EMILY BORCHERS, PT, DPT

<p>Emily Borchers, PT, DPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy practicing in Tucson, Arizona, and holds Arizona physical therapy license #11175PT. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree with honors from The Ohio State University College of Medicine in 2014, completing a curriculum that emphasized neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, motor control sciences, and behavioral sciences as they relate to patient populations with and without neurological conditions. Her academic preparation has shaped a clinical career oriented toward the physical rehabilitation of individuals presenting with neurological diagnoses.</p><p>Dr. Borchers carries a federal taxonomy classification of Neurology Physical Therapist (NPI taxonomy code 2251N0400X), a designation that reflects a practice scope dedicated to the evaluation and treatment of patients with neurological impairments. She is affiliated with the Banner Alzheimer&apos;s Institute medical group in Tucson, with a primary practice location at 140 West Fort Lowell Road. She is additionally listed in the PWR! (Parkinson Wellness Recovery) Professional Directory as a credentialed PWR! Therapist — a standing extended to clinicians who have completed specialized training in evidence-informed movement strategies for individuals living with Parkinson&apos;s disease, per the PWR! organization&apos;s public directory.</p><p>With more than a decade of professional experience, her outpatient clinical work encompasses neurological assessment and physical rehabilitation across a range of neurological presentations. Telehealth appointments are available for qualifying patients, a detail confirmed across multiple public provider listings. The practice operates on weekday hours, participates in Medicare through third-party reassignment to the Banner Alzheimer&apos;s Institute, and has held an active NPI enrollment since August 2015 per federal National Plan and Provider Enumeration System records.</p><p>For attorneys and case managers in the southern Arizona region assessing providers for cases involving neurologically complex presentations — including movement impairments, coordination deficits, or functional limitations documented in connection with accidents or injuries — Dr. Borchers&apos; neurology-specific DPT training and outpatient private-practice setting constitute a distinct clinical profile. Prospective patients and referring professionals may contact the practice directly to inquire about billing arrangements, insurance participation, and appointment availability. Past clinical outcomes for any individual patient are not indicative of results for any other patient.</p>