Team

Bo Renshaw, MSPT, ATC

Owner/Founder
Physical Therapist

I was an athlete in high school and discovered physical therapy when I broke an ankle one summer. I was amazed at what a physical therapist could do without drugs or surgery. When I went to college, I remembered my physical therapy experience and decided to become a physical therapy volunteer, and I quickly found out that this is what I wanted to do with my life. And I've never regretted my decision since.

• MS - Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR, 1998
• ATC - National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification, 2001
• BS - Biology, Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, AR, 1995
• LICENSURE - Arkansas

Interaction with my colleagues is very important. The first benefit that comes to mind is the free flow of information that has had a direct influence on my practice over the years. The second benefit is knowing that something I may have recommended to a colleague has made a difference for a patient I'll never meet. That gives me great satisfaction.

• MEMBER - American Physical Therapy Association, Sports Section and Private Practice Section; National Athletic Trainers Association, Arkansas Physical Therapy Association
• AUTHOR/LECTURER - Shoulder Impingement in the Overhead Athlete - 2004; Current Rehab for the Throwing Athelete, Spring 2002 High School Coaches Seminar; Knee Rehab, Ortho Arkansas Quarterly Magazine; Back Care, Department of Health Services; Arkansas Athletic Trainers Conference, Shoulder Rehab; Proper Lifting Techniques for Firefighters and EMS - NLR Fire Department
• VOLUNTEER - Sports Medicine, North Little Rock High School, Sylvan Hills High School and North Pulaski High School
• CONTINUING EDUCATION - Functional Retraining, Advances in Knee and Shoulder Therapy, Orthotic Fabrication, Treatment of Foot Injuries

My years of experience, combined with today's advances, allow me to confirm your diagnosis and create a customized treatment plan for you. Over the years, I have helped thousands of patients end their pain and return to their active lives. For me, that's the most rewarding part of my job.

In his free time, Bo Renshaw enjoys hunting, golfing, playing basketball and spending time with his wife, Sarah, and their three children, James, Callie, and Abby.

Chad Williams, PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS, CSMS, Cert-DN, CF-L1, BFROwner / Clinic Manager
Physical Therapist

Since junior high school I knew that I wanted to pursue a career in the medical field. I was very active in sports and outdoors so I was naturally attracted to athletic training as a career. As I developed my skills and grew as a professional in athletic training I was exposed to physical therapy and was instantly drawn how physical therapist help individuals achieve his or her goals of returning back to activity. I am blessed to have found my niche and truly enjoy my profession!

• DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR 2012
• BS - Athletic Training, University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR, 2008
• ATC - National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification, 2008
• CSCS - Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
• CSMS - Certified Sportsmetrics Specialists
• Cert-DN - Certified Dry Needling
• CF-L1 - Certified Crossfit Trainer - Level 1
• BFR - Blood Flow Restriction
• LICENSURE - Arkansas

Having the opportunity to work with four other physical therapists in a private practice setting is great because that gives me an awesome knowledge base to explore and implement. With so many different backgrounds I feel that I have a good reference for any situation that I may face. I feel that our staff honestly has the patient's best interest in mind and we come together to accomplish whatever needs to be done to get the patient healthy!

• MEMBER - American Physical Therapy Association, National Athletic Trainers Association, Arkansas Physical Therapy Association, National Strength and Conditioning Association.
• VOLUNTEER - Sports Medicine, Fall Fest, North Little Rock High School, Sylvan Hills High School, Tyson Health Fair, Arkansas Rolling Around the Rim.

In his spare time, Chad enjoys spending time with his wife l'Lisa and his 3 kids Colton, Collier and Hollis. Chad is an avid hunter and loves being involved with sports and spending time in the outdoors..

Stan Harris, PT, DPT

Founder
Physical Therapist

My interest in the medical field stemmed from being raised in a medical family. My father is a physician, mother a registered nurse, and also have two brothers that are Physical Therapists. Practicing as a Physical Therapist allows me to provide a needed service to the community.

• DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR 2003
• BS - Physical Therapy. University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR 1985
• BS - Biology, Ouachita Baptist University, Conway, AR, 1982
• LICENSURE - Arkansas

We take pride in providing individual care with close patient supervision. Our facility arrangement allows excellent patient and staff interaction. Though our facility is large, we want the patient to feel "at home". This environment allows me to enjoy my job and look forward to coming to work.

• MEMBER - American Physical Therapy Association
• VOLUNTEER - ArPTA Treasure 2010 - 2013
• TEACHING - 8 years as adjunct faculty in the physical and occupational therapy programs at UCA

Along with 28 years of practice, including 21 years in private practice, Stan specializes in vestibular and spine rehabilitation, and especially enjoys the challenge of working with chronic pain patients.

He is married to Betty and has four children from age 26 to 11. His leisure time is spent working on home projects and enjoys the outdoors camping and kayaking.

Boyd Hillard, PT, MSPT, COMT, CCI, CEAS, CWCE, Cert-DN Clinic Manager
Physical Therapist

I knew when I began college at UCA in Conway that I wanted to be a physical therapist. I enjoy the challenge and satisfaction of returning patients to their optimal lifestyle. I have been practicing physical therapy for 23 years and cannot imagine any other profession.

• MS - Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR 1996
• COMT - Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist
• CCI - Credentialed Clinical Instructor, APTA
• CEAS - Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist, Back School of Atlanta
• CWCE - Certified Work Capacity Evaluator, Matheson
• Cert-DN - Certified Dry Needling
• LICENSURE - Arkansas
• MEMBER - American Physical Therapy Association
• VOLUNTEER - Medical Response Team New Life Church Greater Little Rock, Arkansas chapter Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, CARTI Festival of Trees

Boyd's specialty is orthopedic, spine and occupational medicine.  In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife Laura, son Jackson and daughter Addie.

Stacy Green, PTA
Physical Therapy Assistant
Clinic Manager

I arrived at the Hot Springs Village clinic in 2020 after moving to the area from N Texas. I enjoy helping people heal and regain strength and function in an outpatient setting while providing individualized treatment plans.

In my spare time I enjoy competing in various sports and exploring the trails, lakes and rivers around the Ouachitas.

Kathy Borrelli, PT, OMPT

Physical Therapist

As a High School senior I investigated several career options to help me make the decision on "what I should do when I grow up." Physical Therapy was appealing because it would allow me to help others improve their life. I have been a physical therapist for 26 years and have never regretted my decision. In Physical Therapy you are always growing and learning as you work with different people and different problems. I am inspired by patient's that are able to battle back from terrible problems and always have a smile on their face. I many times receive as much from the treatment as the patient! Early on I felt a calling to help others, with Physical Therapy being an answer to my prayers.

• BS - Physical Therapy - University of Illinois Medical Center, Chicago, IL - 1980
• OMPT - Graduate Certificate in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy - Oakland University - Rochester MI, 1998
• LICENSURE - Arkansas (2005), Michigan, Illinois

I appreciate the ability to share ideas with other therapists concerning patient treatments. We all have had different experiences in our careers, and each patient is an individual, so a technique or treatment that worked well with one person may not be the best for another. Having a good working environment where there are other colleagues to brainstorm with on how to help a patient is important to me, and I feel that I have that environment at Harris & Renshaw Physical Therapy.

