WHAT WE DO

About us

WHAT WE DO

Athlete Restoration Co. is a direct pay “out-of-network” performance physical therapy clinic. We provide our clientele the highest level of problem-solving healthcare services from the ONLY Fellowship trained Doctors of Physical Therapy in this region of Florida.

This isn’t your grandma’s clinic.

We treat high level athletes and high functioning adults from the West Palm Beach, Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, and Jupiter areas.

We bring long-term solutions for pain in moving beyond the unproductive, typical physical therapy model by correcting the actual underlying cause of the pain that ultimately prevents you from crushing your active lifestyle that you love.

HOW? Through advanced manual therapy, intentional corrective exercises for your sport, and improving movement patterns.

We want our patients to know that we have their best interests at heart. We also want to be a resource for our community, coaches, athletes, and trainers around the nation.

Born and raised in south Florida, Kyle graduated from Quincy University (IL) with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology where he played two collegiate sports earning All-Conference in both football and men’s volleyball. Thereafter, Kyle was invited to showcase himself as tight-end at the NFL Super Regional Combine held at Ford Field in Detroit. Always wanting a career in healthcare, Kyle earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy graduating from the University of Miami (FL).

His hunger for knowledge and refusal to settle for mediocrity led him to Houston, TX completing a 3-year Fellowship training program in advanced orthopedics and sports manual therapy joining the top 1% of his profession.

Kyle and his wife Nichole represent an elite class of practitioners serving as the only Fellowship trained specialists in this region of the state of Florida: West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and Jupiter. With a unique athletic background, Kyle brings a rare perspective to the table and a particular enthusiasm to accept challenges when other management has failed.

Kyle also serves as faculty for a post-professional orthopedic manual therapy fellowship program, the Institute for Athlete Regeneration, traveling to multiple cities around the nation helping other practitioners take their skills to the next level presenting on advanced clinical reasoning and manual therapy skills. He is actively involved with community volunteer opportunities and educating various athletic clubs, non-profits, and CrossFit gyms on injury prevention and related interventions.

FAVORITE THINGS TO DO: 

• Adventures with his wife Nichole, daughter Blakely, and son Colt

• Surfing

• Golfing

• Exercising

• Building his piano skills

Dr. Peter Modera received his Bachelor of the Arts in Biology from Wesleyan University in 2011, after which he worked as a neuropathology research assistant in San Francisco and Izmir, Turkey. Dr. Modera went on to complete a Neurotrauma Fellowship through the Brain Trauma Foundation in New York City, where his main focus was concussion evaluation and detection in athletes. He then went on to receive his Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree (DPT) from The University of Miami where he graduated with honors. After receiving his doctoral degree, Dr. Modera completed a Physical Therapy Orthopedic Residency at the University of Miami, where he graduated in 2020, after which he took and passed his board specialty exam to become a Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist (OCS). Dr. Modera is currently pursuing fellowship training to further advance his clinical reasoning skills, differentiation, and manual therapy
skills.

He has developed a particular enthusiasm for treating the vestibular, vertigo, and concussion niche. Dr. Modera helps patients recover and improve these debilitating symptoms with a comprehensive treatment approach to address all areas of dysfunction that contribute to the underlying problem.

Dr. Modera also has an extensive background in research in multiple disciplines and has published and presented at venues that include The United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology, The National Neurotrauma Society’s Symposium, The Military Health System Research Symposium, Neurosurgery Magazine, and multiple appearances at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting.

Dr. Modera’s drive for physical performance and wellness began in athletics. He was an All-American lacrosse player for the state of California and went on to play both collegiate football and lacrosse. He currently trains and competes in beach volleyball, competing in tournaments around the state in Men’s doubles as well as with his wife Ruby – who was a collegiate All-American libero in indoor volleyball. Peter and his wife Ruby recently welcomed their first child Ayla into their family. Peter and Ruby enjoy traveling and doing outdoor activities together and hope to share these passions with their daughter.

Dr. Modera prides himself on patient care and use of evidence-based treatments, utilizing a multitude of intervention techniques that include: joint mobilization, personalized and targeted therapeutic exercises, cupping, Graston, neuromuscular re-education, blood flow restriction therapy, and soft tissue mobilization.

His priority is always individualized patient care at the highest level with the most up to date clinical approaches.

Dr. Stephanie Wilber studied athletic training at Messiah University (PA) where she competed on the university’s track & field team running the 100m, 200m, and threw hammer. She gained professional experience as an athletic trainer working with high school and collegiate athletes. Pushing to change the status quo, she simultaneously completed the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at High Point University (NC) and the Nutrition/Dietetics program at the University of Arizona (AZ).

To our knowledge, Dr. Wilber will be the only provider in the world tri-credentialed as an athletic trainer (ATC), registered dietitian (RDN), and doctor of physical therapy (DPT) pending her RDN licensure exam. She has presented original research on mortality risk in professional athletes at the American College of Sports Medicine National Conference and the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting. Additionally, her Alma Mater invited her to serve as adjunct faculty, teaching a doctoral course on the intersection of physical therapy and nutrition. 

Her treatment philosophy focuses on identifying neuromuscular insufficiencies and utilizing an array of manual therapy techniques and tension-based exercises that are highly individualistic. This enables her to teach athletes to build and release tension in the proper positions in order to excel in sport. She developed these methods by programming strength and conditioning and rehabilitating injuries in advanced athletes over the past decade. 

She has personally pursued a wide range of athletic interests including collegiate track and field, olympic weightlifting, Crossfit, powerlifting, and obstacle course racing. Her personal and clinical experiences with these sports enable her to find the root cause of movement dysfunction and pain with precision.

She lives in West Palm Beach with her husband (Tag), where they share a passion for inner city outreach and mentorship for at-risk youth. She also enjoys Crossfit, cooking and baking, gardening, car restoration, home renovation, and doing pretty much anything outdoors with her dog (Shadow).