Performance Physical Therapy & Wellness is locally owned and operated by two Mercer County residents, Kim Rammel and Jacqui Broering. When the former First Financial bank property became available in the Summer of 2013, Jacqui and Kim saw an opportunity to finally put their longstanding and much discussed dream of running their own Physical Therapy Practice into action. After countless hours of "sweat equity" and the support of their families, the building has been converted into a spacious rehabilitation clinic. Where there were once teller stations, there is now wide-open sun lit gym space. The vault has been converted to medical record storage. The building is ideal in that it has allowed us to convert former offices into private treatment rooms and the former lobby allows for a spacious gym. The end result is a relaxed, yet professional environment for patients.

In addition, the basement has been renovated and is available to rent for holiday parties, bridal showers, wedding showers and meetings.

Kim and Jacqui know that the people in this area are hard-working and take pride in the work they do. This is the foundation for which this clinic is based upon. They vow to work as hard as you to achieve your personal therapy goals.

Jacqui and Kim became friends while working for Western Ohio Therapy in Greenville, Ohio. Combined, they have over 38 years of experience and have each served as a Clinical Director. Both feel that the experience gained from the mentorship and support of Hank and Mary Roush, the founders of Western Ohio Therapy, was instrumental in giving them the knowledge-base and confidence to take on the challenge of starting their own clinic. They saw it as the perfect opportunity to continue to do what they love. Kim and Jacqui feel their greatest strength is their passion for the profession and the enjoyment they get from their collaborative effort in finding the best possible treatment options and outcomes for their patients. Their goal is simple…deliver the best possible care, where results are measured by the patient.