Keller / Ft. Worth, TX
Meet The Team
Every member of the R3 Physio team shares the same commitment: find the real cause, treat the whole person, and help you get back to the life you love.
Clinical Team
Your Doctors of Physical Therapy
Jason Racca, PT, DPT, CFMT, OCS, FNCP
Owner & Founder
My Story
It seems like often our passions are born out of our own personal experiences. A lot of what I enjoy treating, and the way that I look at health is because of our family's own health struggles. We have had to search out practitioners that were willing to "go beyond," and "think outside of the box."
Jason has been practicing in the Ft. Worth area since 2011. His primary training has been through the Institute of Physical Art and he is board certified in Functional Manual Therapy (FMT) — 1 of only 5 therapists in the Ft. Worth area with this certification, and 1 of 12 in the entire metroplex. He has also done extensive training through the Barral Institute's Visceral Manipulation curriculum, and is the only practitioner in the Ft. Worth area with his level of Visceral Manipulation training, and 1 of 4 in the entire metroplex with that level of training. Since 2009, he has worked with professional performing artists on traveling Broadway shows. He would often hear about how a lot of the care they were receiving was sub-par. You deserve better! He is married to Elizabeth (18 years) and has 3 children: Elyanah, Judah, and Aila Rose.
Professional Memberships
- •American Physical Therapy Association
- •American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy
- •Academy of Orthopedic Physical Therapy
- •Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy
- •Academy of Orthopedic Physical Therapy Performing Arts Special Interest Group
- •Texas Physical Therapy Association
- •International Association of Healthcare Providers
- •International Association for Dance Medicine and Science
- •Doctors for Dancers
- •Performing Arts Professional Partner Program — Texas A&M University School of Visual and Performing Arts
- •American Academy of Physiological Medicine and Dentistry
David Bancroft, PT, DPT, CFMT
Physical Therapist
Clinic Director
My Story
I've always enjoyed puzzles and figuring out how things work together. Combine that with a love for health and working with people, and you get PT. I truly enjoy helping people reach their full potential!
David got his undergraduate degree from Cedarville University in Ohio, where he also played baseball on scholarship, then earned his DPT from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, TX. He completed extensive training through the Institute of Physical Art and passed his Certified Functional Manual Therapy (CFMT) exam in 2022 with honors. He enjoys finding the true cause of dysfunction and looking at the human body as a whole. He has been married to his wife Holly since 2020 and they have a son, Conner, and a goldendoodle, Millie.
Professional Memberships
- •Titleist Performance Institute
- •Performing Arts Professional Partner Program — Texas A&M University
Anna Moore, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
My Story
After struggling for years with gastrointestinal issues, I found relief with the transformative power of visceral mobilization, and that opened my eyes to a more holistic approach to healing — one that goes beyond treating symptoms to nurturing the whole person. This realization became a cornerstone of my practice, fueling my passion to bring hope and enhance the quality of life for my patients.
Born and raised in Colorado, Anna earned her BS in Health & Exercise Science from Colorado State University and her DPT from Franklin Pierce University. Throughout her career she has helped athletes with orthopedic injuries, individuals with autoimmune and gastrointestinal conditions, post-partum mothers, and performing artists from traveling Broadway shows in Dallas. She is 1 of 5 therapists in the Ft. Worth area with her advanced level of visceral manipulation training and is also certified in trigger point dry needling. Away from the clinic, she explores life in Texas with her husband, Eddie.
Professional Memberships
- •International Association of Healthcare Providers
- •Performing Arts Professional Partner Program — Texas A&M University
Christina Morison, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
My Story
Years ago, I was a high school athlete facing a shoulder injury and a looming surgery recommendation. One month of physical therapy changed everything — I was back to throwing, no surgery needed. That experience showed me how powerful the right kind of care can be, and it shaped the way I practice today. I've devoted my career to helping people break free from the cycle of pain, pills, and temporary fixes by taking a deeper, more connected approach to healing.
