Palmer Physical Therapy for Women Physical Therapists and Staff

Our female physical therapists are licensed in the State of Kansas and are members of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Kansas Physical Therapy Association.

Pam Palmer, PT

Pam Palmer, PT

Pam Palmer, PT founded Palmer Physical Therapy for Women and has practiced physical therapy in Wichita, Kansas, since graduating from Wichita State University in 1985. She specialized in treatment of the spine, women’s health, joint replacements and physical therapy for cancer treatment rehabilitation.

Ann Sundgren, PT

Ann Sundgren, PT

Ann Sundgren, PT graduated from Wichita State University in 1986. Her practice expertise is in orthopedic and sports medicine with an emphasis in treatment of the female athlete. Ann has extensive education regarding foot orthotic evaluation, prescription and fitting.

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Susan Palmer, PT

Susan Palmer, PT is a 1995 graduate of Wichita State University. Her background is in orthopedic physical therapy, and she received additional education in physical therapy for cancer treatment and women’s health issues (Herman & Wallace training).

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Shelli Hill, DPT

Shelli Hill, DPT graduated in 2009 with a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Wichita State University. Her background is in orthopedic and women’s health physical therapy with additional education in physical therapy for cancer treatment rehabilitation

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Ashlyn Barnes, DPT

Ashlyn Barnes, DPT graduated in 2013 from Wichita State University with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Her special interests in women’s health and spinal dysfunction are complemented by her background in sports medicine.

Bayli

Bayli Palmer, DPT

Bayli Palmer, DPT is a 2020 graduate of the University of Kansas Medical Center. Her special interests include women's health and spinal dysfunction. Bayli received additional education in physical therapy for women's health issues (Herman & Wallace training).

Hannah

Hannah Jones, DPT

Hannah Jones, DPT is a 2022 graduate of Wichita State University. Her special interests include women's health, spinal dysfunction and vestibular rehab. Hannah received additional education in physical therapy for women's health issues (Herman & Wallace training).

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Frances Earls, DPT

Frances Earls, DPT is a 2023 graduate of Wichita State University. Her special interests include women’s health issues (Herman & Wallace training), vestibular rehab and female athletes. Frances is also trained in LSVT Big for Parkinson’s.

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Vivian Nguyen, DPT

Vivian Nguyen, DPT, is a physical therapist who recently graduated from the Wichita State University’ Doctoral Physical Therapy program in 2026, building upon a strong academic foundation with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. Vivian is passionate about providing comprehensive, patient-centered care with a specialized focus on women’s health and pelvic floor dysfunction, the management of low back pain, and athletic rehabilitation. Committed to evidence-based practice and functional recovery, Vivian works closely with individuals to develop personalized treatment plans that empower them to overcome injury, optimize their movement, and confidently return to the activities they love.

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Madison Lies, DPT

Madison Lies, DPT, earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Kansas Medical Center in 2026. Her clinical interests include women’s health, orthopedic rehabilitation, and the treatment of spinal dysfunction. Madison’s education is complemented by her prior experience as a physical therapist assistant, as well as continuing education in athletic performance and pelvic rehabilitation through the Herman & Wallace. She is passionate about providing patient-centered care that meets each individual’s unique needs and goals, empowering patients to restore function and optimize living. 

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Andi Money, Office Manager

Andi Money joined Palmer Physical Therapy for Women in 2020 as Office Manager. She has many years of experience with client relations.

Jamie

Jamie Sauber

Jamie Sauber returned to Palmer Physical Therapy for Women in 2020 after moving away for a few years. She works as a receptionist for the clinic and has many years of experience in healthcare.

Julia

Julia Foster

Julia Foster joined Palmer Physical Therapy in 2024 after retiring from her family company. She works as a receptionist for the clinic and has many years of experience with client relations.