The education we pursue to specialize in these areas of therapy is what sets us apart. Our physical therapists believe in better quality of care, compassion, and truly making a difference in patient’s lives.
Our physical therapists are trained to help manage pain and improve physical function, using a variety of non-pharmacological approaches, such as manual therapy, exercise, and education.
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Dr. Zemlekova graduated from University of Illinois at Chicago with a BA in Psychology. She earned her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in 2018. After graduating from RFUMS, she found her passion for Pelvic Floor and Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy and received mentorship by outstanding physical therapists in these areas of therapy. Dr. Zemlekova became a clinical educator to over 25 students, sharing her knowledge and love for physical therapy with future colleagues. In 2021, Dr. Zemlekova received Certification in Achievement in Pelvic Health Physical Therapy (CAPP-Pelvic) through American Physical Therapy Association. Then she further continued to advance her knowledge through Herman and Wallace Institute.
Immediately after receiving the Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy, she started a 4-year long work on advancing her education with Manual Therapy Institute of Texas. In 2023 she received one of the highest and most respected accreditations in the field of physical therapy, becoming a Fellow of American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapists. In 2024, Dr. Zemlekova received her certification in Vestibular and Concussion Rehabilitation through American Institute of Balance.
Dr. Zemlekova’s core professional values are education, communication, and compassion, as these are the integral part of health care. Her focus has always been on achieving excellent patient outcomes and improving quality of life of her patients.
Emily achieved her degree from Oakton Community College as a Physical Therapist Assistant.
She received her training and mentorship in orthopedics, pelvic floor, and balance physical therapies. However, her passion became vestibular and balance rehabilitation, because of personal experiences.
That led Emily to pursue further in-depth training from The American Institute of Balance, becoming a certified Vestibular Specialist. At the AIB she was also educated on the most current treatment of patients suffering from concussions. Emily strives to improve a patient’s quality of life, restore independence, and functional capabilities.
Out of the clinic, Emily enjoys spending time with her dog, traveling, and trying new restaurants and coffee shops in Chicago.
Natalie Crocilla, PTA, Birth Prep Specialist
Natalie Crocilla, PTA, graduated from Harper College as a Physical Therapist Assistant. Natalie found her passion for pelvic health prior to the start of her PTA program, which later led to clinical experiences in pelvic health and outpatient orthopedics. She has been mentored by therapists across the country and continues to grow her knowledge in pelvic health, obstetrics and orthopedics. Natalie has completed her specialty pelvic health training through Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute.
Natalie enjoys treating individuals of all ages and throughout all stages of life. She is especially interested in pre and post natal conditions, pelvic organ prolapse, as well as preparing women for labor and delivery. Natalie believes all patients deserve high-quality and individualized care. She strives to provide a safe space for her patients to educate, empower, and restore their quality of life.