Orthopedic rehabilitation
Care for joint, muscle, and soft-tissue injuries, with a focus on strength, mobility, and daily function.
CHICAGO · PHYSICAL THERAPY
Build strength.
Restore movement.
Get back to you.
Personalized care for pain, injury, balance, mobility, and pelvic health. From staying independent as you age to returning to sport, build strength for the life you want to lead.
Contact to schedulePrefer to call? 773-377-5193
YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HERE4407 N Hazel St · Chicago
Individualized rehabilitationHands-on treatmentProgressive strength & movement
WHAT WE HELP WITH
Care that moves
you forward.
From everyday movement to a return to sport, treatment starts with your goals and progresses with you.
Care available in English and Spanish. Atención en español
Post-surgical recovery
Progressive rehabilitation informed by your procedure, recovery stage, and surgeon's guidance.
Sports & performance
Movement assessment and strength work to support a return to running, lifting, and the activities you enjoy.
Neck, back & joint pain
Movement, education, and targeted exercise to help you manage symptoms and build capacity.
Manual therapy
Hands-on treatment, including joint and soft-tissue techniques, alongside an active rehabilitation plan. Dry needling when appropriate.
Strength, balance & healthy aging
Appropriately challenging strength, walking, and balance training to support the life you want to lead.
Pelvic-health physical therapy
Care with Delany Liter for pelvic and hip pain and concerns involving bladder, bowel, and sexual function.
Explore pelvic-health careOutpatient stroke rehabilitation
Individualized physical therapy after stroke, focused on your goals for walking, balance, strength, and everyday mobility. Contact us to discuss your needs and whether MILO is a good fit.
Physical therapy for older adults
Build strength.
Stay capable.
Keep doing what matters.
Getting older doesn’t mean your goals should get smaller. Build strength, balance, and endurance with exercise that meets you where you are and progresses with you.
Strength with purpose
Train for the things you want to do: carry groceries, climb stairs, get up from the floor, travel, or return to the gym. We choose a meaningful challenge and adjust it as your abilities grow.
Balance & confidence
Practice stepping, walking, and balance in ways that relate to your daily life, with appropriate support and supervision as the challenge progresses.
Progress guided by your health
Your health history, current abilities, and response to exercise guide your plan. We monitor how you’re doing, adjust the challenge, and reassess progress toward your goals.
Prefer care where you live? Explore house visits and care in senior living communities.
Helping a parent or loved one find care? Call 773-377-5193 to discuss getting started.
THE MILO APPROACH
A plan you understand.
Progress you can build on.
Physical therapy should connect what happens in the clinic with what matters in your life. We combine careful movement assessment, education, hands-on care, and progressive exercise to help you work toward your goals.
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Understand how you move
Explore your symptoms, history, and goals. Look closely at movements and activities to understand what may contribute to your symptoms and which strategies help.
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Learn, practice & build capacity
Understand the purpose of your treatment, practice useful movement strategies, and build the strength and endurance to support them.
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Reassess and progress
Track your response, adjust your program, and practice the skills you need outside the clinic.
THE CLINIC
Space to recover.
Room to get stronger.
A Chicago clinic equipped for hands-on treatment, movement practice, and progressive strength work.
TECHNOLOGY WITH A PURPOSE
Measure progress.
Make it personal.
Modern tools support a practical plan—helping us understand your starting point and adjust your exercise as you progress.
Adjustable resistance training
The Voltra cable trainer lets us tailor resistance to your exercise and current ability, then adjust it as your program progresses.
Strength you can track
We use the VALD DynaMo to measure strength and compare results over time, helping guide your rehabilitation plan.
Blood flow restriction training
BFR is an option within an individualized exercise program. Your physical therapist evaluates whether it fits your needs and supervises the use of specialized cuffs during exercise.
YOUR MILO TEAM
Meet your clinicians.
Different clinical backgrounds. A shared commitment to thoughtful, individualized care.
Brett Wright, PT, DPT
Founder & Physical Therapist
Brett works with people recovering from injury, managing pain, or rebuilding mobility after illness or stroke. His orthopedic, older-adult, and neurological rehabilitation experience informs care centered on each person’s goals.
Brett earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Washington University in St. Louis and completed a geriatric physical therapy residency at the University of Miami. He is a board-certified specialist in geriatric physical therapy.
His approach combines careful movement assessment, practical education, and progressive exercise to help patients build strength, skills, and confidence.
Justin helps people recover from surgery, manage orthopedic and sports injuries, and improve balance and mobility. His experience also includes vestibular rehabilitation. He values strong patient relationships and tailors care to each person’s goals.
He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Florida A&M University and is fluent in English and Spanish.
Delany Liter, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist · Pelvic Health
Delany brings experience in pelvic-health rehabilitation, including care for pelvic and hip pain and concerns involving bladder, bowel, and sexual function.
She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Northwestern University. Contact MILO to discuss pelvic-health care and appointment availability.
Chan Park, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Chan is an Illinois-licensed physical therapist assistant with experience in outpatient rehabilitation. He helps patients build strength, improve mobility, and work toward their daily activity goals.
He works closely with the physical therapist to carry out your individualized treatment plan and support your progress throughout rehabilitation.
Not sure who to see? Contact us and we’ll help you get started.
PELVIC HEALTH AT MILO
Pelvic health.
Personal care.
Individualized pelvic-health physical therapy with Delany Liter, PT, DPT.
Pelvic-health concerns can affect your comfort, daily activities, and confidence. Contact us to discuss your goals, ask questions, and learn whether this service fits your needs.
Ask about pelvic-health careCare for concerns including
- Pelvic and hip pain
- Bladder and bowel function
- Sexual function
Your evaluation and treatment plan are tailored to your symptoms, goals, and comfort. We’ll explain recommendations and make decisions with you.
SELECTED GOOGLE REVIEW
In a patient's words.
★★★★★
“i couldnt ask for a better PT; brett is nothing less than exceptional.”
YOUR FIRST VISIT
Feel ready.
Know what to expect.
Questions before you book? Call 773-377-5193 for help getting started.
What happens at my first appointment?
We’ll talk about your symptoms, health history, and goals, then assess the movements and activities that matter to you. Together, we’ll discuss a plan and practical next steps.
What should I bring and wear?
Wear comfortable clothing you can move in and bring supportive shoes. Have your insurance card ready if you plan to use insurance, along with a medication list and any referral or imaging reports you already have. In wet or snowy weather, bring a clean, dry pair of shoes for the clinic.
How do I book or check my costs?
Contact MILO to schedule with our team, ask about pelvic-health care, or get help with a referral. Contact us to confirm your plan, benefits, and expected out-of-pocket costs before your first visit.
Do you offer visits at home or in senior living communities?
Yes. House visits, including visits in assisted living and other senior living communities, are available by arrangement as scheduling allows. Learn about on-site care and contact us to confirm your location and an available time before booking.
Where should I park?
Look for MILO’s reserved parking space marked 6. Call 773-377-5193 if you need help finding the clinic or parking space. If you have questions about entrance access or drop-off arrangements, please contact us before your visit.
VISIT MILO
Your next step.
Get in touch to schedule with our team or ask questions about starting care.
Find the clinic
4407 N Hazel St
Chicago, IL 60640
Reserved parking: space 6
Get directions in Google MapsInsurance & self-pay
Contact us to confirm your plan, benefits, and expected costs before your first visit.