Kenneth I. Tribit, MS, PT graduated from the University of North Florida in 2001 with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy. Ken has worked in Sarasota since 2002 in a variety of settings from ICU, home health, to outpatient orthopaedics.
He has directed clinics of various outpatient physical therapy companies including: Sarasota Therapy Center, Advanced Health Systems, and Joint Works, prior to founding Fruitville Physical Therapy (FPT) in 2007.Ken is certified to perform Functional Capacity Evaluations under the nationally recognized Isernhagen Work Well Systems method.
He has directed clinics of various outpatient physical therapy companies including: Sarasota Therapy Center, Advanced Health Systems, and Joint Works, prior to founding Fruitville Physical Therapy (FPT) in 2007.Ken is certified to perform Functional Capacity Evaluations under the nationally recognized Isernhagen Work Well Systems method.
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Carris D.
Jun 22, 2019
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Ken and his staff are knowledgeable, empathetic, and helpful. Finding a PT close to home whose goal is to help create a treatment plan that meets each individual's personal needs and limitations was a real plus for me. Their professionalism, flexible schedules, and clean and orderly office make this office the best choice for care.
Ken is clearly well versed in his field, but healing is not all academic. He treats his patients as a whole person thru his genuine nature, respect for who you are in the moment and a drive to see you return to wellness.
This office has championed me through tough
Ken is clearly well versed in his field, but healing is not all academic. He treats his patients as a whole person thru his genuine nature, respect for who you are in the moment and a drive to see you return to wellness.
This office has championed me through tough
Rldoma G.
Sep 04, 2018
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If I could put no stars I would. My husband went to this office once for plantar fasciitis and ankle spur that broke off at bottom of foot. He told me the physical therapist gave him 20 minutes and did not even take a full history. He told his secretary/assistant to give him electrical stem (even though my husband told him because of his pacemaker/defibrillator that he could not have it. My husband had to remind him again that with his heart issues he could not have this procedure. He then told my husband to come back again and he would give him a medical patch on the bottom of his foot to
