Bryan Waltimer is a Physical Therapy Assistant who earned his PTA degree from Central Pennsylvania College in 2009 and has spent more than 14 years focused on orthopedic practice. He has trained extensively through CFMT mentorship and ballet and dance rehabilitation mentorship, and he has pursued craniosacral therapy training to become a specialist in cranial, TMJ, and upper cervical care. That depth of manual skill lets Bryan address the root of complex, stubborn pain patterns, not just the symptoms on the surface. His approach is hands-on, precise, and built around getting you back outside doing what you love.
Stay active and live outdoors.
Bryan's approach is built on specialization: years of CFMT mentorship, dance and ballet rehab training, and craniosacral study focused specifically on cranial, TMJ, and upper cervical dysfunction. That depth of training means he looks past the obvious and treats the actual source of your pain. Fourteen-plus years of orthopedic practice have taught him that precise, patient hands-on work outlasts quick fixes, and that the real goal is getting you back outside, living actively, for good.
Bryan's own philosophy, stay active and live outdoors, isn't just a saying. He's a ski instructor and backcountry skier, spends time paddleboarding, boating, and hiking, and competes in racquetball and slalom skiing, with baseball rounding out the list. He'll also tell you, half-joking, that free snacks in the clinic have a way of disappearing whenever he's on shift. That same energy for an active life outdoors is what he wants for every patient walking through the door.
Bryan has trained extensively through CFMT mentorship and ballet and dance rehabilitation mentorship, and he has pursued craniosacral therapy training to become a specialist in cranial, TMJ, and upper cervical care.