Dana Miller

Dana is a Physical Therapist with over 30 years of professional experience in long-term care, home health and outpatient clinics.

She works with patients of all ages, and her specialties range from injury-preventative programs to post surgical rehabilitation. She is also a wound care specialist. Dana finds it rewarding to teach people how to rehab through exercise.

Dana integrates her Whole Wellness partners, such as Chiropractors, massage therapists, Pilates trainers, acupuncturists, and naturopathic physicians in the regimen of her patients’ treatment.

A graduate of Northwestern University, she was a member of its first Master’s Degree class for physical therapy in 1992. Dana knew she wanted to become a physical therapist at the age of 13 years old, after going through several weeks of intense rehab for a serious ankle injury.

An athlete in her own right, she was the first female to fight in the Golden Gloves in Indiana in 1994. Dana played women’s professional football for 12 years and played on a men’s semi pro football team in 2007. She coached women’s football as an offensive coordinator for 2 years. She recently held the position of quarterbacks’ coach, assistant offensive coordinator as well as trainer duties for the Indianapolis Sabers men’s arena football team.

Raised in the Indianapolis area, she is a die-hard Colts fan and relocated to the Chicagoland area in November 2021. A newlywed as of October 2022, she continues to be an active athlete and plays football, softball, rides motorcycles, enjoys working in her yard, DIY projects, camping and spending time with her dogs.