United States
Dr. Stacie is a Phoenix, Arizona-based Doctor of Physical Therapy who built The Physio Fix into a cross-platform health and rehabilitation channel aimed primarily at athletes navigating injury and recovery.
Total Followers +0.6%
1.5M
Across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok
Primary Platform
YouTube
136K followers · 9% of audience
Engagement
3.1%
vs. 1.5% category median
Sponsorship Tier
Macro
Est. $14K–$33K / IG post
After her husband Logan survived a massive hemorrhagic stroke in September 2024, Dr. Stacie used her PT expertise to lead his recovery — walking again, returning to work, and lifting weights. She was selected from nationwide finalists by public vote and honored by the American Heart Association on May 1, 2026.
In Episode 24 of the Score Builders podcast, Dr. Stacie discussed building a 1M+ social media following, expanding into online PT and virtual rehab, and blending strength training with physical therapy — all while managing family caregiving responsibilities.
| Window | YouTube | TikTok | Combined | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last 7 days | +2K +1.5% | +1K +0.1% | -104 -0.1% | +3K |
| Last 30 days | +3K +2.3% | +6K +0.5% | -394 -0.2% | +9K |
| Last 90 days | +12K +8.8% | +39K +3.3% | +9K +4.5% | +60K |
| Last 365 days | +12K +8.8% | +39K +3.3% | +9K +4.5% | +60K |
Daily follower snapshots from CreatorDB's longitudinal index.
Dr. Stacie is a Phoenix, Arizona-based Doctor of Physical Therapy who built The Physio Fix into a cross-platform health and rehabilitation channel aimed primarily at athletes navigating injury and recovery. Her professional background is unusually layered: a former collegiate gymnast who transitioned into competitive weightlifting, she also carries over fifteen years of experience as a strength and conditioning coach and nearly a decade as a mobility specialist. That combination of clinical PT credentials and lived athletic experience gives her content a practical, movement-centered perspective that resonates beyond standard physical therapy advice. Her top hashtags cluster heavily around knee pain, arthritis, and rehabilitation — reflecting a clear content niche that bridges recreational lifters, aging active adults, and post-surgical patients seeking structured, evidence-informed guidance.
Her audience skews slightly male and peaks in the 25–44 age band, consistent with the active-adult demographic most likely to seek rehabilitation content for sport-related injuries. A notable personal dimension — her TikTok bio identifies her as the wife of a stroke survivor — appears to inform a secondary content lane around neurological recovery that broadens her reach beyond pure sports rehab. With engagement rates running well above category median and consistent daily posting activity across TikTok and YouTube, her audience is actively engaged rather than passive. She also offers virtual rehab appointments globally, giving her a monetization layer independent of brand deals. This positions her well for partnerships with recovery technology, supplement, and mobility equipment brands targeting performance-focused consumers who prioritize clinical credibility over lifestyle aesthetics.
Thephysiofix sits squarely in the sports rehabilitation and musculoskeletal health category, making it a natural fit for brands in joint support supplements, mobility and recovery equipment, pain-management devices such as TENS units or compression therapy, and telehealth or virtual physical therapy platforms. Dr. Stacie's credentialed positioning as a licensed physical therapist with a strength-coaching background lends sponsored content clinical authority that generic fitness influencers cannot replicate — a meaningful differentiator for brands navigating health-claim compliance. The audience skews slightly male and concentrates in the 25–44 bracket, aligning with active adults managing overuse injuries or pursuing injury prevention, and the geographic footprint is overwhelmingly US-dominant with secondary reach across other English-speaking markets, which suits sponsors with North American distribution priorities. Posting cadence is strong — near-daily on TikTok, frequent on YouTube — and both platforms deliver engagement meaningfully above the category median, indicating an audience that actively consults the content rather than passively scrolling. No publicly documented brand partnerships appear in the available data, but the channel profile maps closely to deals typical of similar creators: joint supplement lines, recovery hardware brands such as Hyperice, and clinical-adjacent wellness tech.
Benchmark estimates for a creator at Thephysiofix's tier (Macro, 1.5M combined followers, United States). Pulled from CreatorDB's category benchmarks.
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Yes. Dr. Stacie openly identifies as wife to a stroke survivor in her TikTok bio, and her Instagram explicitly lists helping stroke survivors "comeback stronger" as part of her mission. This lived personal experience appears to have shaped her rehabilitation focus well beyond the typical sports-injury PT niche.
The Physio Fix is Dr. Stacie's own physical therapy practice, based in Phoenix, Arizona. It operates as both a brick-and-mortar clinic for in-person appointments and a virtual rehab service, so patients anywhere in the world can book sessions directly through her social media links.
Yes, Dr. Stacie competed as a collegiate gymnast before eventually transitioning into weightlifting and physical therapy. That dual athletic background is central to her brand — she specializes in treating gymnasts and barbell athletes precisely because she has competed in both disciplines herself.
Yes. The Physio Fix offers virtual rehabilitation appointments alongside in-person visits at the Phoenix, AZ location. Dr. Stacie's Instagram and TikTok bios both direct followers to booking links for both formats, making her accessible to injured athletes and stroke survivors well outside Arizona.
Dr. Stacie holds a doctorate in physical therapy, which is why she uses the "Dr." title across all her platforms. On top of that credential, she brings over 15 years of experience as a strength and conditioning coach and 7 years as a mobility specialist, making her background significantly deeper than most health-content creators.
Yes — treating barbell athletes is one of her stated clinical specialties, listed directly in her YouTube bio. Her own journey from collegiate gymnastics into weightlifting gives her firsthand insight into the injury patterns common in powerlifting, Olympic lifting, and CrossFit that a traditional clinical PT might not fully appreciate.
Knee pain relief, knee arthritis, and osteoarthritis rehabilitation dominate her hashtag strategy and appear to be her highest-performing content category. These topics sit at the intersection of her barbell-athlete clientele — where knee injuries are extremely common — and a much broader audience of active adults dealing with age-related joint issues.
Dr. Stacie transitioned from collegiate gymnastics into weightlifting, and her experiences with athletic injury and recovery appear to have guided her toward physical therapy as a profession. She now combines her PT doctorate with 15 years of strength and conditioning coaching, a path she describes as letting her merge clinical rehab with performance training in a way most traditional PTs cannot.
Both — her Instagram bio explicitly lists helping stroke survivors comeback stronger alongside injured athletes. Given that her husband is himself a stroke survivor, her neurological rehabilitation content carries a personal dimension that distinguishes it from the sports-recovery focus that makes up most of her feed.
The combination of a PT doctorate, a 15-year strength coaching career, and 7 years as a mobility specialist is unusually rare among health creators. Most PT influencers come from purely clinical backgrounds; Dr. Stacie's years on the competition floor and under the barbell mean her programming addresses the real demands of athletic training rather than defaulting to generic rehabilitation templates.
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