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The team at Crouse and MacGregor prioritise passion and compassion in their practice and patient care. You’ll sense this the moment you step through their door.

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Meet the Team

Megan Crouse

Megan Crouse

Director / Physiotherapist

Megan Crouse graduated from the University of Pretoria in 2009 and commenced her physiotherapy career at One Military Hospital in 2010, specialising in orthopedics and amputations. It was here that she discovered her passion for biomechanical abnormalities

Transitioning to private practice at Unitas Hospital in 2011, Megan joined a limb reconstruction and deformity correction team. This experience further fueled her enthusiasm, particularly in chronic biomechanical abnormalities and their integration into limb reconstruction, particularly cases involving external fixations. The more complex the case, the more fulfilled she feels.

In 2015, Megan, along with her ex-business partner Colett Robbertse, established an in-hospital and outpatient practice at Midstream Mediclinic under the guidance of GRB Physiotherapists from Unitas. The practice was

known as Crouse and Robbertse Physiotherapists from 2021 until 2023, when it became Crouse and MacGregor Physiotherapists following Colett’s emigration.

Between 2021 and 2023, Megan pursued and completed a Master’s in Physiotherapy with distinction at the University of Witwatersrand, specialising in limb reconstruction with external fixation. She approaches patient care with a familial attitude, striving to ensure every patient leaves with a smile.

Outside of work, Megan is a devoted mother to two energetic daughters. She finds joy in her vegetable garden and running, whenever her daughters allow her the time. Megan strongly believes in the power of teamwork and continuous in-service training and education to provide evidence-based, patient-focused treatments.

Daniella MacGregor

Danielle MacGregor

Director / Physiotherapist

Danielle MacGregor joined Crouse and Robbertse Physiotherapists in 2021, following her graduation from the University of Pretoria in 2019 with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy. She completed her community service year at Bertha Gxowa Rehabilitation Clinic in Germiston in 2020. Danielle has a keen interest in Neuromuscular-Skeletal disorders, which led her to complete the Advanced Neuromuscular-Skeletal (OMT) course hosted by the South African Society of Physiotherapy in 2023.

The year 2023 was pivotal for Danielle as she took on additional responsibilities, becoming a director alongside Megan in running the practice, following Colett’s departure.

This marked the establishment of Crouse and MacGregor Physiotherapists.

Danielle finds fulfillment in various aspects of physiotherapy and is committed to continuous learning and skill improvement to provide the best possible treatment for her patients. Outside of work, she cherishes time with her husband and dogs, enjoys playing Padel with friends, and indulges in gardening as a hobby.

Veronica Kluza

Practice Manager

Veronica, the practice manager at Crouse & MacGregor Physiotherapists, brings 7 years of invaluable experience in the medical industry, playing a crucial role in keeping the practice running smoothly. Her passion lies in assisting patients with medical inquiries and providing financial guidance to ease the burden of bills during their recovery/rehabilitation.

Responsible for overseeing daily operations, Veronica handles a wide array of tasks with efficiency, ensuring the practice functions effectively. Her ambition drives her to explore solutions, and her positive attitude and tireless energy make her a driving force in the workplace.

Veronica thrives in the fast-paced medical industry, where she can continuously learn, master new skills, and expand her knowledge. She credits her inspiration to her family, friends, and colleagues, who motivate her to work hard and achieve success.

In her leisure time, Veronica enjoys taking walks with her husband and kids, reading crime thrillers, and watching medical dramas. 

Jacky Caldwell

Receptionist

Jacky, who joined our admin team at Crouse & MacGregor Physiotherapists in 2024 brings with her a kind-hearted and empathetic nature, ensuring utmost discretion, confidentiality, and compassion in all patient interactions.

Jacky’s responsibilities encompass appointment scheduling, preparing patient medical files, managing the physiotherapists’ diaries, and maintaining a clean, welcoming environment.

Outside of work, Jacky finds joy in taking long walks with her dog, cherishes moments spent with her family, and has a passion for baking.

