Edwin Joseph Mones, PT 

 Is a highly experienced orthopedic physical therapist in Rowlett, Texas, with over 45 years of clinical expertise. He is the owner of Gilead Physical Therapy and Rehab in where he provides specialized, hands-on care for patients recovering from orthopedic injuries, surgeries, and chronic pain. Licensed in Texas (License No. 1040442), Edwin’s practice integrates proven manual therapy techniques such as Orthopedic & Sports injury, Neck, Back, Shoulder, & Joint Pain, Post-Surgical Recovery, Spine & Extremity Mobilization Manipulation,  dry needling, Shockwave Therapy, decompression therapy, and ultrasound treatments. Patients often refer to him as having “magic hands” for his unique ability to restore mobility and reduce pain.

Practice & Care Philosophy

At Gilead Physical Therapy, Edwin Mones PT brings together clinical skill, compassion, and a deep sense of purpose. His treatment, style is both evidence-based and personal, focusing on restoring strength, reducing pain, and improving his patients’ quality of life. His goal is not only physical healing, but also helping people reclaim independence, confidence, and hope.

The Balm of Gilead Connection

Rooted in the inspiration of Jeremiah 8:22, Edwin’s work at Gilead Physical Therapy reflects the timeless message of God’s healing:

“Is there no balm in Gilead? Is there no physician there? Why then is there no healing for the wound of my people?” — Jeremiah 8:22

At Gilead Physical Therapy, God uses the skilled hands of Edwin J. Mones, PT as a modern expression of the Balm of Gilead. Through compassion, wisdom, and healing touch, Edwin helps restore what was broken, renew strength where pain once lived, and bring freedom and hope to every patient.

Just as the Balm of Gilead brought healing in Scripture, Edwin’s care is a reminder that God still provides healing today—body, mind, and spirit.

With decades of dedication, Edwin Mones PT has built a reputation as a trusted physical therapist and a caring presence in the Rowlett community. His life’s work stands as a testimony that healing extends beyond the body—it touches the soul, uplifts the spirit, and restores hope.