BPi North Idaho Physical Therapy | Kroc Center Clinic
Physical Therapy, Aquatic Therapy and Nutrition at the CDA Kroc Center
1765 W. Golf Course Rd.
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Open weekdays 7 am - 5 pm
Phone: (208) 277-0795
Fax: (208) 277-0775
Improve How You Move and Eat Today and for Years to Come
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Aquatic Therapy
Aquatic physical therapy uses the buoyancy, support, and resistance of water to create a lower-impact environment for purposeful movement.
The pool can help people work on strength, balance, mobility, coordination, walking, and endurance with less stress on painful joints or weight-bearing structures. This makes aquatic therapy useful not only during recovery, but also for people who want to preserve movement, build confidence, and support long-term physical independence.
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Nutrition Therapy
Nutrition influences energy, recovery, body composition, physical performance, and long-term health.
BPi registered dietitians provide individualized guidance based on your health, lifestyle, food preferences, challenges, and goals. Nutrition therapy can support people pursuing better everyday habits, healthier aging, improved athletic performance, sustainable weight management, or greater confidence in their food choices.
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Dry Needling
Muscle tension, trigger points, and restricted movement can interfere with how comfortably and efficiently the body performs.
When appropriate, dry needling may be incorporated into a broader physical therapy plan to address muscular limitations and support improved mobility. It is one tool within a more complete strategy that may also include strengthening, movement education, and guided exercise.
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Sauna
Sauna provides a heat-based wellness and recovery experience designed to complement an active lifestyle. Sessions may promote relaxation, support circulation, and help the body transition from physical effort into recovery.
As part of a broader approach to movement, nutrition, and health optimization, sauna gives people another practical tool for maintaining resilience, supporting daily performance, and investing in long-term well-being.
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Physical Therapy
Physical therapy at BPi begins with understanding how your body moves and how that movement affects your daily performance.
Your physical therapist may evaluate mobility, strength, balance, coordination, movement patterns, and functional capacity. The resulting plan is built around what you want to accomplish, whether that means navigating stairs more confidently, returning to recreation, improving work capacity, or staying active as you age.
Build Capacity for What Life Asks of You
Move with Greater Confidence
Improve the balance, coordination, mobility, and strength needed for walking, stairs, household responsibilities, and everyday movement.
Preserve Strength and Independence
Develop physical capacity that supports an active lifestyle and helps you continue performing important daily activities as you age.
Return to Recreation and Exercise
Prepare your body for hiking, swimming, golf, cycling, fitness, yard work, travel, and the other activities that make life enjoyable.
Improve Balance and Stability
Use land-based or aquatic movement to develop greater control, stability, and confidence during daily activities.
Support Healthy Aging
Establish a sustainable approach to strength, mobility, balance, endurance, and nutrition that supports long-term function and quality of life.
Perform Better at Work and Home
Build the movement capacity and physical confidence needed to meet the demands of your occupation, family responsibilities, and daily routine.
Strengthen Your Relationship with Nutrition
Work with a registered dietitian to better understand how nutrition can support energy, performance, recovery, and long-term health.
Our BPi Kroc Center Location Team
Physical Therapist | Aquatic Therapy
Bradley Kruger, PT, DPT
Clinic Director | Physical Therapist
Shawna Clegg, PT
Physical Therapist
Leah Joy, MA, RDN, LD
Registered Dietitian
Shelby Fruechte, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Debora Caires Nelson, PT, ATRI-C
Physical Therapist | Aquatic Therapy
Amanda Smith, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Hannah Emerson, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Heidi Brackebusch, MS, RDN, LD
Registered Dietitian
Why Choose the BPi Kroc Center Location?
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The Kroc Center gives BPi professionals access to an environment where movement, strength, balance, and endurance can be developed in the water.
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People can come to BPi because they want to improve how they move, maintain independence, develop healthier habits, or prepare for a more active future—not only because they are injured.
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Physical therapists, aquatic professionals, and registered dietitians provide multiple ways to support health and human performance.
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The Kroc Center can support people rebuilding capacity, maintaining an active lifestyle, preparing for new physical goals, or working toward healthier aging.
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A Kroc Center membership is not required to participate in aquatic physical therapy through BPi.
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When another service or specialist is more appropriate, patients can explore additional BPi locations and health optimization services throughout the region.
Your Starting Point at BPi
1. Define What Better Performance Means to You
Your goal may be moving more comfortably, becoming stronger, maintaining independence, improving balance, returning to activity, or supporting long-term health.
2. Understand Your Current Abilities
A BPi professional will learn about your health history, lifestyle, activities, current limitations, and desired outcomes. Appropriate assessments may examine movement, strength, mobility, balance, endurance, or nutrition.
3. Create an Individualized Plan
Your plan may incorporate land-based movement, aquatic therapy, guided exercise, mobility work, nutrition guidance, education, or other appropriate BPi services.
4. Measure Meaningful Progress
Progress should connect to real life. Your BPi team will monitor changes based on the activities and abilities that matter to you.
5. Continue Building for the Future
As your abilities improve, your plan can evolve from restoring movement to building capacity, maintaining health, and pursuing new goals.
Kroc Center BPi Physical Therapy FAQs
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No. BPi can also support people who want to improve movement, build strength, maintain independence, address nutrition, support healthy aging, or prepare for an active lifestyle.
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Its defining feature is access to aquatic physical therapy. The location also provides land-based physical therapy, movement-focused services, dry needling, and nutrition therapy.
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No. A Kroc Center membership is not required to receive aquatic physical therapy through BPi.
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The pool provides buoyancy and resistance that can be used to develop strength, mobility, balance, endurance, and movement confidence with less weight-bearing demand.
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Not necessarily. People may also seek guidance because they want to better understand their movement, preserve physical abilities, improve nutrition, or prepare for future activity. The team can help determine the most appropriate service.
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No. These are separate BPi North Idaho Physical Therapy locations in Coeur d’Alene. Each has its own contact information, team, hours, and specialty services.
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The Kroc Center team includes registered dietitians. Contact BPi to confirm current in-person or virtual appointment availability.
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Coverage depends on the service and individual insurance plan. Some services may qualify for insurance coverage, while others may be self-pay. Contact BPi or your insurance provider for service-specific information.
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Call the Kroc Center clinic at (208) 277-0795 or submit an appointment request. The team can help connect you with the service and professional that best fit your goals.