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Tess Apinchapong, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Tess Apinchapong, PTA Photo

Education:

  • Associates of Science in Physical Therapy Assistant, Stanbridge University
  • Associates of Arts in Liberal Arts: Social and Behavioral Science, Santa Monica College

Tess Apinchapong chose physical therapy because of her passion for exercise and for her desire to empower people to move. Tess’ interests include orthopedic rehabilitation, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and sports injuries.

Advice that Tess has for physical therapy patients is to create a therapeutic alliance with the therapist. “Physical therapy is a collaboration between patient and therapist. The therapist will provide patients with the necessary tools for recovery that require cooperation with patients.”

Outside of work, Tess is an elite-level powerlifter. She enjoys dining at new restaurants and exploring different cuisines.
  • “Dr. Korchek is amazing. I can’t say enough about him. He was informative and honest and put me at ease explaining everything, ”

    - M.C
  • “Got an appointment the very next day after breaking my leg. Thank the doctor at Burbank Urgent Care for calling over the referral. Everyone was very professional and compassionate. The PA and his assistant, Brian, were great at casting my leg with safety and comfort. What a relief! ”

    - Sai-Ling M.
  • “It was efficient, courteous and helpful. I called and they got me in within an hour of my phone call. I didn't wait long, they gave me x-rays and I saw a doctor within 30 min total. ”

    - A.R.
  • “I waited approximately 10 years for Dr. Raymond Raven to perform a Dupuytren's Contracture release procedure on my right (dominant) hand because I was waiting for my insurance to change, and heard (from several medical professionals) that he was the best. I'm glad I waited. He is extraordinary in every way. It was well worth the wait. If you suffer from ... ”

    - Doc S.
  • “This place was referred to me by my doctor after I tore my ACL and I'm very happy with everything. My doctor suggested I try PT before going with surgery. I am 6 weeks in and already walking with no issues, doing lunges, squats and other resistance training. ”

    - A R.
  • “Dr. Raven treated me for De Quervian's Tenosynovitis. He performed a tendon release surgery after cortisone shots were not effective. Dr. Raven is a kind, compassionate and to the point doctor! ”

    - Beth S.