Wellness exams in Louisa, Kentucky

Tri County Animal Clinic, led by Dr. Julie Miller, DVM, is a veterinary care institution located at 11 Rhubens Branch Road in Louisa, Kentucky, United States. With a focus on providing compassionate and high-quality care for pets, the clinic offers a wide range of services including wellness exams, vaccinations, surgery, dental care, and more. Dr. Miller and her team are dedicated to ensuring the health and well-being of all animals that come through their doors. Whether your pet needs a routine check-up or treatment for an illness, Tri County Animal Clinic is committed to providing top-notch care in a welcoming and comfortable environment.

Tri-State Rehab Services & Preferred Fitness, located at 172 Town Hill Road in Louisa, Kentucky, offers a unique comprehensive approach to physical therapy and fitness. Our goal is to help you reach your peak physical performance and stay on your feet, whether you are recovering from surgery or an injury. Our one-on-one physical therapy sessions are designed to help you recover and prevent possible re-injury or new injury occurrence by incorporating functional exercise and physical fitness into your daily routine. Our patients have praised our caring and welcoming environment, with one individual stating, "Every time I walk in they know me by name and I’m greeted with a smile. The therapists take the time to make you feel comfortable. This place feels like home and a wonderful family."

Ironton Physical Therapy, located at 200 Town Hill Road in Louisa, Kentucky, offers a unique comprehensive approach to help individuals reach their peak physical performance. Specializing in physical therapy and Preferred Fitness, our institution is dedicated to not only getting you back on your feet, but helping you stay there. Whether you are recovering from surgery or an injury, our team provides personalized one-on-one physical therapy to aid in your recovery process. By incorporating functional exercise and physical fitness into your daily routine, we strive to prevent re-injury and new injury occurrences.