Physical Therapists
Jessica Frencken, MPT, Owner
Jessi Frencken, MPT is a licensed physical therapist and owner of Child’s Play Therapy, LLC. She received her Masters in physical therapy from the University of Missouri Columbia in 2005. Jessi has owned her business for over 10 years now and Child’s Play Therapy currently offers early intervention services in 10 counties, school based therapy in 10 districts and outpatient services based out of Clinton, MO. Jessi enjoys evaluating and treating children of all ages with a multitude of diagnoses; but mostly enjoys educating and empowering parents and caregivers to make a difference in children’s lives.
Paige Foster, DPT
Paige Foster is a licensed physical therapist. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Rockhurst University. Paige has experience in many settings serving both adults and children but personally finds working with children and their families to be the most rewarding. Her pediatric experience includes school-based, early intervention and outpatient therapy services.
Kim Moore, PTA
Kim Moore is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant with 30 years of experience. She graduated from Penn Valley Community College with an Associate of Applied Science degree in Physical Therapy in 1988. She has worked in many settings with adult and pediatric populations. Kim finds pediatric therapy to be challenging and rewarding and enjoys serving children and their families. Her pediatric experience includes school-based therapy, home and outpatient settings. Kim and her husband Randy have 5 children and 2 grandchildren. In her free time, Kim sings professionally, teaches in her church’s youth group and enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and dogs.
Amy Tracy, PTA
Amy Tracy graduated from Penn Valley Community College. She has worked in almost all areas of physical therapy. The last 12 years have primarily focused on pediatrics working in first steps and school settings. Amy works hard to meet each child and families individual needs. When not at work Amy is usually spending her time with her family at ball games or being a “dance mom".
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