NANETTE BURNETT, PT

<p>Nanette Parfitt Burnett holds active Arizona Physical Therapist License No. 0989 and operates an individual neurological physical therapy practice at 3896 E Marshall Gulch Pl in the Catalina Foothills district of Tucson, Arizona (85718). According to the federal NPPES National Provider Identifier registry, her NPI enrollment (No. 1750350773) dates to March 14, 2006, representing approximately two decades of credentialed practice in the Tucson area. The practice phone is (520) 529-7299, as listed in the NPPES registry and corroborated by the provider-data aggregator npino.com.</p><p>Her primary taxonomy classification is Physical Therapist — Neurology (NUCC code 2251N0400X), a clinical subspecialty focused on the evaluation and rehabilitation of patients whose movement, coordination, or functional independence is affected by neurological involvement. This area of practice draws on applied principles from neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and motor control science. Among the patient populations commonly seen in neurological physical therapy are those recovering from traumatic events — including motor vehicle collisions, slip-and-fall incidents, and other injury mechanisms — whose sequelae may include impaired mobility, gait disturbance, or altered neuromuscular function. A provider-directory listing on vitadox.com describes Ms. Burnett as a neurological physical therapist serving the Tucson metropolitan area from the Catalina Foothills location.</p><p>The practice is enrolled as a non-participating Medicare provider in NPPES data. In Arizona's medical-legal community, non-Medicare-participating status is one indicator sometimes associated with letter-of-protection (LOP) and personal-injury billing arrangements. Plaintiff attorneys and case managers coordinating post-accident rehabilitation for clients in Pima County may wish to contact the practice directly to confirm current payment policies and availability. Individual arrangements are always subject to change.</p><p>The Catalina Foothills corridor along Tucson's northern edge is accessible to patients from across Pima County and neighboring communities. Ms. Burnett's approximately two-decade enrollment in the NPI registry reflects a sustained presence in the southern Arizona rehabilitation community. No hospital affiliations or additional certifications beyond the PT credential appear in current public registry records. Descriptions of any prior clinical work are not a guarantee of future outcomes, and the appropriateness of any course of treatment is determined on an individual basis by the treating clinician.</p>