We Assist Active Individuals And Athletes Of Austin, TX In Reaching Their Optimal Physical Function Without Relying On Pain Medication Or Unnecessary Surgeries.
Conditions Treated
PACE Physical Therapy helps active individuals from busy moms, traveling business men and women, those with chronic pain, athletes of all levels, and people after surgery get back on their feet doing what makes them happy and leading their best life!
Running Injuries
Injury Prevention ACL and Meniscus Injuries Pre- and Post- Surgical Concussion Arthritis Fibromyalgia Pediatric Developmental Delay Disorders |
Sports Injuries
Ankle Sprains Fractures Posture Muscle Strain Gait Disorders Shoulder Pain Rotator Cuff Injuries Bursitis Chronic Neck and Back Pain Disc Problems Sciatica Tendinopathy (tendinosis, tendonitis) Postpartum Low Back, Pelvic and Hip Pain Balance Deficits |
Why Choose PACE Physical Therapy?
PACE Physical Therapy wants to make treatment as simple and accessible as possible. We feel the best service we can give to our clients is time and attention. To ensure our patients' needs are met, live video consults, in-home therapy and clinic sessions are available. Hectic schedules with family, work, travel and lovely Austin, TX traffic can sometimes lead to PT adherence becoming another stress or task to do in your day. The goal of PT is to improve your quality of life and make daily activities easier. Movement is medicine! The body is made to move and any time spent in pain or out of activity is unnecessary. Take advantage of having Dr. Warnecke treat you via live video conferencing or come to you for treatment at home, work, gym, the park or wherever else fits your schedule! Let us help you get your pain in check, your body back on track, and enjoying all that Austin has to offer. Call today to get set up on the path to help make you your best YOU!
Dr. Jessica Warnecke, PT, DPT, OCS
Founder of PACE Physical Therapy
Jessica grew up in Boise, ID and was involved in sports and recreational activities since the age of three. Over the years, she had numerous injuries and became well acquainted with the world of physical therapy. It was through her desire to remain active, love of learning about the human body, and will to help others lead a healthy lifestyle that inspired her to become a physical therapist.
Jessica started her private physical therapy practice to better assist those in search of individualized rehabilitation. After years working for busy outpatient clinics and her treatments being dictated by insurance companies, Jessica decided it best to branch free and open her own practice.
With PACE PT, Jessica has the ability to enjoy one-on-one patient care for a full hour and work towards physical goals that get people back to where THEY want to be rather than what the insurance feels is “enough.” This individual session time allows treatments to be more effective and therapy to be more efficient, which assists patients in reaching recovery and resuming their prior activities in a shorter amount of time. She treats patients in her own private space in addition to offering services via live video conferencing or at a location conveniently near the patient (home, gym, park, work, etc). Jessica's main objectives are to make physical therapy better understood and more accessible so that her patients can get the most out of each day.
Jessica brings a wide variety of treatment interventions and utilizes extremely individualized, one-on-one sessions to thoroughly understand, examine, and assist her patients to full recovery. Jessica focuses her examinations on finding the root cause of dysfunction in order to heal the source rather than just treat the symptoms. She structures her treatment with a manual therapy emphasis to fully comprehend the physical body so that exercise can be appropriately prescribed to address deficits.
Jessica graduated with a B.S. in Exercise Science and a minor in Psychology from Boise State University. She went on to get her Doctorate Degree from Idaho State University. After PT school , she completed an Orthopaedic Residency and is now a Board Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist. In addition, she is trained in Trigger Point Dry Needling and Concussion Rehabilitation. She has had success in treating a wide variety of patients including pre- and post-operative, chronic pain, neck and back dysfunction, sports injuries, pediatrics and post-partum.
Jessica started her private physical therapy practice to better assist those in search of individualized rehabilitation. After years working for busy outpatient clinics and her treatments being dictated by insurance companies, Jessica decided it best to branch free and open her own practice.
With PACE PT, Jessica has the ability to enjoy one-on-one patient care for a full hour and work towards physical goals that get people back to where THEY want to be rather than what the insurance feels is “enough.” This individual session time allows treatments to be more effective and therapy to be more efficient, which assists patients in reaching recovery and resuming their prior activities in a shorter amount of time. She treats patients in her own private space in addition to offering services via live video conferencing or at a location conveniently near the patient (home, gym, park, work, etc). Jessica's main objectives are to make physical therapy better understood and more accessible so that her patients can get the most out of each day.
Jessica brings a wide variety of treatment interventions and utilizes extremely individualized, one-on-one sessions to thoroughly understand, examine, and assist her patients to full recovery. Jessica focuses her examinations on finding the root cause of dysfunction in order to heal the source rather than just treat the symptoms. She structures her treatment with a manual therapy emphasis to fully comprehend the physical body so that exercise can be appropriately prescribed to address deficits.
Jessica graduated with a B.S. in Exercise Science and a minor in Psychology from Boise State University. She went on to get her Doctorate Degree from Idaho State University. After PT school , she completed an Orthopaedic Residency and is now a Board Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist. In addition, she is trained in Trigger Point Dry Needling and Concussion Rehabilitation. She has had success in treating a wide variety of patients including pre- and post-operative, chronic pain, neck and back dysfunction, sports injuries, pediatrics and post-partum.
