The Precision PT Approach
From pain relief to lasting performance — every stage moves you closer to living the life you want.
Initial Evaluation
Find the “why” behind your pain and start fixing it today. With a focused, 60-minute assessment, you’ll leave with a clear explanation and personalized plan.
Individualized Treatment
Premium 1-on-1 care that adapts as you improve — not a cookie‑cutter plan. Each session blends hands-on treatment with targeted strength and mobility progressions, depending on your needs.
Maintenance and Prevention
Stay strong, mobile, and ready for whatever life throws at you. Break the cycle of recurring pain that’s limiting your quality of life and build long‑term resilience.
Stop chasing symptoms, find your long-term solution and move how you want to move.
Meet Blake Overmiller, PT
Blake Overmiller, Doctor of Physical Therapy and owner of Precision Physical Therapy, is dedicated to helping people move better, feel stronger, and return to the activities that matter most to them.
After earning his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Kansas State University, Blake completed his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. He went on to gain diverse clinical experience in Kansas City and Wichita, including outpatient orthopedics and traumatic brain injury home health care.
Blake founded Precision PT to offer Wichita a more personal, higher‑quality experience—one built on intentional one‑on‑one care, unrushed appointments, and treatment plans focused strictly on outcomes.
Outside the clinic, Blake enjoys time with his wife and two boys, exercising, golfing, and traveling. He brings that same appreciation for movement and an active lifestyle into the way he helps patients return to the things they love.
Advanced Training and Certifications
Titleist Performance Institute - Medical Level 2 (TPI-M2)
Dry Needling Certified
Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)
Graston Technique Provider
Conditions We Treat
Acute injuries — sprains, strains, sudden pain, overuse injuries, and movement‑related irritation
Chronic pain — long‑standing back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee, or tendon pain
Post‑surgical rehabilitation — joint replacements, arthroscopic procedures, ligament/tendon repairs
Injury prevention — movement assessments, strength/mobility programs, and long‑term durability planning
Return to sport — structured progression back to lifting, running, golf, and recreational sports
Golf performance — TPI‑based mobility, strength, and swing‑related movement optimization
Unsure whether PT can help your situation? Reach out anytime — you’ll get clear, honest guidance.