We provide conservative orthopedic care to adults who seek to regain the joy of movement through manual therapy, dry needling, cupping, and many other specialized treatments.
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Dr. Pan is an orthopedic physical therapist, and has been doing physical therapy for more than a decade. He acquired this valuable clinical experience within a prominent hospital system here in Dayton before founding Your Neighbor Physical Therapy.
Jack has a personal history of experiencing neck and low back pain. It was during this time that he discovered first-hand the effectiveness of manual therapy, or hands-on approach that consistently yielded superior results compared to purely exercise-based treatment. Subsequently, he pursued an intensive training program, earning his manual therapy certification from the University of St. Augustine.
Originally from Taiwan, Jack immigrated to the US at the age of 14, and he is fluent in Mandarin Chinese. Outside of work, he enjoys playing basketball.
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Vince is an expert in manual therapy and advanced therapeutic strengthening, and has over a decade of physical therapy experience. His goal is to provide his patients with excellent care in a safe and encouraging environment in order to ensure their return to good health.
Vince is a professional powerlifter who is nationally and internationally ranked. His best lifts in the 198lb weight class as of 2025 are: Squat 815lbs, Bench 545lbs, Deadlift 735lbs, Total 2075lbs.
Because of his unique background and personal interests, Vince has a wealth of knowledge to help his patients regain strength through a wide range of modalities, such as joint mobilizations, dry cupping, and blood flow restriction.
Vince was born and raised in Kettering. He has a rescue dog named “Drax,” who is a pitbull Staffordshire terrier.
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A Personal Message From
The Founder & Owner, Jack Pan
I have an extensive background as a clinical physical therapist within a hospital system before establishing my own practice. In recent years, it has become clear that treatment decisions are often driven more by insurance reimbursement than by what truly benefits the patient.
As a result, treatment time has significantly decreased compared to a decade ago, and patient care has shifted from quality-driven to volume-driven. Anyone working in healthcare today would agree.
If you have experienced insurance-based physical therapy, you probably know exactly what I mean: sessions that are too short, care that's bounced between different staff members, and mostly exercises without the therapist ever actually laying hands on you.
For patients to see meaningful results, I believe every treatment decision should be made solely between the provider and the patient. The quality of care is directly tied to the amount of time spent with each patient and the attention given to their needs. And let's not forget manual therapy, a lost art that has nearly vanished from today's healthcare system.
The only way to make this kind of care possible today is to remove insurance reimbursement as a deciding factor in the treatment process. I understand this may be a challenge for some, especially if you have very good coverage. But before you say no to us based solely on whether we accept your insurance, ask yourself this: Do you just want to go through the motions of physical therapy, or do you want quality care that actually gets results?
If you're looking for the latter, or if you've already tried insurance-based physical therapy and didn't get the results you were hoping for, let's talk. We'd love to help you.
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