He knows what pain does to a person. It happened to him first.
"Growing up, I dealt with chronic back pain from my high school basketball years, and it shaped the way I see people in pain."
That is Dr. Mark Anthony Rodriguez, PT, DPT, Cert DN, the owner of this clinic, describing where all of it started. He grew up in El Paso, Texas, played basketball through high school, and carried the back pain out of it. In his words: "I know what it's like when pain affects your confidence, your mood, and even the simple things you want to enjoy in life."
He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy from UNT Health Science Center in Fort Worth in 2018. Since then he has worked home health, inpatient rehab, and outpatient clinics, and managed programs at assisted living facilities. He is dry needling certified with specialized training in manual therapy, manipulations, and adjustments. He still treats patients, and back pain, SI joint problems, and spine conditions are the work he came into this for.
He opened TheraRehab & Wellness to build one specific thing: "a culture of high-quality, one-on-one care." Ask him what he is trying to do for the person on the table and the answer does not change. "My goal is to give people clarity, relief, and a real path forward so they can feel strong, capable, and in control of their bodies again."
Three values, in his words. Then a plan with four phases.
"Pain is where you feel it. It is not always where it comes from. "
We treat the root cause of your condition, not just the symptoms. That is what the evaluation is for, and it is why we ask about the things that seem unrelated. From there, your care follows our 4-Phase Recovery Program: PAIN to settle it down, PRIME to give you back the movement you lost, PERFORM to load it until it holds under real life, PREVENT to keep it from coming back a year from now.
Patient-Centered Care
"Putting each patient's unique needs at the forefront." One-on-one time with a Doctor of Physical Therapy, and a plan built around your history, your body, and the specific thing you are trying to get back to doing.
Lifelong Learning
"Continuously improving my skills and knowledge to offer the best care." Dry needling, manual therapy, spinal manipulation, cupping, blood flow restriction, IASTM, vestibular therapy. The list is long because our clinicians keep training after the degree.
Empathy and Compassion
"Building a welcoming, home-like environment where patients feel heard and supported." Most people arrive having already told this story to someone who was not really listening. Here you tell it once, to the person who is going to treat you.
Three clinicians. Three Doctors of Physical Therapy.
That is the whole treating staff, and the owner is one of the three. Every one of them works with patients one-on-one.
Dr. Mark Anthony Rodriguez, PT, DPT, Cert DN
Doctor of Physical Therapy, UNT Health Science Center, Fort Worth, 2018. Dry needling certified, with specialized training in manual therapy, manipulations, and adjustments. His own history of chronic back pain is why he treats spines, SI joints, and back pain the way he does.
Dr. Zachary Mucha, PT, DPT, Cert DN
Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Texas at El Paso. He moved to Dallas the year he graduated and has been building on his manual therapy training ever since. He treats musculoskeletal conditions across the board, and his favorite work is the shoulder and the full spine, neck down to low back.
Dr. Kaylie Milton, PT, DPT
Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Franklin Pierce University in Arizona, and a former collegiate volleyball player at Jacksonville State. Dry needling certified. She treats shoulder, low back, and knee pain, and works with Parkinson's patients. "Too many patients feel rushed, unheard, or stuck in a one-size-fits-all approach to care."
Hands on the table, weight on the bar.
One floor on N Central Expy, with treatment tables, a rack, and real load. Manual work and loaded work happen in the same room, because most people need both.
Everything on this page can be checked.
No round numbers and no vague claims. These are the facts about this clinic, and you can verify every one of them before you ever book a visit.
Every clinician who treats you holds a DPT, the highest clinical credential in the field. All three of them see patients, the owner included.
Your session is your clinician working on you. That is the culture Dr. Rodriguez set out to build here, and it is the part of this clinic he will not trade away.
The Texas Direct Access law lets you start physical therapy without a physician referral for up to 30 days. You can call today and be seen without seeing anyone else first.
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We check your coverage and tell you what we find before you walk in, so your first conversation here is about your pain and not about paperwork.
Come tell us where it hurts.
No referral needed to start in Texas, for up to 30 days. We verify your benefits before your first visit. The longest part of getting better is usually the part spent deciding to start.
Your first visit is a full evaluation with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Come in and tell us the whole history, not just the highlights. Leave with a clear picture of what is driving the pain, a specific plan, and a first phase to start on.
You’re all set.
We’ll reach out within one business day to confirm your appointment. If you need to speak with us sooner, call us directly.
MEET YOUR TEAM

Dr. Mark Anthony Rodriguez
Owner, Physical Therapist · PT, DPT, Cert DNEarned his Doctor of Physical Therapy at UNT Health Science Center in Fort Worth in 2018. Dry needling certified, with specialized training in manual therapy, manipulations, and adjustments. Treats back pain, SI joint issues, and spine-related conditions.
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Dr. Zachary Mucha
Physical Therapist · PT, DPT, Cert DNDoctor of Physical Therapy from UTEP, then straight to Dallas to start his career. Treats musculoskeletal conditions of every kind, with favorite areas in the shoulder and the full spine, neck to lower back.
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Dr. Kaylie Milton
Physical Therapist · PT, DPTDoctorate in Physical Therapy from Franklin Pierce University in Arizona, and a former collegiate volleyball player at Jacksonville State. Dry needling certified. Enjoys treating shoulder, low back, and knee pain, along with Parkinson's patients.
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