Luke Haynes
Using breakthrough technology
to change lives one client at a
time
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r. Luke Haynes has been the go-to
in physical therapy in Parker
County since opening his practice in
Weatherford in 2003. With almost 25
years of experience practicing physical
therapy, Haynes is our top doc with his
ground-breaking therapy. Haynes’ prac-
tice is centered on multiple ideologies
in physical therapy, most notably the
International Academy of Orthopedic
Medicine, the American Academy of
Manipulative Therapy, and Kinetacore
Functional Dry Needling.
“I consider myself a hybrid practitio-
ner,” said Haynes. “While I provide all
of the traditional therapies you would
expect from a physical therapy clinic,
my advanced training and certification
allows me to integrate standard physical
therapy with manipulation or adjust-
ment of the spine and extremities with
spinal decompression, and dry needling
similar to what you would experience
with acupuncture. The ability to bring
in all three aspects of PT, manipulation,
and dry needling is a great benefit to my
patients to let us use a multitude of non-
medicinal, non-surgical approaches to
manage pain and to restore normal func-
tional movement and activities.”
Haynes graduated from Texas Tech
University Health Science Center in
1994 with a BsPT and began his clini-
cal practice in Weatherford. In 1997,
he opened his own practice providing
contract services to different physical
therapy providers. In 2000, he opened
his first private practice outpatient
physical therapy clinic in North Richland
Hills, relocating to the medical district
in the Mid-Cities. Haynes relocated his
practice to Weatherford in 2003 to be
closer to home, and recently settled into
his new location at 1115 Ft. Worth Hwy.
Suite 1200.
Haynes went back to school, and
completed his doctoral studies through
Massachusetts General Hospital Institute
of Health Professions in 2012 to give his
patients the most cutting-edge therapy,
changing the lives of his clients, one
client at a time. It’s those breakthrough
moments of helping them regain what
was thought to be lost independence that
still brings joy to Haynes and his wife
Ashtyn after all these decades.
“What gives me the most joy
about what I do is in seeing a person
through a situation that they felt was
going to be a devastating life change
in regard to their independence and
to watch them regain the confidence
that they can have their life back.
That’s what continues to give me
satisfaction and drive to keep learn-
ing and keep improving on my abili-
ties and skill set.”
Deborah Romack
D.D.S
Great Smile Equals Great
Health
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t’s hard to believe that this isn’t
Dr. Deborah Romack’s first career.
The New Jersey native taught high
school biology, chemistry, and physi-
cal science from 1980 – 1994, first
in Columbus, Georgia and then in
Perryton, Texas
Because of her love of people, she
wanted to help them on an entirely
different level.
So, she attended Baylor College of
Dentistry in Dallas from 1994 - 1998.
She graduated with honors in May of
1998.
Dr. Romack then moved to
Weatherford in 1998 and joined
Cosmetic & Family Dentistry.
“I’m proud to be in a practice that
has been serving Park er County for
almost 60 years,” Dr. Romack said.
“Our goal is to continue the tradi-
tion of offering comprehensive family
dentistry with the kind of one-on-one
service that truly leaves a smile on
our patients’ faces.”
Patients who nominated Dr.
Romack, talked about how they love
the caring, giving atmosphere they
receive, the level of respect and
many of them actually referred to
their experience as being, “fun,” a
word not often used when people are
referring to dental work.
“We always make sure to run on
time because your schedule is just as
important as ours,” Dr. Romack said.
“One way we do that is by having
one of the most high-tech offices in
the area. Between the latest technol-
ogy and our decades of experience,
you’ll be amazed at how fast your
next dental appointment will fly by.”
Besides the atmosphere of caring
and respect for the time constraints
of the patients, Dr. Romack is always
looking for ways to improve her
patient’s overall health.
Since 1999, Dr. Romack has
taken well over 1000 hours of
continuing education in a variety of
fields, concentrating in functional
orthopedics orthodontics, and TMJ
therapy. She has attended numerous
continuing education courses to treat
patients with sleep disordered breath-
ing problems such as snoring and
obstructive sleep apnea.
“Sleep apnea can be a life threat-
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