• MEMBER - American Physical Therapy Association, Orthopedic, Women's Health Sections
• AUTHOR/LECTURER - Proper Lifting Techniques for Firefighters and EMS - NLR Fire Department; Proper Lifting Techniques for Firefighters and EMS - Washington, MI Fire Department; Fall Prevention for the Elderly - St. Anastasia Senior Citizens Group
• CONTINUING EDUCATION - Institute of Graduate Health Studies S1, S2, S3, and E1 Mobilization, TMJ seminar - Steven Krause, Maitland Spinal and Extremity Mobilization, Muscle Energy Techniques of the Spine and SI, Strain/Counterstrain Techniques for the Extremities, Freddy Kaltenborn/Olaf Evjenth S1-S9, E1-E3, Closed Chain Seminar - Gary Grey, SI mobilization, Center of Integrated Manual Therapy Visceral Mobilization with Muscle Energy and Beyond, Women's health Issues, Female Pelvic Floor Function, Dysfunction and Treatment - Herman-Wallace Institute

In the past 26 years I have been practicing Physical Therapy I have seen great changes in philosophy of treatment of different orthopedic and neurological problems. I pride myself in keeping current with the latest thinking concerning different treatment protocols and techniques to benefit my patient's outcome.

In her free time Kathy knits, sews, quilts, reads, and spends time with her family, husband Michael and three children, Michael, Melissa and Christina.

Carrol Walls, OTR/LOccupational Therapist

My career started as a Biochemical Soil Specialist with Dupont which required a lot of road time and time away from home and people. I quickly learned that what was missing in my life was helping people. After talking with a church friend who was a Physical Therapist, he guided me to the Occupational Therapy profession. He thought with my love of helping people and the desire to improve patient outcomes, that I would be a great fit. He was right.

Over my 32 years as an OT, I have practiced in the Emergency Room, Acute settings, Rehabilitation, Home Health Care, Pediatric Therapy, Wound Care, Treated Burn patients and worked in Psychological Therapy treatment settings.

• POST - Graduate Occupational Therapy - Texas Women's University - Denton, TX
• BS - Biology/Chemistry - University of Arkansas/Henderson State University
• NBCOT - Certified Therapist - 1992
• AT - Certification in Aquatics Therapy - 1992
• MFR - Certification in Myofascial Release - 1996
• CKTP - Certification in Kinesio Taping Practioner - 2000
• DN - Certification in Dry Needling for Craniofacial, Cervicthoracic & Upper Extremity
• LICENSURE - Arkansas - 1992

I enjoy getting to know my patients’ and their families during their treatment and seeing their delight in the improvements they make. I look forward to working every day with my clients and co-workers. I enjoy the core values that our company represents in promoting healthy outcomes with our clients and community.

• MEMBER - American Occupational Therapy Association, AROTA.
• CONTINUING EDUCATION - Upper Extremity Wound Care, Lymphedema Whole Body, Burn Care, Diagnosis and Treatment of Tennis/Golf Elbow, Post Covid 19 Syndrome, Rehabilitation Progressions for Total Shoulder Arthroplasty, Rotator Cuff Disorders, Therapeutic taping strategies for Upper Extremities, Pediatric Orthopedic Dysfunctions, Pediatric Neurodevelopmental Disorders, Evidence based training for older adults, Manual Therapy and Upper Extremity Mobilization and Flossing.

I am a dedicated, passionate Razorback fan (Go Hogs!). I spend my time away from work with my family, mountain bike riding, snow skiing, kayaking, swimming, traveling, camping in our motor home, and playing with my grandchildren. I am a retired long distance Iron Man and Extreme Iron Man.

Lindsey Chance, MS, OTR/L

Occupational Therapist

When choosing my field of study in college, I knew I wanted to be involved in the medical rehabilitation environment. I selected the profession of occupational therapy because of its focus on renewing an individual's ability to participate in everyday activities. As an occupational therapist I am able to engage in a client's values and interest and structure my treatment plan according to what is important to the client. I have had the opportunity to work and study in several different environments such as acute rehabilitation and long term care and now in a private practice. I am excited to continue my practice of occupational therapy with those individuals looking to maximize their participation in everyday activities that they find meaningful.

