Dr. Ilan Immerman
DPT, CMPT
Dr. Ilan Immerman, DPT, CMPT is a Physical Therapist and Founder of Movement Method located in Hatboro, PA. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Central Florida and his Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) from the University of Miami (Go Canes!) in 2012.
Dr. Immerman went on to attain his orthopedic manual therapy certification from the Florida Institute of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy in 2013 and has received advanced training in spinal manipulation through the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy.
DR. LAUREN KLOTZBACH
PT, DPT
Lauren Klotzbach, PT, DPT is a Physical Therapist at Movement Method, serving the community of Hatboro PA and surrounding areas. She earned a Bachelor of Science (Kinesiology/Exercise Science) from Temple University; Master of Physiotherapy from Flinders University, in her native South Australia; and post-professional Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Michigan.
Lauren’s background is as an NCAA Division 1 collegiate tennis player and USPTA tennis coaching professional. Her experiences as an athlete and coach inspired her interest in physical therapy and influence her approach to rehabilitation. Lauren has an interest in the evidence-based management of musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions. She enjoys working with patients across the lifespan and of all abilities to achieve their movement and athletic goals.
Memberships/Certifications:
Australian Physiotherapy Association
United States Professional Tennis Association
Titleist Performance Institute (TPI Level 1)
Dr. JAYSON JEFFRIES
PT, DPT
Dr. Jayson Jeffries, PT, DPT is a physical therapist at Movement Method, located in Hatboro PA. Jayson earned a Bachelor of Science (Health Professions/Kinesiology) from Temple University and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Arcadia University.
Dr. Jayson has experience treating athletes ranging from weekend warriors to professionals. He enjoys connecting with his patients and working with athletes and active adults who are looking to return to their sport and/or active lifestyle.
Maria Ortale
Administrative Assistant
What led you to be involved within this profession? Getting to see the growth and success of our patients
What is your best quality as a professional? I am friendly and positive
What are your interests and hobbies? Being active outside, iced coffee & listening to country music
Did you know? I know American Sign Language and conduct service hours as a teacher's aide in the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf. In high school I was also the first woman to participate in a sport in all semesters throughout my high school career.
What do you find most interesting about your job? Being an ally to anyone is very important to me and this job provides me the ability to be an advocate for the patients so they can focus on their physical work.
What are you doing in the community? I am a coach for Speeder Kids, a running and exercise club for young athletes from kindergarten to 5th grade, who are just beginning their athletic careers or need help improving endurance and agility.