About

Heath and Kimberlyn's professional journey began at Piedmont Ortho in January 2020, where they discovered their shared commitment to patient recovery and community care. In 2022, inspired by their love of small-town life and athletics, they envisioned opening their own practice in Gray, GA. Today, they bring that vision to life, providing state-of-the-art care to Gray and its surrounding communities, while maintaining the warmth and personal attention that defines small-town healthcare.

Meet the Team

Kimberlyn Wilson

PT, DPT, SCS, Cert DN:
Co-Owner/Physical Therapist

Kimberlyn earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of North Georgia in 2018, building upon her undergraduate degree in Exercise and Sport Science from the University of Georgia in 2015. Her commitment to sports medicine led her to complete a Sports Residency at the University of Kentucky (2018-2019), where she achieved Board Certification as a Sports Physical Therapy Specialist. Her comprehensive expertise encompasses sports rehabilitation, post-operative care, general orthopedics, spine treatment, blood flow restriction training, dry needling, and wellness programs.

Her passion for athletics is deeply rooted in her background as a competitive gymnast, having trained at The Gym Nest in Macon from age three through high school. This experience, combined with eight years of coaching and helping establish the Jones County High School gymnastics team, gives her unique insight into artistic sports. During her tenure at the University of Kentucky, she collaborated with researchers and physical therapists to study post-operative shoulder function and recovery timelines. She also received specialized training in gymnastics medicine while working with the University's Women's Gymnastics team, developing expertise in injury prevention and return-to-sport protocols that she now applies to artistic athletes throughout Middle Georgia.

When not in the clinic, Kimberlyn embraces an active lifestyle, enjoying time with family, fitness, hunting, traveling, playing guitar, and cheering for the DAWGS! Her mission remains clear: helping patients safely return to their passions while implementing effective injury prevention strategies to keep them active and engaged in what they love.

Heath Mills

PTA, ATC: Co-Owner/Physical
Therapy Assistant/Athletic Trainer

Heath brings extensive credentials and experience to his role as a certified athletic trainer and physical therapy assistant. He earned his Sports Medicine degree from Valdosta State University in 1994, followed by a master's in Exercise Science from Georgia Southern University in 1996. He later completed his Physical Therapy Assistant degree from Kent State University in 2014. With over twenty-five years of experience in orthopedic rehabilitation and sports medicine, he has worked with athletes across numerous sports and patients with diverse injuries.

A Wilkinson County native, Heath has called Jones County home since 1998. He and his wife Dawn Mills have two children: Ashley, who is married to Graham Dykes and has a son Davis; and Austin, who attends Georgia Military College in Milledgeville as a member of the Bulldog golf team. When not treating patients, Heath can be found cheering on the Georgia Bulldogs or attending Gray United Methodist Church. His passion lies in helping patients return to the activities they love, and he's grateful to provide sports medicine and physical therapy services to the Jones County community..

Bonnie Brooks

PT, DPT, Cert DN, Cert SMT
Physical Therapist

Bonnie earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of North Georgia and has been practicing since 2015. She has continued to advance her expertise through certifications in dry needling and spinal manipulation. Her passion for sports and physical performance, which began during her years as a competition cheerleader at both her high school and Georgia College, has evolved into a career dedicated to empowering people of all athletic abilities.

When not treating patients, Bonnie stays active running, reading and enjoying family time through biking, tennis, pickleball and various recreational sports. She and her husband Chip also manage O'Quinn's Mill, their farm and event venue. As a member of Gray Methodist Church alongside Heath and Kimberlyn, Bonnie appreciates working in an environment that truly feels like home!

Blake Bellflowers

PTA
Physical Therapy Assistant

Originally from Valdosta, Blake has served as a healthcare professional in central Georgia since 2021. He graduated from Central Georgia Technical College in December 2024 with his Physical Therapist Assistant license. Prior to entering healthcare, Blake worked as a Grand Opening Supervisor for Chick-fil-A, traveling nationwide to launch new restaurants and develop staff. His passion for helping others achieve their goals emerged during his time as a NASM-certified personal trainer, which inspired him to pursue a career in physical therapy.

Blake is dedicated to building meaningful relationships with his patients and providing personalized care to help them reach their unique goals. When he's not treating patients, he enjoys watching sports, working out, and attending concerts. He is excited to join the Hometown team and serve the residents of Jones County and surrounding communities.

Jeanine Wilson

Jeanine, originally from Dexter, GA, has been an active member of the Jones County community since 1983. She earned her Education degree from Mercer University and later completed her Master's degree at Georgia College and State University (GCSU).

Her distinguished career in education began at Jonesco Academy, followed by John Milledge Academy, before finding her home at Gray Elementary School. There, she dedicated herself to enriching children's lives as an educator until her retirement in 2017, though she continued to substitute teach until 2024. During her tenure with the Jones County School System, she served as assistant Cross Country Coach for 8 years and founded the Gymnastics team in 2009, leading it as head coach until 2024.

