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Christian Klinger, Physical Therapist Assistant
Chris Klinger, PTA, is originally from Millersburg, Pennsylvania, and brings a strong background in exercise science, rehabilitation, and outpatient orthopedic care to Made New Physical Therapy in Lititz, PA. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Rehabilitative Sciences from Slippery Rock University before beginning his career as a Sports Performance Coach, Personal Trainer, and Physical Therapy Technician in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania.
Driven by a passion for helping individuals recover and return to the activities they enjoy, Chris continued his education at Central Penn College, where he earned his Associate of Applied Science degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant and became licensed to practice in Pennsylvania.
Chris spent the past six years with Phoenix Physical Therapy, beginning in 2020 as a Float Physical Therapist Assistant. During that time, he provided care to patients across numerous Central Pennsylvania communities, including Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Montour, Schuylkill, and York counties. This extensive experience allowed him to work with a diverse patient population and develop a comprehensive approach to outpatient rehabilitation.
Throughout his career, Chris has specialized in treating orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions, including post-surgical rehabilitation, sports injuries, work-related injuries, chronic pain, and functional mobility limitations. He is passionate about combining evidence-based treatment techniques with hands-on care to help patients achieve meaningful, lasting results.
Chris firmly believes that open communication, patient education, and individualized treatment plans are essential to successful outcomes. He enjoys building relationships with his patients, understanding their unique goals, and empowering them to restore function, confidence, and independence.
Now with Made New Physical Therapy in Lititz, Pennsylvania, Chris is excited to continue serving the local community and helping patients move better, feel stronger, and return to doing what they love.