Lejoy Mathew is a licensed Physical Therapist. Growing up locally in Richardson, he attended High School at Berkner. After receiving his Bachelors in Electronics Engineering Technology at Texas A&M University in 2005, he worked in the information technology field. However, after volunteering on several mission trips to third world a country he realized his true calling. Lejoy returned and earned his doctorate in Physical Therapy from UT Southwestern Medical Center in 2013.

Lejoy specializes in treating patients with acute and chronic orthopedic conditions. He incorporates manual therapy and personalized therapeutic treatments for his patients to reach their optimal level of function. He has a special interest in rehabilitation for return to sport training in patients of all ages but loves treating all different types of musculoskeletal diagnoses.

Lejoy now lives in Plano with his wife and son where they enjoy staying active, listening to music, and spending time with family. Lejoy loves his Dallas sports teams (Cowboys, Mavs, Stars, and Rangers) and is always up for a game of basketball.

At a young age, I became interested in how the human body works.  I have always been fascinated in how athletes move and how he/she recovers after an injury.  This sparked my interested in the field of rehabilitation and I worked hard to accomplish my goal to receive my Master's in Physical Therapy at California State University Long Beach (CSULB).

I have and internships and worked in several setting in physical therapy, including inpatient rehabilitation, acute rehabilitation, geriatric centers, and outpatient orthopaedics.  My experiences have made it evident that my heart is in outpatient orthopaedics.  I have taken several continuing education courses to strengthen my manual skills as well as my diagnostic skills.  I am constantly looking to learn and have a thirst for knowledge.  I hold a certification in Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA).  SFMA focuses on finding the root cause of symptoms by breaking down dysfunctional movement patterns logically, rather than simply finding the source of the pain.

My philosophy for treating patients is to treat the entire person and to identify the dysfunctional movement patterns which could contribute to impairments.  It is very easy to get caught up treating symptoms, but it is imperative to determine the cause of the pain.  It is also important to take a holistic approach and know that every person is different and every person's needs are different.  Therefore, I tailor each program to each individual to ensure it is the right program for them.

I am originally from Orange County, CA, but now proudly call McKinney home.  I enjoy staying active and practicing brazilian jiu-jitsu.  I find inspiration from my wife and daughter. Nothing means more to me than family.

Kambel grew up in Mansfield where he enjoyed playing multiple sports, with basketball being his favorite. He went on to Texas Tech where he achieved his Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (Kinesiology) in 2018. He then attended Physical Therapy school at Texas State University and earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2022.

Kambel enjoys working with athletes and active patients of all ages. He believes the human body is made to move. He currently is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and uses these skills when treating every patient he encounters, from the high school athlete wanting to return to their sport to the weekend warrior. He strives to treat each patient as an individual and work with them to develop a personalized treatment plan to help them achieve their personal goals.

Kambel currently lives in McKinney with his wife and their two dogs. He enjoys spending time with his wife, taking their dogs for walks, and playing basketball and golf as often as he can. He and his wife are active members of Citizens Church in Plano, and their faith is a big part of their lives. He is a big fan of Texas Tech for every sport and enjoys cheering for local DFW professional teams.

Dr. Erica Wong is a licensed physical therapist who received her Bachelor?s of Science in Kinesiology from Stephen F. Austin State University in 2019, and Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Baylor University in 2021.

Erica?s love for sports, movement, and wellness led her to pursue a career in physical therapy.  She is passionate about helping people restore function and decrease pain in order to improve their quality of life. Erica strives to treat patients holistically as a person and not as a symptom.

Erica has experience in both inpatient rehabilitation and outpatient orthopedic settings treating a variety of patient populations. She enjoys working with individuals of all ages and musculoskeletal diagnoses, with a special interest in return to sport athletes and joint replacements. 

Erica grew up in McKinney, TX and attended McKinney Boyd HS. She recently moved to Anna, TX with her husband, Grant. In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling, going to sporting events, and spending time with family and friends.