Lauren Whitcomb, PT
Administrator
A physical therapist for fifteen years before she opened Coggin Avenue so patients could rehab close to home.
Our people
The team behind every plan
Physicians, nurses, therapists and case managers who check your board every morning.
Our team
Your coaching staff
Dr. Thomas Greer, MD
Medical director
An internist in Brownwood for twenty-five years who sees our patients three days a week.
Angela Price, RN
Director of nursing
Angela came from a surgical floor and built our IV and wound-care programs.
Jordan Ellis, DPT
Therapy director
Jordan runs the gym like a training center and keeps the goal boards honest.
Maria Treviño, OTR/L
Occupational therapist
Maria runs the practice apartment and most of our home visits.
Kim Nguyen, CCC-SLP
Speech-language pathologist
Kim helps stroke patients find their words and makes sure every meal is safe to swallow.
Rachel Boyd, LMSW
Case manager
Rachel sets every discharge date and handles Medicare and insurance questions.
Denise Carter
Admissions director
Denise answers the admissions line seven days a week and works directly with hospital case managers.
Rev. Paul Lindsey
Chaplain
A retired pastor who visits any patient who asks.
Hector Ramos
Dietary manager
Hector plans every therapeutic diet and the Sunday brisket.
Tasha Green, CNA
Restorative aide
Tasha walks with patients between therapy sessions so the practice never stops.
Sample family reviews
Finished goals
My three goals were the mailbox, my porch steps and my granddaughter's softball game. I made all three. Day fourteen.
After my amputation I didn't think I'd walk again. Jordan had me on the parallel bars with my new leg in the first week.
We didn't have to drive to Abilene every day. That alone saved my family.
Kim worked with Dad's swallowing every day after his stroke. He's eating chicken-fried steak again.
The whiteboard sounds simple. It kept everybody honest, including me.
Rachel gave us a date on day two and they hit it to the day.
Maria came to my house and found the rug that would have put me right back in the hospital.
The nurses caught an infection early and treated it with IV antibiotics right there.
I keep coming back to the gym as an outpatient. They still check my goals.
Admissions had my insurance approved before I left the hospital.
They pushed me harder than I wanted, and I'm grateful every time I climb my stairs.
Three goals. One date. Let's get you home.
Tell your hospital case manager you'd like Coggin Avenue, or call our admissions team any day of the week.