Sports Rehabilitation & Chronic Pain Specialist Dr. Jack Lee, PTLA is a dedicated physical therapist from Taiwan, driven by a passion for human anatomy and the meaningful connections formed through patient care. After earning his Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy, he spent six years in clinical practice—founding his own therapy studio and launching an educational program to train fellow therapists in evidence-based, patient-centered care. His pursuit of professional growth, along with a deep appreciation for American culture and nature, led him to Loma Linda University in Los Angeles, where he earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and served as a teaching assistant in orthopedic clinical courses.

Dr. Lee specializes in sports injury rehabilitation and chronic pain management, with a focus on nerve compression syndromes that cause pain, numbness, and tingling. With advanced expertise in movement analysis and biomechanics, he helps athletes recover safely and return to top performance. He also works closely with middle-aged and older adults, identifying the root causes of discomfort and restoring function through customized care combining manual therapy and targeted therapeutic exercise.

His approach is deeply patient-centered, built on communication, trust, and a commitment to individualized treatment. Whether you’re healing from injury or managing long-term pain, Dr. Lee empowers you to understand your body better and return to the active life you enjoy.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Lee finds balance in hiking California’s national parks, cooking, and singing—activities that keep him grounded and energized. He brings that same energy into his work, helping patients move better, feel better, and live better.