I am a physical therapist at heart and CEO & owner of Motion and Therapy Partners INC. At Motion, I own and operate physical therapy clinics in Minnesota and Utah. In that role, I develop strategy for growth while maintaining quality, culture and mission at the forefront of decisions.

I am also the owner & CEO of Therapy Partners, a MSO (managed service organization) that operates the infrastructure of 60+ clinics across the midwest. This delivers back end solutions of billing, RCM, credentialing, contracting, EHR, IT, etc - we package it all for clinics to be autonomous and independent.

I completed my doctorate at University of Colorado-Denver. Became board certified in orthopedics (OCS), and did my fellowship in manual therapy (AAOMPT). I teach at the University of Minnesota in their DPT program, and teach and host post doctoral residents that we host in our clinics. I continue to work with USA ski and snowboard when able as medical staff, and have an awesome wife who approves the insanity above and an amazing kiddo and puppy to take on the world's adventures with.

Scott Curley, from an early age, was challenged by life and experienced a roller coaster of
hardships (including abuse, drug addiction, prison, and homelessness) yet he managed to use
those experiences as a vehicle for personal growth while building a better version of himself.

Scott is now the CEO of one of the largest and nationally recognized tax resolution firms and is an
author, a keynote speaker, and a mentor. He aims to help others identify their strengths and
purpose through the transformational power of storytelling. He embodies how it is
possible to turn life’s hardships into opportunities. He offers tips on becoming successful
by leveraging life's challenges and using them as catalysts for growth and positive transformation.

His story sparks meaningful and wonderful conversations that could ultimately stimulate an
introspection that will help others to identify and recognize their own internal greatness... which
he passionately believes we all possess. With his extensive experience as a CEO as well as being a prodigy salesperson, he helps business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals grow and identify opportunities by thinking outside of traditional boxes.

Scott is also the author of a rapidly selling autobiographical book: ABSOLUTION: The Dark
Path to Light chronicles his life journey through tragedies into triumphs.

Dianne V. Jewell, PT, DPT, PhD, FAPTA Biosketch

Dianne V. Jewell, PT, DPT, PhD, FAPTA is President and CEO of the Sheltering Arms Corporation and Hospitals.

Dr. Jewell has been a physical therapist for 35 years, having practiced in acute hospital, inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing, outpatient and community health settings in Richmond, VA. She also held an appointment for 11 years as Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). Additional adjunct teaching affiliations include the Doctor of Physical Therapy programs at the University of Tennessee Health Science

Center, the University of Vermont, Arcadia University and Mary Baldwin University. Prior to joining Sheltering Arms, she focused her efforts on rehabilitation technology as a consultant and then as Director of Clinical Practice, Outcomes and Education at WebPT (Phoenix, AZ).

Dr. Jewell completed her BA at Williams College (1984), her MSPT at Boston University (1988) and her transitional DPT at VCU (2008). She obtained her PhD in health services research and organization also from VCU (2003). She has published multiple peer‐reviewed articles and is author of Guide to Evidence‐Based Physical Therapist Practice, 5th edition (Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2022).

Dr. Jewell currently chairs the Sheltering Arms Institute Board of Managers. She previously served for 12 years on the Sheltering Arms Corporation and Hospitals board of directors, chairing the board for two and half of those years. Additional leadership service includes the boards of directors of the PCPI Foundation (Chicago, IL), the American Physical Therapy Association (Alexandria, VA) and the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (Chicago, IL).

She resides in the City of Richmond with her husband of 32 years, Capt. Darl (“Deuce”) W. Jewell, Jr. He is a retired 41‐year veteran of the Richmond Department of Fire and Emergency Services.