re proud to highlight Nicole Scott, one of our amazing PTAs, who embodies that spirit. Nicole played volleyball for Silsbee High School, competed on the fishing team, and dedicated countless hours to showing livestock. Those experiences didn’t just build skill, they built discipline, resilience, and a strong work ethic.

That same mindset is what she brings to every patient she works with, helping them set goals, push through challenges, and celebrate progress along the way.

Because whether it’s on the court, in the pasture, or in the clinic… success always starts with a goal and the grit to chase it.

Your feet are doing a lot more work than you think! 👣Inside and around your lower leg and foot are two important groups ...
03/09/2026

Your feet are doing a lot more work than you think! 👣

Inside and around your lower leg and foot are two important groups of muscles:

• Extrinsic muscles – the bigger muscles in your lower leg that help move your foot up, down, and side to side.
• Intrinsic muscles – the small muscles inside your foot that help keep it stable and balanced.

Think of the intrinsic muscles like the foundation of a house. If they’re weak, the whole structure becomes less stable and more prone to injury.

That’s where the Side-Kick comes in.

When you stand on the Side-Kick, your foot has to make small adjustments to stay balanced. This activates the tiny stabilizing muscles in your foot and ankle that often get overlooked.

Over time this helps:
✅ Improve balance
✅ Strengthen foot stability
✅ Support the arch of the foot
✅ Reduce stress on the ankle and knee
✅ Make walking and daily activities all around better

Training these muscles helps your body stay strong, stable, and ready for movement—whether you're walking, exercising, or just going about your day.

Strong feet = better balance and better movement. 👣

Come see us if you have any questions!!

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1162 E Avenue N
Silsbee, TX
77656

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 1pm

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