Lacey Wise

Lacey has been involved in athletics for most of her life, competing in basketball and softball at Lower Columbia College before transferring to West Texas A&M University, where she continued her softball career and earned her degree in Sports and Exercise Science. She went on to receive her Doctor of Physical Therapy from George Fox University in 2017.

Lacey is truly a versatile clinician, having treated patients ranging in age from three months to 102 years old. She began her career in outpatient therapy, where she practiced for five years before transitioning to school-based physical therapy. In her current role, she primarily works with students with a wide range of disabilities. Despite this transition, she remains deeply passionate about outpatient care and enjoys helping individuals return to the activities that matter most to them—whether that means getting back to sport, keeping up with grandchildren, or simply completing daily tasks with greater ease.
Lacey takes pride in her ability to listen attentively and ensure her patients feel heard and supported. She believes there is nothing more rewarding than watching someone achieve a goal they once thought was out of reach.

Outside of her professional life, Lacey stays active and firmly believes in practicing what she preaches. A natural competitor, she participates in CrossFit and continues to play slow-pitch softball each summer. She also enjoys hunting, fishing, and gardening. Above all, Lacey’s heart is devoted to her family—her husband, Zane; her daughter, Avery; her son, Henry; and their two dogs, Dottie and Silvie.