Russell Kincaid, LNHA
Administrator
Russell ran a sports medicine clinic in Lubbock before opening Palo Duro. He still lifts in our gym at 5 a.m.
Our people
Meet our team
Therapists from sports medicine and hospital rehab, nurses and a physician who measure progress every week.
Our team
Your coaching staff
Dr. Helen Matsuda
Medical Director
An internist and geriatrician who rounds weekly and calls your surgeon herself.
Trent Holloway, DPT, SCS
Therapy Director
A sports clinical specialist who spent ten years with college athletes. He trains our guests the same way, just a little gentler.
Denise Carter, RN
Director of Nursing
Nineteen years of rehab nursing. Denise explains every medicine change and calls families with updates.
Luis Medina, OTR
Occupational Therapist
Luis built the truck-cab trainer himself. His goal is that you drive yourself to your first follow-up.
Abby Strand, SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist
Abby works with stroke survivors on speech and swallowing, and coaches families at mealtime.
Kelsey Dunn, RD
Dietitian
Kelsey plans meals that support healing, and makes sure steak night stays on the menu.
Marcus Freeman, LMSW
Discharge Planner
Marcus lines up home health, equipment and outpatient therapy so the trip home goes smoothly.
Sample family reviews
From guests who did the work
Trent pushed me harder than my high school football coach. Fifteen days after my knee replacement I walked out without a walker.
Luis had Dad practicing in that truck cab every day. The first thing he did at home was drive to the feed store.
I could see my numbers go up every week. That kept me going on the hard days.
Abby got Mom swallowing safely again after her stroke. She's eating her own cooking at home now.
Private suite, blackout shades, real sleep. I didn't know rehab could feel like this.
Denise called me every night. I work nights in Dallas and she always caught me on my break.
Marcus had the home health nurse and the shower bench arranged before I even knew I needed them.
Friday steak night was the highlight of my week. The therapy was the reason I could walk to it.
My grandmother is eighty-six. They treated her like an athlete and she rose to it.
Your comeback starts here.
Call admissions, text a question or book a tour. We'll have a suite and a training plan ready.