Our Locations

Serving Our Community Across
North Central Texas

At LP Physical Therapy, we’re proud to serve our communities with convenient, accessible care across North Central Texas.

With multiple clinic locations, we make it easy for you to get the expert physical therapy you need—close to home. Find the location nearest you below, complete with address details, contact info, and embedded maps to help you get here with ease.

Terri Lloyd

Medical Records Clerk

Terri is a lifelong resident of Hillsboro and a mother of three, with Dr. Lloyd being her oldest. She enjoys being able to be apart of the clinic’s caring staff and friendly atmosphere. She enjoys baking, church activities and taking long walks with her husband, Larry. Her favorite activity consists of spending time with family, especially her three beautiful grandchildren.

Kali Skerik, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Kali is a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant with almost 10 years of experience. She has served in pediatrics, home health, nursing home and now outpatient therapy. Kali started working full time with us in October of 2022. She loves working with patients of all ages and finding creative ways to achieve their goals while making therapy fun. She enjoys celebrating her patients’ achievements and watching them gain the confidence to achieve even more.

Kali graduated from West and married her high school sweetheart Tyler. They now have two children and live on a farm outside town. They enjoy checking on cows on the Ranger, camping, hunting, and anything outdoors.

Demi Knight, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Demi is from the small town of Hubbard, TX and graduated from the Physical Therapy Assistant Program at McLennan Community College in 2017. Over the course of her 5 years she’s had the blessing of working in several settings including SNF, outpatient, and home health, broadening her role as a PTA.

She is committed to God first (because without Him all else fails) family and her career. She enjoys cooking, crafting, working out, playing games, and making valuable memories with family and loved ones. Demi is beyond excited to be on this journey with LP Physical Therapy!

Bri Davis, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Bri is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant with over 5 years experience in a variety of settings. She always knew she wanted to work in the medical field and found her passion while working as a physical therapy aid. Bri loves teaching her patients the tools to return to activities that they enjoy and celebrates each accomplishment they make along the way. She moved to the area in 2020 “for just one year” to enjoy life at Lake Whitney with her husband and dogs. Bri enjoys spending time with her family, hanging out at the lake, traveling, and exercising.

Christian Akers, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Christian is a graduate of Pima Medical Institute’s Physical Therapist Assistant and Arizona State University’s Kinesiology programs. Practicing for over 6 years in a variety of settings, he has continued his education becoming a Certified Clinical Instructor with a focus on orthopedics and sports medicine; carrying certifications with RockTape(r) and IASTM. Christian enjoys all things fitness including researching whole body wellness for overall health. In his downtime he enjoys grilling, watching football and getting outside with his wife and 3 young children.

Dr. Matthew Peacock, PT

Physical Therapist, Senior Partners

Dr. Peacock, a long-time resident of Hubbard, Texas, graduated from Texas A&M Corpus Christi in 2007 with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. He completed his Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from the University of St. Augustine, Austin in 2014.

Prior to enrolling in physical therapy school, Dr. Peacock was in the commercial insurance industry for 4 years. He worked daily with large companies to insure that their investments and property were protected. After many long conversations with his wife, and lots of prayer, Dr. Peacock decided to follow his true passion of helping others regain their daily lives by pursuing a career in the medical industry.

Dr. Peacock has been helping patients better the quality of their lives for over the past five years. His daily goal is to help his patients’ rehabilitation process in a loving and christian environment by not only treating but also training and educating them to an overall healthier way of living.

In his spare time, Dr. Peacock enjoys spending time with his wife, Ashlee, and their four amazing children. He can always be found at the baseball fields and on the basketball court coaching his oldest daughter’s teams. He enjoys hunting, fishing, golfing and teaching his children the love of outdoors. Dr. Peacock has served on many boards and committees including Hubbard ISD school board, an active usher and member of St. Paul Lutheran Church, and currently holds the vice president position of the Tris Speaker Club in Hubbard.

Dr. Stefan Lloyd, PT

Physical Therapist, Senior Partners

Dr. Lloyd, a long-time resident of Hillsboro, Texas, graduated from Tarleton State University in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. He graduated from Texas Woman’s University with his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in May 2019.

Prior to entering the medical field, Dr. Lloyd worked as a reporter and news editor of The Reporter Newspaper for nearly eight years. He has volunteered locally in many different capacities, including President of Leadership Hillsboro, Marketing Director of Habitat for Humanity of Hill County, and many more. He is a very active member of Grace City Church of Hillsboro and enjoys spending time with his wife Lauren and daughters Olivia & Stella in his spare time.

Dr. Lloyd was driven to the medical field with a desire to help people manage their pain conservatively. He has a strong passion for the geriatric population and wants to enable people to regain and maintain their physical independence as they age. He also works very closely with Hill College to help athletes recover and safely strengthen their bodies after a sports injury.

His medical research contributions include a comparative analysis entitled “Effects of Two Different Dry–Needling Techniques on Lumbar Multifidus Activation and Pressure Pain Threshold in Healthy Adults,” which was presented to area clinicians at TWU’s annual research conference in November 2018. He has a certification with Masters of Dry Needling, and KAATSU BFR training.