Brian Callegari PT, DPT

Brian is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who combines both personal and professional experiences to patient care. His journey into physical therapy began as a patient recovering from his own injuries. From there he was inspired to pursue PT as a career after experiencing the profound impact it had on his life.

As a physical therapist, Brian values building strong, meaningful relationships with his patients. His goal is to empower his clients with the knowledge and resources they need to make positive lifestyle changes and achieve long-term relief. While early in his career, he has a growing interest in pain science and concussion care.

Brian grew up in East Lyme, Connecticut, where he developed an early passion for sports and fitness. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Health Science in 2023 and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2025, both at Springfield College. After finishing his degree he moved to Portland, drawn to the balance of city life and access to nature. Outside of the clinic, Brian spends most of his time hiking and going to concerts.

Nick Ball, PT, DPT

Nick Ball is a native of the Sebago Lake area in Maine with a lifelong passion for sports, including soccer, basketball, and baseball. His journey into physical therapy began as a patient, following his interest in weightlifting and personal experiences with injury and pain. Driven by a desire to provide others with the answers and unique care he was after, Nick pursued a career in physical therapy. He holds an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from the University of Southern Maine and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) from the University of New England, graduating in May 2024.

Nick values Riverview’s relaxed and patient-centered environment, where he enjoys forming meaningful connections with his patients. While he has no specialized training yet, he is eager to further his education in orthopedics or sports therapy.

Nancy Crawford, PT
Clinic Director- Windham

From high school, Nancy had a clear goal of finding a career path that would allow her to combine her love for science with her desire to assist others in enhancing their health and fitness. After completing her education at Simmons College Boston, Nancy worked as a traveling physical therapist for some time and ultimately chose to make southern Maine her permanent home. She has now lived in Maine for over 25 years. During her leisure time, Nancy enjoys outdoor activities such as biking, hiking, kayaking, and spending time with her poodle, Percy. In recent years, Nancy has participated in multiple sessions on the Postural Restoration (PRI) approach. This method has considerably influenced Nancy’s approach to evaluating and treating patients. As a result, she now applies it to all her treatments.