Genesis Health Clubs, the nation’s largest privately owned fitness enterprise, announced the launch of Fitness Physio, a physical therapy, sports rehab and recovery clinic located inside select Genesis Health Clubs. Fitness Physio launches this summer at ten locations in Wichita and the Kansas City area with the remaining clinics across Genesis throughout 2026.
By placing doctors of physical therapy inside Genesis Health Clubs, members can receive treatment where they already work out, making it easier to transition from rehabilitation back to exercise. The goal is to help people recover from injuries, improve mobility, reduce pain and stay active for the long term.
“We’ve always believed a great health club should offer more than equipment,” said Rodney Steven II, the president and owner of Genesis Health Clubs. “Members are looking for help staying healthy, recovering from injuries, and continuing to do the activities they enjoy. Fitness Physio brings licensed physical therapists into our clubs so that support is available where our members already train.”
In a partnership with medical professionals, the Fitness Physio model was developed to focus on one-on-one individualized care. Every session is led by a physical therapist who evaluates how each patient moves, trains and lives before developing a personalized treatment plan. Rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach, treatment is designed around each person’s goals, lifestyle and activity level.

Fitness Physio offers a comprehensive range of treatments designed to help active people recover from injury, reduce pain, improve mobility and get back to doing what they enjoy. Whether someone is recovering from surgery, managing chronic orthopedic pain, working through a sports injury or simply looking to move better, Fitness Physio provides care tailored to their individual needs.
Fitness Physio is equipped to help patients recover from orthopedic injuries, sports-related conditions, chronic pain, post-surgical rehabilitation, movement dysfunction, muscle imbalances and mobility limitations while also helping reduce the risk of future injuries.
“Physical therapy shouldn’t be just where you go after something goes wrong,” Steven added. “We want our members to win the long game by staying healthy, moving well and performing at their best for decades. Having physical therapists inside our clubs allows us to support the whole person, not just the injury.”
What makes Fitness Physio different is its location. By operating inside Genesis Health Clubs, physical therapists can evaluate and treat patients in the same environment where they exercise. When collaboration with a Genesis personal trainer makes sense, that connection is already in place, creating a smoother transition from rehabilitation back to regular exercise.
Additional Fitness Physio locations are already planned, with expansion into more Genesis markets in the coming months. Fitness Physio is available to both Genesis members and non-members and accepts all major insurances.
Service / Treatment Clinical Focus & Member Benefit Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation Individualized, DPT-led programs targeting injury recovery, functional restoration, and return-to-sport performance. Mobility & Recovery Therapy Structured protocols to restore joint range of motion, reduce compensatory movement patterns, and support long-term tissue health. Dry Needling & Cupping Therapy Clinically applied techniques to address myofascial pain, trigger point dysfunction, and localized soft tissue restriction. Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) Specialized manual therapy tools used to detect and treat soft tissue fibrosis, scar tissue, and chronic muscle tension. Assisted Stretching & Percussion Therapy Therapist-guided flexibility work combined with percussive therapy to improve neuromuscular response and reduce post-activity soreness. Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Training A research-backed training modality that produces meaningful strength and hypertrophy gains at lower loads — ideal for post-surgical recovery and injury rehabilitation.







