Colorado Physical Therapists

Penn State University – Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology & Columbia University – Doctor of Physical Therapy Dr. Lisa Rozo is an east coast native who graduated from Penn State University with a bachelors degree in Kinesiology. She then decided to take a year off before graduate school to volunteer for AmeriCorps promoting children’s fitness through a community health center in underserved areas in Connecticut. Lisa then moved to New York City where she attended Columbia to get her Doctorate of Physical Therapy. While in school doing a clinical rotation in Colorado, Lisa fell in love with the area and decided to move to Denver after she graduated. Lisa has a passion for working with multiple disciplines within Physical Therapy, including pediatrics, geriatrics, orthopedic and neuro. She believes in promoting well rounded care and enjoys working closely with chiropractors and massage therapists to provide the patient with the best opportunity for recovery. She is an active member of the Colorado chapter of the APTA and is a strong believer in evidence based practice. Lisa enjoys exploring what Colorado has to offer and can be found playing volleyball, hiking, and just enjoying the outdoors with her dog Carl.

Bachelor of Arts – Haverford College Doctorate of Physical Therapy – Arcadia University Dr. Ivo Milic received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Arcadia University in Pennsylvania. Originally from Philadelphia, Ivo grew up playing soccer, skiing and running. He attended Haverford College outside of Philadelphia where he was a 4x Division III All-American in Track and Field. Ivo discovered the value of Physical Therapy while dealing with multiple injuries while competing in college. Ivo enjoys helping patients find simple and manageable solutions to complex and stubborn injuries. He loves working with a variety of patients from younger athletes to older adults aspiring to stay active and independent as they age. Ivo is diligent in staying up to date with current evidenced based practice to ensure he is able to provide optimal care. In his free time Ivo loves to drink coffee, cook, read books, play with his dog Roco and run around the beautiful Colorado mountains.

Dr. Ben Mannisio attended Wheeling Jesuit University where he graduated with his Master of Science of Physical Therapy in 2002 and completed his transitional Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2006.    Ben is from a small town in eastern Ohio where he grew up playing football.  He’s practiced Judo and Tae Kwan Do.  He was drawn to Physical Therapy’s combination of science and art of healing. Ben incorporates a variety of treatment approaches and techniques accumulated from over 20 years of Physical Therapy practice to restore ability ranging from the most basic of daily functions up to return to a variety of sports.  His treatment is guided by the underlying principle of actively listening to the patient as their story will guide you to the correct diagnosis and treatment.   He believes the best outcomes are produced by incorporating a multi-faceted approach through a multi-disciplinary team. He is a lifelong learner completing a Manual Therapy certification in 2016 and becoming certified in Dry Needling in 2023.  In his free time, Ben likes skiing, playing video games, fishing, and spending time with his family including 2 dogs and cat.

Dr. Kale Greiner graduated from The University of Kansas Medical Center with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy and his Masters in Business Administration in 2021. Kale also attended Oklahoma State University where he studied Health Education and Promotion with an emphasis on Exercise Science. Kale has his clinical interest in the active adult, post-operative, return to sports, and general orthopedic populations. Kale has had a wide variety of patient populations having been a Travel Physical Therapist prior to joining MVPC. Outisde of work Kale is traveling, spending time with his wife Alyssa and his Vizsla, and running. Kale is an avid Kansas City Chiefs fan, Sporting Kansas City Soccer fan, and enjoys cooking/eating BBQ. Kale's favorite thing about being a PT is to connect with his patients and to enable people to move better!

I earned my degree from High Point University, and my passion for Physical Therapy stems from a deep desire to empower individuals to reclaim control over their lives and manage pain independently. Witnessing patients regain movement and engage in activities they once believed were out of reach after surgery or trauma continually inspires my work. A few fun facts about me: I’m the only lefty in my family, a proud Colorado native, and an avid lover of the outdoors—whether it’s hiking, paddle boarding, skiing, or rock climbing. Soccer has been a lifelong passion, and I still find time to play. I also share my adventures with my poodle, Murphy, and enjoy exploring all that Colorado has to offer. In my treatments, I like to use everything from manual to exercise interventions to modalities. How I treat all depends on my patient presentation and what evidence based research shows is most effective for that patient presentation.

Cayla Enger is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant. She is a Colorado native and graduated from the University of Colorado with a bachelor’s degree in Integrative Physiology and Psychology. Cayla’s interest in the field of Physical Therapy began with an internship in college as an Adaptive Exercise Specialist working in a wellness center for individuals who sustained Spinal Cord Injuries. After graduating from CU, she took a summer job with an active travel company which inevitably turned into a 7-year career in the travel industry. After many years of guiding and traveling, she felt a longing to return to a career involving patient care, and subsequently moved back to CO to earn her Physical Therapist Assistant Associate of Applied Science degree from Arapahoe Community College. She has a strong belief in treating the whole patient, and loves working in a setting with multiple disciples which provides this type of care. When Cayla is not at work, you can find her out snowboarding, biking, hiking or on her SUP board.

