Aquatic Physical Therapy 715.848.4551

Community Aquatic Programs 715.848.4535

Aquatic Services Manager 715.848.4551

Questions? Email Our Team at AquaticTherapy@norcen.org

We’re located at 2400 Marshall Street in Wausau, Wisconsin. Take Lake View Drive from Grand Avenue. Turn right (north) onto Marshall Street into the NCHC parking lots. You will see the new skilled nursing facility ahead and the Aquatic Therapy Center on your left. There are handicap accessible parking sports near the front entrance.

Our Physical Therapy Team

Brad Beilke BS – Physical Therapist

After four years in the United States Marine Corp., Brad attended UW Madison and earned his BS in Physical Therapy. He continued his education with courses in sport medicine, orthopedics, spinal care and manual therapy. He also previously owned and operated a health club specializing in strength training.

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Michael Haylett PT, DPT, OCS, MTC – Physical Therapist

Michael has been a physical therapist since 2010 after graduating from Carroll University with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Since then he has achieved further Board Certification in Orthopedics, and has also received his Manual Therapy Certification. Over the course of his career, he has gained a vast experience in treating a variety of conditions in the outpatient and industrial environment.

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BRIANNA GROELLE Physical Therapist Assistant

Brianna is a graduate of the Physical Therapist Assistant Program of Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Green Bay where she earned her Associates Degree in Applied Science with Highest Honors. Brianna enjoys spending her free time outdoors with her family and dog.

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Leslie Keeffe PT – Physical Therapist (Pediatric)

Leslie earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a degree in Physical Therapy from UW Madison. Her professional experiences include teaching at a Montessori school before starting a 20-year career as a physical therapist. She has served a majority of that time as the Birth-to-Three therapist for Marathon, Lincoln and Langlade Counties. She is very excited to be a part of the aquatic therapy team helping young people gain strength, functional skills and confidence through the buoyant healing properties of water.