Bussey Physical Therapy is a physical therapist in Omaha, Nebraska, offering personalized care to individuals seeking recovery from injury, pain management, and improved mobility. The clinic serves patients across the Omaha area with a patient-centered approach focused on helping clients return to work, sports, or daily activities. Services include treatment for spine and vestibular conditions, sports injury rehabilitation, and the use of therapeutic modalities such as heat, cold, electrical stimulation, and ultrasound. The clinic operates two locations, one at 10156 S 168th Ave. in Omaha and another at 15530 Ida St. in Bennington, both open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The clinic is owned and operated by Ricky Bussey, a Doctor of Physical Therapy, and is led by Scott Bahe, also a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Clinic Director. The team includes Adam Brockmeier, a Doctor of Physical Therapy, and office staff such as Samantha Ida, the office manager, and Kari Pokorski. The clinic emphasizes a family-owned model rooted in small-town values, with a focus on listening to patients and creating individualized treatment plans that prioritize patient goals over standardized protocols or insurance-driven practices.
Located on S 168th Ave., the clinic sits about 0.2 miles from the Gretna Fire & Rescue District 2, 0.4 miles from Palisades Elementary School, and 0.6 miles from the Tiburon Golf Course. It is also near Highway 370, Meridian Park, and the Chalco Hills Recreation Area, all within a mile. These nearby landmarks reflect the suburban character of the surrounding neighborhood.
Bussey Physical Therapy is recognized for its commitment to patient-centered care and individualized treatment, with a reputation built on listening to clients and supporting their recovery goals. The clinic’s approach emphasizes long-term function and quality of life, helping patients achieve their personal objectives through dedicated, one-on-one therapy. This focus on personalized service has established the clinic as a trusted resource in the Omaha community.