Personalized care from people who know this community.
Princeton Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine is locally owned and led by a team committed to helping patients feel welcomed, understood, and confident in their care.
Amy L. McDaniel, PT, MSPT, DPT
Amy L. McDaniel is a licensed physical therapist with 28 years of clinical experience. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology and Biochemistry from Rockhurst University in 1996, her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Rockhurst University in 1998, and her Doctor of Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University in 2013.
Amy began her career in 1998 and transitioned into outpatient practice in 1999. She has been in private practice since 2006 and continues to serve as the sole owner and operator of Princeton PT.
Her clinical approach emphasizes thorough evaluation, hands-on care, individualized treatment plans, and correcting the underlying dysfunction — not just relieving symptoms.
Hands-on care, real evaluation, and long-term recovery.
Amy treats orthopedic injuries, neurologic conditions, post-operative and pre-operative cases, sports injuries, sports conditioning, and workers’ compensation cases. Her goal is to help patients return to work, sport, daily life, and the activities they enjoy with confidence.
Community Rooted
Amy grew the practice from a 600 sq. ft. clinic into the current 7,200 sq. ft. facility after fully renovating the building in 2015.
Outdoor Driven
Outside the clinic, Amy enjoys hiking, backpacking, camping, kayaking, biking, overlanding, and spending time in the mountains.
Results Focused
Care is built around individualized plans, functional progress, and finding the root cause so patients can achieve lasting recovery.
Paula Fagan
Paula Fagan manages the front office and plays a key role in patient coordination, billing, and insurance verification. She is a retired teacher with 30 years of experience and also served as a librarian for approximately 12 years.
A lifelong community member, Paula brings a friendly, knowledgeable presence to the clinic and helps patients navigate the administrative side of their care with ease.
Remy
Remy is Amy’s 13-year-old Australian Shepherd and a daily presence at the clinic. Patients love her calm, friendly energy — and many bring her treats.
Whether she is greeting visitors, enjoying attention, or waiting for someone to toss her ball, Remy helps make the therapy experience more relaxed and enjoyable.