Dr. Danielle Hogan received her undergraduate degree in Athletic Training from Carthage College in Kenosha, Wisconsin. From there she pursued her graduate degree (Doctorate of Physical Therapy) from Northern Illinois University in Dekalb, Illinois.

Dr. Hogan decided to pursue a degree in physical therapy after experiencing a debilitating back injury while playing soccer as a college athlete. As a high school and college athlete, she has always had a strong appreciation for the human body and the amazing things we are capable of when we are living optimum, healthy lifestyles. It was during the recovery from her back injury that Dr. Hogan experienced first-hand the amazing effects physical therapy could have on not only an injured part of the body, but a patient’s overall health. She was also struck by the unique relationships physical therapists have the opportunity to build with their patients while helping them improve their overall health, mobility and quality of life.

“My goal is to empower each patient to take control of their health and improve their overall quality of life.”

Many of Dr. Hogan’s patients have left a lasting impression on her as a physical therapist and a person. Her experience working with many patients with Parkinson's disease who have overcome many challenges, despite the progressive nature of their disease really stands out to her. Above all, Dr. Hogan loves building connections with all different types of people. She loves seeing patients reach their health goals and return to the life and activities they are passionate about.

When she isn’t working with patients, Dr. Hogan can be found running and going for walks with her husband, Connor, and dog, Moose. She enjoys playing recreational soccer and other sports as well as exploring new restaurants in Houston (open to recommendations)!