Cindy Moore, PT
Cindy Moore is a native Clevelander, who attended Austin Peay State University for 3 years while playing on a tennis scholarship. She then transferred and received her Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy from the Center for Health Sciences at UT Memphis. She has been practicing PT for almost 28 years. She gained work experience in acute care, pediatrics, orthopedics, sports medicine and home health before becoming the owner of Advanced Physical Therapy in 2009, which specializes in orthopedics, higher-level neuro and balance/fall issues. She has worked hard to build a business that provides a relationship with patients that is personal, professional and provides continuity of care. She especially loves to help athletes return to their desired sport and excel after rehabbing an injury.
In her spare time, Cindy loves to be active with running, biking or tennis. She has done some intriguing events such as a Half Ironman, several Ragnar races and an incredible event known as the Run Now Relay. She is married and has 2 grown children. Fun fact…both of her kids graduated from the same high school she did and her son is now attending the same college that she and her husband attended/graduated from.
Tanner Cox, PT
Tanner’s journey into the world of healthcare began at the University of Tennessee, where he pursued a degree in Kinesiology. It was here he discovered a passion for understanding the human body and how it moves, a passion that would guide the next steps of his academic and professional journey. He continued his education at Emory and Henry University School of Health Sciences, where he earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy. After completing his education, he returned to his hometown of Cleveland, driven by a desire to give back to the community that had given him so much. Tanner’s approach to physical therapy is rooted in the belief that care should be both exceptional and patient-centered. He is passionate about collaborating with his patients, working together to develop personalized plans that empower them to return to the activities and hobbies they love.
Tanner’s hobbies include working out, spending time outdoors and cheering on the VOLS with all sports.
