Specialists in Senior Wellness and Aging in Place
Active Aging is the result of twenty years of friendship and a shared passion in caring for seniors in our community. Forty years combined experience in home health care has shown us the need for a comprehensive approach to supporting seniors in the common goal of aging in place with dignity and a high quality of life. We see patients thrive during our time together for physical therapy, and often hear "I wish you could keep coming!" and "I do so much better when you are here." By offering ongoing wellness care and safety services, in addition to physical therapy, our patients are equipped to safely maintain their independence and optimize their health and well-being.
Meet the Team
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Stephanie Antony, PT, MSPT
Owner, Physical Therapist
Stephanie earned a Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine from Pepperdine University and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Regis University. Stephanie brings 20 years of experience in geriatric rehabilitation to Active Aging. Having practiced in multiple rehab settings, home health has long been Stephanie's preferred place to provide patient care. She loves having one-on-one time with each patient, establishing a relationship with patients and families, hearing their stories and helping to increase their quality of life--this most enjoyable part of her work!
Cyndy Tool, LPN
Nurse, Wellness & Medication Management
Cyndy has been in the medical field for 40 years, and a licensed nurse for 30 years. Cyndy received her nurse training in San Marcos, California in 1992. While Cyndy spent many years in the hospital, her true love is home health, where she has practiced for the past 14 years. Cyndy brings decades of experience and a genuine care for seniors when assisting Active Aging clients with medication management, weekly med box refills and well-care nursing assessments that help seniors stay healthy and age-in-place.
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Mandy Sevier, PT, MSPT
Owner, Physical Therapist
Mandy earned a Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine from Colorado State University and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Regis University. After spending 20 years serving patients from birth to over 100 years old in multiple practice settings, Mandy found treating the geriatric population the most rewarding. Serving clients/families and meeting them where they are in their journey through one-on-one care relationship building and hearing their stories brings joy each day.