Homegrown Physical Therapy was created to provide quality without the limitations and restrictions of health insurance companies.

Here your time matters, your care matters.

You are our mission.

Meet Dr. Tiffany Sheffield

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Dr. Tiffany Sheffield is a Physical Therapist with nearly a decade of experience and a track record of countless successful recoveries. She treats patients of all ages and backgrounds. From Special Forces operators to adolescent orthopedic cases and everything in between. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, suffer from musculoskeletal injuries, balance impairments, want to explore the benefits of dry needling, are managing pelvic floor dysfunction (for both men and women), or require more comprehensive treatment tailored uniquely to your needs, Dr. Sheffield is dedicated to delivering exceptional care conveniently brought right to your doorstep.

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Commitment 

At Homegrown Physical Therapy we are committed to our patients and their ease of access to treatment.

As the spokesperson for the Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners during the 89th Texas Legislative Session of 2025, Dr. Tiffany Sheffield played a leading role in advancing access to physical therapy by championing an increase in direct access care, from 10 days to 30 days without prior authorization from a physician or referring practitioner through the bipartisan House Bill 4099. This bill was sponsored by Representative Caroline Harris Davila (R), Representative Cody Harris (R), Representative Cody Vasut (R), Representative Barbara Gervin-Hawkins (D) and Senfronia Thompson (D). 

*The current direct access bill of 10 business days is still in affect until the Texas Board of PT Examiners is able to convene later this year (2025).