Lindsey Colbert, PT, DPT, OCS

03/09/2025

Are you considering taking your clinical skills to the next level with an Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency? We would love for you to join us on Monday March 10, 2025 at 6:30pm CST for a virtual information session on the program we offer at the University of Missouri Health Care!

Register for the virtual session here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1269018561679?aff=oddtdtcreator

Applications for the 2025/2026 academic year are currently open, but will close on March 31, 2025!

01/31/2025

Are you ready to take your Physical Therapy skills and knowledge to the next level? We are looking for 2 qualified applicants to fill our University of Missouri Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency program within and for the 2025-2026 academic year!
Physical Therapy Residency Education is not new to us, but we are so excited to share that our program has recently undergone some major renovations that will enhance our residents’ learning and experience within the field of orthopaedics. New curriculum, new program design, a fantastic team of instructors and mentors, and SO many awesome learning opportunities lie ahead for the right candidates!
Interested? Physical Therapists (and soon-to-be graduates) are invited to join us for a virtual information session on Wednesday February 5, 2025 at 6:30pm CST to learn more about our program. Click the ZOOM link in my stories on the day of the session!

07/02/2024

One of my favorite events to watch through the Olympic Trials (and Olympics themselves, come on Paris!!) is the swimming events. The athleticism required to compete at this level is incredible! 🤯

The Hospital for Special Surgery in New York has published a series of videos discussing the science of these sports you see at the Olympic Games- fascinating!! Sharing for all my fellow nerds out there 😉 Check out this and other competitive sports here:

This is “The Science of Swimming.” Each episode of this new, original 10-episode series delivers an insider POV as athletes and HSS clinicians explore the sc...

06/25/2024

Free Sports Physicals at MOI on July 23, 2024!

For Middle and High School Athletes

05/02/2024

So proud to be part of a system that is among our nation’s leaders in orthopaedic health care!! “MU Health Care is one of only 11 health systems nationwide to have received this designation and is the only recipient in Missouri” 💪🏻

This certification requires advanced certification in at least three programs. MU Health Care’s advanced certifications include spine surgery, hip and knee replacement, and shoulder surgery.

(5/2/24) MU Health Care has received the Orthopedic and Spine Center of Excellence Designation from global independent certification provider DNV.

01/27/2024

Today marks the fastest 10 YEARS ever at the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute! It is incredible to think how much this one place has impacted my career, my growth as a clinician, and offered so many pinch-me opportunities that never would have been possible without the team here. I am so grateful for the last decade (what?!) here and am looking forward to more bright spots ahead!!

09/12/2023

Another fantastic Masterclass complete! It was great to hear the perspectives of Matthew Smith, MD, FAAOS and Martin Kelley, PT, DPT, OCS discussing “Management of the Stiff Shoulder”. Adhesive capsulitis is a challenging diagnosis to treat, but the expertise presented in this seminar will certainly help our clinicians treat this condition more confidently and effectively. Lots of powerful research that is positively changing our approach to medicine! 💡🤓🤯👏🏻

08/09/2023

I guarantee every one of my previous Physical Therapy students got tired of me saying this 😅 But this is a rule that I follow for every visit, every time.

One of the most frustrating aspects of patient care is getting consistent results. Unfortunately what works for one patient, may not work for another. This means that one treatment method or technique that worked really well to treat hip impingement or adhesive capsulitis in one patient is wildly ineffective in the next. As a "green" clinician, I struggled to find some stable ground for patients with various types of conditions because of this, making it very difficult to know where to start and progress a patient that presented with the same issue.

I finally figured it out and have condensed it to 4 steps. Check out the latest blog post to find out more about how I use this system across any diagnosis: https://www.lindseycolbertdpt.com/blog
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07/02/2023

Baseline screening is so important in helping to identify a concussion later, especially if athletes play a sport where they think they may sustain one. If you suspect that you’ve had a concussion or may potentially have one in the future, come see us for a FREE concussion screening on Saturday July 22!

Calling all athletes who suspect they’ve had a concussion or are at risk for sustaining one in the future! Join us for our free baseline concussion event on Saturday, July 22 from 8 to 11 a.m. at the Missouri Athletic Center. Spaces are limited. See the details and register today at https://fal.cn/3ztHZ

06/13/2023

The Mizzou Therapy Masterclass continues this quarter with Dr Tiffany Bohon, Associate Head Team Physician for Mizzou Athletics, and Dr. Chelsea Holt, Sports Medicine and Pelvic Health Physical Therapist for the University of Colorado Sports Medicine and Performance Center. Thank you so much to both of our speakers and all our participants for an excellent discussion on “Hip Pain in the Female Runner”! 💭💡🤯🧐