Greg Morris is the founder and president of AGM Physical Therapy. After earning valuable experience in a variety of settings, Greg chased a dream with the vision of AGM in mind by starting the practice in May 2004. In the time since, AGM has expanded to two offices (Mentor and Madison) and has performed contract work for local physicians and opened a home care division. Greg's physical therapy interests include orthopedics and sports medicine, as well as pediatric care. Greg has earned diplomas from Nordonia High School, College of Wooster (B.A.), and MCP-Hahnemann University (M.P.T.). He played college basketball for four years while at Wooster and currently enjoys keeping fit through weight lifting and recreational leagues. Greg enjoys spending free time with his wife of 10 years and two boys.

Brad Jenkins holds the longest tenure of the staff therapists at AGM Physical Therapy. As a Senior level Physical Therapist, Brad performs the majority of his work in the Madison office. Brad's physical therapy interests include orthopedics and sports medicine, as well as rehabilitation of complex surgical conditions. Brad is currently enrolled at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, working toward an advanced degree as a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT). Brad has earned diplomas from Mentor High School, Penn State University (B.S.), and MCP-Hahnemann University (M.P.T.). Brad is an avid runner and also stays in shape through weight lifting. In his free time, Brad enjoys spending time with his wife and two children.

Kevin Robertson has been with AGM Physical Therapy since 2007. Initially licensed at a Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC), Kevin returned to school in 2009-2010 and earned an additional degree and ensuing licensure as a Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA). Kevin excels at rehabilitating athletic injuries, but has the diversity to obtain great outcomes in treatment of injuries in a geriatric population as well. His academic history includes diplomas from VASJ, Ohio University (B.S.), and Kent State-Ashtabula (P.T.A.). Kevin excels in rehabilitating athletic injuries and has been prevalent on many high school sidelines throughout Lake County as an ATC and more recently as a high school basketball official. Kevin enjoys his free time with his wife and two children.

Traci Infalvi joined AGM Physical Therapy in 2009. She has a very well-rounded level of experience in her work history between hospital outpatient and inpatient care, long-term care, private outpatient practice, and now home health care. Tracy can be counted on to treat any injury type of nearly any age. Since her start at AGM, she has been primarily responsible for performing nearly 100% of home care follow-up visits once the physical therapist has established a plan of care. She also works as necessary in AGM outpatient offices as well. Tracy has a track record that is virtually unparalleled when it comes to the highest possible satisfaction scores rated by our patients. Tracy has earned diplomas from Perry High School and Kent State-Ashtabula (P.T.A.). In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two girls.

Gerald Breedlove joined AGM Physical Therapy late in 2010. AGM and Gerald have a detailed history together that dates back to a time when Gerald was a high school baseball player who sustained an injury while playing for Riverside High School. Greg was working for a hospital system at the time and helped Gerald return to baseball from his injury. Through his injury experience, Gerald became interested in the professions of athletic training and physical therapy. After AGM was formed in 2004, Gerald was studying pre-physical therapy and athletic training at Baldwin-Wallace College. Gerald and Greg stayed in touch throughout the years, and Gerald eventually went on to graduate from Wheeling Jesuit University in 2010 with a Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.). As it turns out, Gerald and AGM reunited again in 2010. Gerald is the lead therapist working at a local physician's office providing physical therapy. In his free time, Gerald and his wife enjoy caring for their horses and spending time with family.

Eric Bock joined AGM Physical Therapy in 2011. Eric is a recent graduate of Kent State-Ashtabula, earning a degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant. Eric is a native of northeast Ohio, growing up and graduating from Geneva High School. Eric works in tandem with Gerald at a local physician's office providing physical therapy. In his free time, Eric spends time with his wife and kids. He is also an avid outdoorsman, and is licensed as a taxidermist in the state of Ohio.