Now in her second career, Jeanine serves as our Office Manager, where she provides exceptional care to our patients.

Outside of work, Jeanine is passionate about family and maintains a small hobby farm with turkeys, goats, chickens, cats, dogs, and bees. She enjoys crafting, cooking, watching sports, and traveling. Known for her warm personality, she strives to bring smiles to those around her and shares her strong faith with others.

Office Manager

Tori Cauley Scroggins

I was a born and raised in Fort Valley, GA. I have 2 kids. I enjoy being outdoors and spending time with family.

Front Desk

Lia Webb

I was raised in Gray, Georgia and I’m very proud to call this community my home. The school system, school sports, and my church helped me become who I am today. After high school, I attended Middle Georgia State University and graduated with a Bachelors degree in New media and communication. In 2021 I received my real estate license and currently still practice residential real estate.

When I’m not working I enjoy spending time with my wonderful spouse and three amazing kids. You can find us at church, playing games, swimming, hunting, fishing and playing sports. Outside of work and family time I enjoy reading, gardening, doing puzzles, traveling and going on new adventures. Time spent with family and in natures fuels my appreciation for the beauty of our world.

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What Our Clients Say

“I love the game of football and spring practice of 2021. I had a major injury to my ankle. I had tightrope surgery on my ankle and required physical therapy to get back to the game I love. Miss Kimberlyn worked with me for about three months to get me in the best shape possible. The respect I have for her is tough to sum up. She is truly amazing. Miss Kimberlyn is very knowledgeable about what she is doing. She knows your limits and how to push them but not too much that you reinjure yourself. She wants the best for you as an athlete. Because she wanted what was best for me and how much I wanted to get back to football, she took extra time to help me. She works hard to build you back up. She listens to you and how you are feeling on that particular day and works to give you new strategies that you may need for something else that might arise. Even now, I can always text her and ask her what exercises I need to do to help with anything that might be tight, sore, etc. Miss Kimberlyn is a nice, kind, and understanding Physical Therapist. She cares about her patients and has good relationships with them. I would put her up against all the PTs in Georgia, and she would come out on top. She is the best.”

-Grayson
“I had rotator cuff surgery and had to have physical therapy. Heath Mills and Kimberlyn Wilson were my therapists. I had heard how bad and painful this rotator cuff therapy was—others who had this surgery and therapy said they left with tears in their eyes. Heath asked me about 5-6 weeks into my treatment how I thought it was going. I told him I was hesitant to say it because of the stories others told about how painful the therapy was, but if the first four weeks were the hardest, then mine would be a piece of cake because my treatment hardly had any pain. They are concerned about your needs and how you feel and try to work around your schedule for therapy. If you had to ask me about physical therapists, I would recommend Heath and Kimberlyn.”

-Kenny
“Just wanted to share a little bit about Kimberlyn and Heath. It’s been a pleasure working with them. They always strive to achieve their goals for patients and really make the environment light up. They interact with all patients on every level, both physically and emotionally. They’re considerate, kind, and truthfully enjoyable to work with.”

-Steph
“I would like to share a quick note to let you know how glad I am that I came to Heath Mills and Kimberlyn Wilson for physical therapy. I had a Total Knee Replacement and Manipulation surgery. Their experience and encouragement helped me deal with and recover from my surgeries. They were always professional and helpful. I was impressed with the care and dedication they showed their other patients and me. They are knowledgeable in their field and passionate about your recovery. My therapy is almost finished, and I can’t believe how far I have come. Heath and Kimberlyn had the difficult job of helping me get my bend and extension in my knee working again. My knee has improved with each visit. I received the best therapy and would return to them in a heartbeat! I am so happy they were my therapist. They helped me become me again. They love what they do, and it shows! I will be making referrals to them. I want to take this time to thank Heath and Kimberlyn for all they did for me, even when I was frustrated. Thanks again.”

-Shirley

Book an Appointment

It depends. Most insurances now follow “direct access” rules, allowing you to be seen in physical therapy without physician referral, however, there are still some that require referral before beginning therapy. If you would like more info or need to determine if you can see us without referral. Give us a call at (478) 550-3702.
Any orthopedic injury non-operative or post-operative (ankle sprain, total knee replacement, rotator cuff tendinitis, rotator cuff repair, etc), generalized weakness, balance, and gait difficulties. Find our list of services here.
Any sort of loose fitting clothing, athletic wear, tennis shoes that may be removed easily.
Typically initial evaluations last 1 hour, with follow ups lasting 1 hour to 1.5 hours depending on injury.
Initially, you will be evaluated by a physical therapist. After they determine the proper treatments for your injury, you may receive a number of manual treatments (dry needling, soft tissue massage, cupping, mobilization or manipulation), as well as, exercise to maintain that manual treatment, and modalities (electrical stimulation, ultrasound, compression, ice, moist heat) to calm down pain and inflammation.
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