Valencia

Christian Dignos PT, DPT, OCS

Christian earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Western University of Health Sciences following completion of his bachelor’s degree at the University of California – Los Angeles. Additionally, Christian has completed a post-doctoral residency in Orthopedic Physical Therapy with the Manual Therapy Institute. During his clinical practice and studies, he developed a strong passion for orthopedic rehabilitation, manual therapy, and movement science. Christian is a Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist.

Christian believes in a holistic approach to physical therapy with an eclectic blend of manual intervention, patient involvement, and movement science. With a diverse background of study and practice, Christian has earned his reputation as an expert in areas including non-operative care, post-operative care, balance, ergonomics, and functional capacity assessments. Building professional relationships in a caring and supportive manner are of the utmost importance to him. You can rely on Christian to successfully tailor each plan of care to meet the needs and interests of each patient.

Christian serves as Regional Director of Progressive Physical Therapy and Clinical Director of the Granada Hills location

Cody Daniel PT, DPT

Cody earned his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Science from CSU Monterey Bay. He then went on to the University of St. Augustine to received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Cody grew up playing football, basketball, running track, and earning his black belt in Tae Kwon Do. Physical therapy helped his stay active in the activities that he loved and ignited his own passion for the profession. He now takes an active and evidence based approach to determining each patient’s needs and helps them return to the activities that they love. You might find Cody outside of the clinic spending time with his wife, rock climbing, at the movies, or reading a good book.

Hannah Haworth PTA

Hannah graduated from University of Arizona in 2020 with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Physiology and a minor in Nutritional Sciences. Soon after, she attended Pima Medical Institute’s Physical Therapist Assistant program where she was able to gain enough knowledge and experience to pass her board certification exams early. After she graduated, she moved back to her hometown of Los Angeles and began working as a PTA for Progressive Physical Therapy. Hannah has experience in outpatient orthopedic rehabilitation from her clinical rotations and enjoys applying her interest in manual therapy and hands-on techniques to the ever-changing patient population. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, spending time outdoors, and spoiling her 3-legged cat, Mayo.