Telehealth Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy @ Reforming Foundations
Elevating human movement one person at a time.
ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS MARCH 2026!
About Elevate
Elevate Physical Therapy was founded in 2019, with a vision of delivering personalized care to keep active people across the state of Michigan happily moving toward their goals. The company's hybrid model of in-person and virtual services was designed specifically to encourage busy professionals and parents/caregivers to find time to address the aches and pains that often go to the bottom of their endless to-do lists.
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An online consultation at the click of a button, using a secure video conference platform, opens the door to understanding your pain and choosing a clear path to begin feeling better.
As the saying goes, you can't pour from an empty cup. Elevate is here to help you fill your own cup, so you can enjoy your favorite activities and continue to serve the important people in your life. Whether you prefer to receive care in your home or office or via video conference, Elevate has a solution for you. Sport-specific movement analysis, injury prevention, and movement accountability services are also available to keep you thriving.
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Your Physical Therapist
Lindsay Brandt PT, DSCPT, KEOMPT, ACSM-CEP
Lindsay is the founder and owner of Elevate Physical Therapy, and is an advocate for high quality, patient-centered healthcare. Lindsay believes expert hands-on care, delivered one-on-one by your physical therapist, is the fastest way to feel and move better. She enjoys partnering with her patients to guide them through the recovery process, and providing movement strategies to prevent future injury. You can expect Lindsay to listen carefully to your goals, perform a detailed physical assessment, and then work with you to build a treatment plan to fit your needs.
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Lindsay’s primary clinical specialty is in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy. She has worked with a wide variety of orthopedic injuries and conditions, and also has a rich background in heart/lung disease and hypermobility syndromes, with a passion for using manual therapy and smart movement strategies to improve quality of life for those with chronic diseases. Lindsay draws from two decades of experience in the rehabilitation field, having worked in a variety of settings including outpatient orthopedics, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, clinical weight management, and home health. Lindsay has had success with patients from age three months to 101 years, and most everything in between.
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In addition to patient care, Lindsay is an educator of physical therapists and other movement professionals. She is a full-time faculty member at Oakland University, teaching the Doctor of Physical Therapy program and the Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy post-doctoral fellowship. Lindsay is also the co-author and curriculum consultant for the Reforming Foundations Pilates Comprehensive Teacher Training Program in Berkley/Rochester, MI.
Lindsay’s personal interests include travel, reading, cooking, endurance sports, and being active outdoors with her partner Rick, and their dog, Luna.
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Education
Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy, Oakland University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Oakland University
Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology, Central Michigan University
Certifications
Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy, Oakland University
Pilates Instructor, ITT Pilates Integrated Teacher Training Program
Clinical Exercise Physiologist, American College of Sports Medicine
Otago Exercise Program for Fall Prevention, Carolina Geriatric Education Center
Professional Memberships
KEOMPT Association, US (Board member)
Kaltenborn-Evjenth OMT International (Secretary)
American Physical Therapy Association, Orthopedic Section
American Physical Therapy Association, Cardiopulmonary Section
American Physical Therapy Association - Michigan