Colorado State University — Bachelors of Science in Health and Exercise Science & Concorde Career College — Associates of Applied Science for Physical Therapist Assistant Kayla is a Colorado native who transferred to CSU after going to Ohio Wesleyan to play field hockey and lacrosse. While at CSU, Kayla was a two time All-American in lacrosse. After graduating she worked as a physical therapist aide at a sports outpatient clinic. From there she went to PTA school to continue her passion for Physical Therapy. Kayla knew she wanted to work in the Physical Therapy field back when she was in high school and after dealing with injuries while playing multiple sports. She is an active member of the Colorado chapter of the APTA and believes in a full body approach to healing, which not only includes the physical aspect but the mental aspect too. In her free time, Kayla likes to enjoy the outdoors, whether it’s snowboarding in the winter or hiking in the summer and going to concerts.

Liz grew up just outside of Chicago but traded the hot dogs and (good) pizza for amazing views and hikes and has spent the past 5 years here in Colorado. She graduated from Pima Medical Institute’s accelerated PTA program with an Associate of Applied Sciences degree. Her desire to help people coupled with watching her husband and dog go through their own bouts of Physical Therapy led her to the field and she has been passionate about Physical Therapy ever since. The collaborative environment here at MVPC is part of what drew her to our clinics, and she enjoys tailoring her treatments specifically for each patient she sees. When she isn’t at work you can find her kickboxing, hiking with her husband, or working on her next Halloween costume.

Atalia is a Colorado native who grew up in the Lakewood area. She attended Pima Medical Institute in North Denver where she graduated in 2014 as a Physical Therapist Assistant. Upon graduation she began her career as a PTA in Colorado. She has worked with a wide variety of patients and loves to use her knowledge and creativity to tailor exercises to each individual. Atalia loves to be outside; her favorite seasons are summer and fall. Atalia spends her weekends with family or friends doing whatever sounds fun in the moment. She is an animal lover, especially when it comes to dogs. Atalia’s biggest passion besides spending time with family is international traveling. She has a running list of places she wants to see and is always looking for recommendations.

Marco is a Colorado native who was born and raised in Thornton, Colorado. After high school, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, following in his grandfather’s footsteps. During his time in the service, he had the opportunity to travel around the world, particularly to East Asia. It was during his military career that Marco developed a passion for Physical Therapy after witnessing the rehabilitation needs of several injured friends. Thereupon, he fell in love with Physical Therapy and knew that was his next calling following his military career. After his military service, he attended Concorde College and graduated in 2023 as a Physical Therapist Assistant. Marco is particularly interested in working with orthopedic injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, manual therapy, mobility training, strength training, and return to sports training. Outside of work, Marco is a big fan of the Denver Nuggets and the Colorado Rapids. He enjoys playing basketball and soccer with friends after weightlifting. In his free time, you can catch him out in the mountains of Colorado hiking his next 14er. He is an avid runner who frequently runs half marathons on the weekends and is currently training for his first marathon.

Zach was raised in Colorado Springs from a young age. He was exposed to Physical Therapy and athletic training in high school through his time in sports. He went to Colorado State University, where he achieved his Bachelors Degree in Health and Exercise Science with a focus on Sports Medicine. He worked as a Physical Therapy tech while applying to, and while attending his PTA program at Pueblo Community College. His experience is based in outpatient sports medicine, manual therapy, and pain clinics. Zach loves sports and is a fan of the Colorado Avalanche, Indianapolis Colts, and Denver Broncos. In his free time, he loves spending time with his wife and family, going to concerts/sport events, and watching movies. He also enjoys reading, weightlifting, disc golf, tennis, hiking, and video games.

Nicole graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. Her passion for Physical Therapy was fueled by her experiences growing up as an equestrian rider, during which she endured many injuries and developed a deep interest in health and wellness. In 1997, she furthered her education by earning a degree as a Physical Therapy assistant from Denver Technical College. Nicole’s commitment to a full-spectrum, whole-body approach to wellness is evident in her empathetic connection with her patients. She truly enjoys building relationships and helping others achieve their health goals, as well as recovering from injuries. Outside of her professional life, Nicole loves spending time outdoors with her husband, two daughters, and their dog, Luna. Whether hiking, skiing, or paddle boarding, she embraces every opportunity to enjoy nature.