• BSES - Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science, University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS, 2005
• MS - Occupational Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR, 2009 Licensure - Arkansas
• CERTIFICATION National Bord Certified Occupational Therapist (NBCOT) - 2009

I value the opportunity to work with other skilled professionals who have an extensive amount of experience and knowledge. I love the fact that my profession is designed to treat each client, individually, based on their current needs, values and interests. Being passionate about my profession and wanting to make a positive impact on people's needs are two qualities that make me the clinician I am today.

• MEMBER - American Occupational Therapy Association, AROTA
• VOLUNTEER - iCAN Dance (instructor)
• EMPLOYMENT - Dance instructor 10 years at Ms. Karen's Dance Studio
• CONTINUING EDUCATION - Ness H200 Certification for Upper Extremity Dysfunction (2010), Interactive Metronome Certification (2010), Vestibular Rehabilitation (2011), Rotator Cuff Syndrome (2012), Shoulder Disorders (2012 & 2015), Certified Senior Strength Trainer (C.S.S.T) (2013)

I love spending time with my husband, David and two kids Carter and Cooper. I am blessed to have my parents and in-laws close by to spend time with as well. I am a HUGE family person. I enjoy watching football and basketball, working at the dance studio, decorating our home, cooking and baking, going for walks, eating out at my favorite local restaurants and traveling.

Nick Vogel, PT, DPT, ATC, BFR

Physical Therapist
Head Athletic Trainer - North Little Rock High School

My journey towards physical therapy begins with a familiar tone. I grew up as an athlete participating in baseball, basketball, and bowling. I knew that I wanted to find a career working with athletes. My story changes direction after my mother suffered a significant injury resulting in a double amputation impacting both of her legs. I saw the way that those physical therapists were able to impact not only my mother, but my entire family. I quickly realized that I wanted to leave that kind of positive impact on others.

• DPT: Doctor of Physical Therapy. University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, 2024
• BS: Bachelor of Science Athletic Training - Northern Michigan University, Marquette, MI, 2019
• ATC: National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification, 2019
• Certification: Blood Flow Restriction Therapy - Owens Recovery Science 2024
• Licensure: Physical Therapy and Athletic Training - Arkansas
• Federation of State Board of Physical Therapy: 2024
• Board of Certification for Athletic Trainers: 2019

During my clinical rotations, I had the opportunity to be at a facility that provided offseason care to MLB, MiLB, NFL, and CFL athletes. This allowed me to develop a deep skillset to help athletes of all ages and skill levels.

In my free time I train and compete as a member of USA Weightlifting, hike through state parks, and watch the Minnesota Vikings and the Minnesota Wild.

Rachel Cote, PT, DPT, DN-Cert, LSVT Physical Therapist

Growing up in Japan where presence of Physical Therapy is scarce, I unfortunately did not receive physical therapy as a dancer, but I finally came across PTs when I was completing the Boston Ballet Summer Dance Program. That summer, I decided to become a PT. After schooling, I immediately became a travel therapist, practicing coast to coast from Maine and South Carolina to Alaska and California.

• DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy. Medical University of South Carolina. 2019
• BKin - Bachelor of Kinesiology. University of British Columbia. 2015
• LSVT - BIG- Certified Parkingson's treatment
• Cert-DN - Certified Dry Needling
• LICENSURE - Arkansas

I have practiced in various settings such as hospital acute care, home health, chronic pain clinic, outpatient orthopedic, and traumatic brain injury day service. My husband is also a physical therapist, so we're discussing therapy all day every day! My goal as a PT is to make sure everyone feels empowered to take control of their bodies and overcome acute or chronic injuries, so that life-long maintenance of health of their bodies becomes possible.

Kenny Duran, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Growing up as a son to two nurses, I was drawn to healthcare from a young age. This interest led me to my first job after high school as a nursing assistant for an inpatient rehabilitation facility. Witnessing how fast patients improved in functional mobility after working with their therapy team was inspiring. After doing more research, I decided on pursuing physical therapy. Today, I am grateful for the privilege of being able to serve patients and help them achieve their goals.

• DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR 202
• LSVT BIG Certified: 06/03/2023

In my free time I enjoy staying active through martial arts, basketball, hiking, and biking. I also enjoy video games, rooting for my favorite basketball team the Oklahoma City Thunder, and cherishing the time I spend with my friends and family.

Garrett Miller, PT, DPT, PTA, DN-CertPhysical Therapist

I decided I wanted to be a physical therapist fairly early in life. My dad was a physical therapist, and I grew up running around the clinics he worked in as a child. I was also very active in sports, and I realized pretty quickly that I wanted to work with athletes. As I grew up, I realized that the same care I wanted to give to athletes could benefit people from all walks of life. Helping people return to the pain-free activities they love and the interaction with patients is what ultimately led me to become a physical therapist.

• DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy, Arkansas State University, 2024
• A.A.S. - Associates of Applied Science, Physical Therapist Assistant, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro AR, 2021
• BS - Exercise Science, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro AR, 2019

I'm excited to be working in a place where I can interact with and learn from other great physical therapists. It's a relief knowing that I can pick the brains of other therapists to come up with the best plan for my patients. When not at work, I enjoy playing soccer, watching sports, cooking, and spending time with my wife, Keeli, and son, Declan.

Kimberly Weiner, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

I became interested in physical therapy in college after taking Anatomy and Physiology and shadowing a physical therapist in my college town of Ames, Iowa. Becoming a physical therapist has enabled me to see the positive results in my patients and the satisfaction that they have at being able to return to activities that were previously limited for them.

• DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of South Dakota, 2018
• BS - Bachelor of Physical Therapy, Northwestern University, 1989

I graduated from Northwestern University with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy and received a traditional Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from the University of South in 2018. I have practiced physical therapy for 30+ years in a variety of settings, including out-patient orthopedics, giving me a well-rounded background within the profession. I enjoy spending time with my husband Mike, my children Adam, Maddy, and Luke, son-in-law David, and future daughter-in-law Kenzie. I like to walk for exercise, read mystery novels, travel, and play with my golden retrievers.

Carl Roberts, PT, DPTPhysical Therapist

I was drawn to physical therapy at an early age while playing high school athletics through personal injuries. As I learned more about the profession, I realized it encompassed many things I love; applying foundations of health to any injury I come across, using exercise as a source of healing, and connecting with those in need. Going through school at UCA for both undergraduate and graduate only affirmed my calling to physical therapy. What I love most about physical therapy is how it allows me to guide those going through any injury to achieve their physical goals in life.

• DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, 2023
• BS - Health Sciences, Emphasis of Pre-Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, 2020
• Licensure - Arkansas

I enjoy spending time with my wife Emily and our 2 dogs, as well as other family and friends, exercising, hiking, and anything else that gets me outside.

Rylee Phillips, PTA Physical Therapist Assistant

• PTA - Physical Therapy Assistant
• A.A.S - Associate of Applied Science. Arkansas State University

My passion for physical therapy began after landing myself in therapy for various injuries as a young athlete. I became intrigued by the anatomy and mechanics of the body and how exercise is used in the rehabilitation process. As a college student I began working in the service industry which helped ignite my passion for serving others. My time working in restaurants taught me the importance of communication and teamwork which has helped shape me into the clinician I am today. I attended Arkansas State University where I graduated with my A.A.S as a Physical Therapist Assistant in May of 2023. During my time in school and short time as a therapist, I have found great reward and satisfaction in helping patients return to doing what they enjoy. Outside of work, I enjoy working in my garden, shopping estate sales, and playing with my dog Butter.

Makenzie Bennett, PT, DPT, DN-Cert

Physical Therapist

• DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, 2021
• BS - Biology, University of Arkansas Little Rock, 2018
• Cert-DN - Certified Dry Needling

I decided I wanted to become a physical therapist following and injury to my back while swimming in college. I was impressed by the way my PT went to great lengths to understand my injury as well as my sport. After that experience, I knew I wanted to provide that level of personalized care for others. I have always enjoyed orthopedics, but have also developed a love of treating both men and women with pelvic floor dysfunction and helping them get back to life.

