NC Center for Physical Therapy

If you have noticed, like Misty, that healthcare has become more like a business of numbers, you will understand why she opened her own practice. She decided she could run a successful practice on her own with a focus on QUALITY care, not QUANTITY. With over 20 years of experience in the field of physical therapy she can treat injuries, ailments, and diagnoses from women’s health to general orthopedics. If you don’t want to feel like just another NUMBER when you seek medical care, you will want to visit a PT in a clinic designed to treat you like a person!

Dr. Colten Sullivan earned a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Elon University and holds a BS from Eastern Washington University. A Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Colten also has been certified in Dry Needling. Skilled in treating many physical ailments, he has earned a reputation treating back, shoulder, and knee pain. Colten’s experience playing collegiate soccer and running marathons developed his passion for reducing sports injuries and sports medicine. His desire to help young athletes improve coordination and strength makes him an ideal leader for our KidSports PT Program and Speed and Agility clinics.

Sarah Russell, DPT

Dr. Sarah Russell, an avid runner and hiker, has a passion for treating endurance athletes. She has developed a reputation for treating athletes from recreation runners to marathon competitors and is proficient in performing running analysis to eliminate pain points. She has been coined an “old soul” and connects well with our seniors. Dr. Russell is known for taking an impairment-based treatment approach, targeting limitations or deficits to help you move and perform better in all aspects of life and sport.

Sarah earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Elon University and a BS in Kinesiology from the University of Virginia, is a member of the APTA and played a variety of instruments as a member of the UVA Cavalier Marching Band! You won’t find a more dedicated fan of UVA sports.

Laura Badovinac, DPT

Dr. Laura Badovinac earned a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Touro University of Nevada and a BS in Kinesiology from the University of Minnesota. Dr. Badovinac utilizes a patient-centered care model to help individuals achieve their personal goals. She enjoys working with older and younger adults with orthopedic and neurological conditions including Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis. Dr. Badovinac passion for working with individuals who have vestibular and balance disorders and her keen ability to solve vertigo, dizziness, and general balance dysfunctions has earned her a reputation. She provides quality care utilizing evidence-based treatments to maximize patient’s function and participation in activities they enjoy.

Laura enjoys time with her husband, Nik and her two Dobermans, Indy and Solo. They enjoy taking long walks together and watching The Office.