The Platform Team

The Platform, is truly a husband and wife owned business, built by two Arizona natives.

Dan and Hailey attended Physical Therapy School together and both realized they had a joint dream of opening a sports performance and athletic rehab facility.

Now, the team is growing and attracting talent in areas of Client Relations, Media Relations, Strength Coaches, Personal Trainers, Physical Therapist Assistants, and Physical Therapists.

Dr. Hailey Kaus, PT, DPT, ATC/L, Co-Owner

Dr. Hailey is a physical therapist and athletic trainer who specializes in treating gymnasts and dancers. Hailey is a former gymnast, cheerleader and dancer, as well as gymnastics coach herself. She loves working with these types of athletes as she understands the frustration of being injured and the importance of working with a medical provider who understands your sport.

Dr. Hailey opened The Platform in January of 2024 with her husband, Dr. Dan, with the goal of creating a space where athletes can come to recover from an injury, transition back to sport and train at an elite level to improve their sport performance.

Dr. Hailey is also an acro dance teacher at LA Dance, here in Peoria, and works with USA Gymnastics on the national and global level on their medical team.

Dr. Daniel Maggio, PT, DPT, CSCS, Co-Owner

Dr. Dan is a physical therapist, sport performance coach and personal trainer. He specializes in working with field and court-sport athletes and active adults who enjoy strength training and barbell training. He is a former collegiate rugby player and grew up playing baseball and basketball. Dr. Dan has been passionate about weight training for the past 20 years and loves helping others find their confidence through strength.

Dr. Dan opened The Platform with his wife, Hailey, in January of 2024 to create a space and culture where athletes can get stronger, rehab faster and improve their performance for sport. He is also passionate about create a safe and welcoming space where adults can learn barbell training to get strong and invest in long-term health first.