Christina brings nearly 12 years of advanced manual therapy training to every patient interaction, including a year-long residency in Steamboat Springs, Colorado that transformed her understanding of how the body truly works together. She is currently pursuing her CFMT certification, known for its rigorous, hands-on standards and real-world results. Her approach is simple: find the "why" behind your symptoms so you can finally move forward. Her patients often tell her it's the first time they've felt heard, understood, and hopeful about lasting change. If you've been searching for someone who will listen deeply, look at your whole system, and help you finally turn a corner — Christina would love to be part of your healing journey. in Functional Manual Therapy to every patient interaction. Her holistic approach focuses on identifying the root cause of dysfunction and restoring full-body movement patterns so patients can return to the activities they love.
Angela Vizcaino, PT, DPT, MS
Physical Therapist
My Story
I've been the patient with odd symptoms, being tossed to multiple medical professionals, and losing the ability to enjoy my active lifestyle. As a soccer player, I had concussions and sprained ankles, but I also would lose sensation in my legs while running. As a hungry athlete, I loved food but could not eat without pain, abdominal issues, syncope, and heart rate dysregulation. Turns out, I'm a one-percenter (1%) — someone who has rare arterial compressions throughout the body. Yes, surgery is sometimes necessary, but I also found relief through physical therapy and holistic treatments to address the complex systems of the body. Traditional physical therapy would not restore my body. I needed a provider who addressed me as a whole person, including my cardiovascular system, nervous system, visceral organs, and musculoskeletal system. Through my own journey, I became the provider that I once needed.
Angela was born and raised in Texas and attended Texas Woman's University for her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Exercise Physiology & Sports Management. She worked as an Exercise Physiologist in Cardiac Rehab for a decade while also coaching soccer. She has worked with high-level athletes in the NFL, recreational athletes, and patients with neurological and cardiovascular conditions. Angela is also a certified Emergency Medical Responder. Outside the clinic, she enjoys playing soccer with her husband Richard, walking their three dogs, and traveling.
Support Team
The People Behind Your Experience
Natalie Merworth
Relationship & Intake Coordinator
Natalie is R3 Physio's Relationship and Intake Coordinator, committed to ensuring every interaction enriches your journey toward wellness.
From the moment you step into the facility, her goal is to make you feel thoroughly supported and valued. She actively coordinates all aspects of your care, ensuring that each treatment plan is not only adhered to but also optimized to meet your specific health needs. Understanding that each patient's journey is unique, she works closely with the clinical team to tailor your treatments and care pathways — ensuring your sessions are effective, comforting, and directly aligned with your recovery goals. Beyond scheduling and routine inquiries, she serves as a conduit for your concerns and feedback, making sure they are addressed promptly and with the utmost care. She also helps smooth out transitions within your treatment phases, from initial assessments to advanced therapeutic interventions, facilitating communication between you and your therapist and ensuring you have access to the resources you need. Her role extends beyond typical client services; it encompasses a deep commitment to your holistic health and satisfaction. By fostering a supportive and responsive environment, she strives to ensure that every aspect of your care is cohesive and conducive to your overall well-being.
Rosa Puckett
Client Care Team — Operations
Rosa is R3 Physio's full-time Client Care Coordinator over operations and is often the first face patients see when they arrive at the clinic.
She manages the day-to-day flow of the schedule, supports follow-up care and rescheduling, and helps coordinate the first phone call with our Relationship and Intake Coordinator, Natalie. Rosa plays a key role in creating the welcoming environment patients experience when they walk through the door and oversees our in-clinic recovery services, including the sauna, compression boots, and vibration plate. Her goal is to make every visit feel smooth, organized, and cared for from the moment you arrive until the moment you leave.
Jacki Alley
Client Care Team — Engagement
Jacki is R3 Physio's Client Care Coordinator for engagement, working part-time in the afternoons and evenings.
She focuses on reconnecting with patients who have fallen off the schedule, checking in when life gets busy, and making it easy to return to care when they are ready. Jacki also supports our outreach by following up on Google reviews and assisting with patient-facing communication and content. Her work helps ensure that patients feel remembered and supported — not forgotten — even between visits.
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