About Us

PT, DPT, CLT, AIB-VRC

Dr. Miller has worked within the rehabilitation field since 2013, and a Doctor of Physical Therapy for nearly a decade, thriving both as a practitioner through a variety of settings and a practice owner since 2021. His path began with the attainment of an entry level Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in from Rockhurst University in 2016. He began his career in the hospital setting, working in oncology rehabilitation at North Kansas City Hospital's Cancer Rehab and Fatigue Management clinic. It is here he gained extensive experience in cancer related lymphedema of the head/neck and extremities as well as working with those pre/post and during active cancer treatment to better manage and minimize loss of function with concurrent medical oncology/radiology care.

He transitioned to home health care in 2019 with Visiting Nurses Association of Kansas City, where his skills were developed as well as gaining a further understanding of the vast practice settings clinicians experience. Following this, his expertise shifted to acute/outpatient hospital care again in Belton, Missouri at Belton Regional Medical Center where he assisted in enhancement of their lymphedema/oncology program as well as spent ample time treating patients acutely for various neurologic, musculoskeletal, and chronic conditions.

In 2021, he developed profound interest in operating a private practice to better allow the community a more compassionate and quality service line that was neglected in hospital or corporately owned offices. He is the founding owner of Adjuvant Physical Therapy LLC., which serves the greater KC metro and surrounding areas providing exemplary outpatient rehabilitative services as well as several cash-based options. This journey has provided experience with development of strong local relationships with physician groups, local community, and ability to navigate the many complexities of practice ownership.

In addition to clinical practice, Chase is active in his community sponsoring/participating in local chamber of commerce events, neighborhood HOA, and supports the local high school performing arts department. He has maintained active roles in his state chapter of the APTA of Missouri sitting on the nominating committee for 3 consecutive years as well as the nominating committee chair.

At home, Chase is husband to his wife Shelly of nearly 10 years as well as a proud father of 2 daughters Quinn and Chloe. He enjoys staying involved with his oldest daughter's activities such as dance, soccer, and t-ball. Weightlifting, movies, and a passion for various Middle East and Asian cuisine are a few of his other interests.