Our physical therapists develop and oversee a customized program designed to help you return to your prior level of activity and provide ways to help prevent further injury.
Lea Lyle
Turkey Creek
Lea Lyle, PT, enjoys working with patients to get them back to full, independent living and helping them return with confidence to the activities they love most. She especially appreciates getting to work one-on-one with patients and seeing their success as they improve.
She specializes in treating patients with general orthopaedic dysfunction, total joint replacements, arthroscopic surgeries, trauma injuries, overuse injuries and spine dysfunction. She has been with OrthoTennessee since 1986.
Lea earned a Bachelor of Arts in deaf interpreting and education from Maryville College and a Bachelor of Science in physical therapy from University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC).
Lea and her husband feel blessed to have four children and seven grandchildren with whom they enjoy spending time. She’s involved in church activities and ministry and enjoys working out, reading, baking and gardening occasionally in her spare time.
- B.A., deaf interpreting and education, Maryville College, 1980
- B.S., physical therapy, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, 1985
- General orthopaedics
- Total joint replacements
- Lee Silverman Voice Treatment Big (LSVT BIG ®) for Parkinson’s patients
- Kinesiology taping
- Graston Technique
Lea Lyle, PT, enjoys working with patients to get them back to full, independent living and helping them return with confidence to the activities they love most. She especially appreciates getting to work one-on-one with patients and seeing their success as they improve.
She specializes in treating patients with general orthopaedic dysfunction, total joint replacements, arthroscopic surgeries, trauma injuries, overuse injuries and spine dysfunction. She has been with OrthoTennessee since 1986.
Lea earned a Bachelor of Arts in deaf interpreting and education from Maryville College and a Bachelor of Science in physical therapy from University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC).
Lea and her husband feel blessed to have four children and seven grandchildren with whom they enjoy spending time. She’s involved in church activities and ministry and enjoys working out, reading, baking and gardening occasionally in her spare time.
- B.A., deaf interpreting and education, Maryville College, 1980
- B.S., physical therapy, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, 1985
- General orthopaedics
- Total joint replacements
- Lee Silverman Voice Treatment Big (LSVT BIG ®) for Parkinson’s patients
- Kinesiology taping
- Graston Technique