• License - AR
• Membership - American Physical Therapy Association, Academy of Pelvic Health, AR Physical Therapy Association
• Continuing Education - Dry Needling 1 & 2 (American Academy of Manipulative Therapy), Pelvic Health Level 1, 2, & 3 (APTA Academy of Pelvic Health)

Pam Howard

Office Manager

I have worked in the medical field for over 20 years. I met Bo in 2006 when I had shoulder problems. Discovered it was Frozen shoulder. I do not deal well with pain, so therefore I was a terrible patient! Even after all my canceling appointments and crying during appointments, Bo hired me as the Office Manager. I started as a manager of 1 and now we have 4 clinics. I love my job and all the people I have met over the years.

On my off time, I love spending time with my family. My husband Jack and I have a son and daughter, and a daughter in law and son in law. We also have 6 perfect grandkids! 3 Boys and 3 girls! Anyone that knows me knows that they are our pride and joy! We love beach vacations with our friends and family.

Linda Higdon

Front Office
Billing and Collection Specialist

I am a native Arkansan and have been a proud member of the Harris and Renshaw Physical Therapy staff since 2010. I enjoy getting to know all of our patients and helping them, when needed, to better understand or to resolve any issues they may encounter with their health insurance companies. I started out in the healthcare industry at age 18, working 8 years for a large national health insurance company. Although I enjoy working with insurance, I found it more my calling to work from within a clinic setting where I feel like I can be of better service to the people in my community. I feel like I come to work each day and get to see many of my friends and sometimes relatives, all people I care about and want to help. I am grateful for this opportunity.

When not working, I love to be with my family and friends (and my cats), preferably camping or at the lake with the kayak and sipping sweet tea.

Jessie Geiman

I have always had a passion for helping others. I really did not know much about physical therapy before starting to work here. Since then, I have learned so much about physical therapy and all the different ways that physical therapy can really help people. I love being a part of our patients`healing process and getting to know our patients and encouraging them. When I am not at work, I enjoy doing ministry with our church, traveling, going camping, hiking ,and spending time with my family and friends.

Dana Spickes Front Office

I've had the pleasure of being a part of Jacksonville Physical therapy for the past three years, and I've witnessed tremendous growth in the company during this time. What initially drew me to this incredible organization was its strong foundation as a Christian-based company, which resonated deeply with my values. Interacting with people has always been a passion of mine, and this job is a perfect fit. The culture here is one of genuine care-not only for our patients' well-being but also for each team member's growth and success. I love knowing that we make a real difference in the lives of those we serve. As we continue to grow, I'm excited to see how many more lives we can touch and positively impact. I'm proud to be a part of a team that truly values its patients and looks forward to watching Jacksonville Physical Therapy flourish even further.

When I'm not at work, you can usually find me outdoors, enjoying some of my favorite pastimes like camping and fishing. I'm also a huge fan of the Arkansas Razorbacks-if it's Razorback related, I'm watching! But what I cherish most is spending quality time with my kids and grandchildren and making memories that will last a lifetime.

Sarah Gaona

Front Office
Hot Springs Village

For the past seventeen years, I have had the privilege of working in the medical field. I have worked in several different specialty offices through the years, holding different administrative positions along the way. Working at Harris and Renshaw is my first venture into the physical therapy world and I have enjoyed the more personal interaction with the patients that I have not experienced before.

When I am not working, I love spending time with my husband, Jason, and our four daughters: Emily, Charley, Maggie, and Mackenzie. I am ALL about my family. We enjoy going to the lake, go carts, shopping, baking, or just staying in and watching a movie. I am a proud softball mamma with three of my four daughters playing the sport, so we spend a lot of time on the field.