Lizmari

Lizmari Theron

Physiotherapist

Lizmari’s journey in physiotherapy is fueled by her competitive spirit and strong desire to make a meaningful impact on others’ well-being.

She earned her BSc Physiotherapy degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in 2022. Lizmari’s professional interests center around sports-related conditions and orthopedics. She is currently completing her advanced manual therapy course ensuring optimal hands-on patient care. She believes in the importance of recognising each patient’s unique circumstances, allowing her to tailor interventions to ensure exceptional outcomes, not just satisfactory ones.

In her leisure time, Lizmari indulges her adventurous side by traveling the world and embracing new challenges. Her adventurous spirit keeps her constantly seeking the next thrilling experience.

Wilmari Brown

Physiotherapist

Wilmari grew up in Malalane, Mpumalanga. She completed her Physiotherapy degree at the University of Pretoria in 1995.  Wilmari gained experience over the past 25 years, working in various Physiotherapy practices in Pretoria. She continuously attended various Physiotherapy courses to maintain and upskill her level of treatment.

3 main courses made a big impact in her way of evaluating and treating patients: the OMT 1 (Orthopaedic Manual Therapy 1/ Advanced Neuromuscular Skeletal Physiotherapy) completed in 2000, Cranial Sacral Therapy 1 and 2 completed in 2009 and 2012 and becoming a MAP Movement Trainer (Neural Myofascial Activated Postural Movement) in 2020. 

Wilmari’s passion is supportive of the MAP Movement’s slogan: “Move while you can, Move before you can’t”.  It is to assist patients and clients to progress to their personal maximum level of flexibility (mobility and strength) and to move without fear of movement.  It is important to have empathy, to listen, to meet the patients on their level of pain, fear, and uncertainty.  To discuss and give the relevant information, education, understanding and emotional support needed. Wilmari loves working hands-on and believes in the patient doing their part by doing daily exercises and applying the advice given during treatment session. 

Outside of work, Wilmari enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons.  She herself loves staying active by doing a weekly MAP Movement class, practicing Shorin Ryu Shorinkan Karate and leisurely jogging, and cycling off-road.

Naseelah Mahomed

Physiotherapist

Naseelah is a passionate physiotherapist who graduated with a BSc in Physiotherapy from the University of the Witwatersrand in 2023. She completed her community service at Tshwane District Hospital, where she gained valuable hands-on experience in both an inpatient and outpatient setting, treating various conditions including chest physiotherapy, neurological rehab, and musculoskeletal conditions. 
With a focus on a holistic approach to patient care, Naseelah is committed to addressing not only the injury or condition at hand but also the broader impact on her patients’ quality of life. She takes the time to truly listen to her patients’ concerns and works with them to develop personalized treatment plans that support their long-term well-being. Her empathetic nature and dedication to helping others make her a trusted and approachable practitioner. She is however not scared of whipping out the needles when needed.
Outside of her professional life, Naseelah enjoys nurturing her creative talents, spending quality time with family, watching series, and indulging in her love for ice skating. Known for her infectious laughter, she brings warmth and positivity to every interaction.

Nadine Zondi

Physiotherapist

Nadine graduated from the University of Pretoria in 2022 and began her journey as a physiotherapist through community service in the rural areas of the East Rand, where she had the opportunity to connect with people from diverse backgrounds. Since then, she has gained valuable experience in a variety of orthopaedic and neuro-rehabilitation settings, working in both hospital environments and out-patient practice.
With a passionate and dedicated approach, she believes in building strong, supportive relationships with her patients. Her personalised, hands-on care is focused on helping each individual reach their full potential. A warm and professional manner allows patients to feel heard, motivated, and empowered throughout their recovery and long-term wellness journey.
Outside of work, Nadine enjoys spending quality time with her family, getting lost in a good book, and expressing her creativity through art. These interests help her maintain a balanced and thoughtful approach to both life and her work.
She is committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centred care and looks forward to contributing meaningfully to each patient’s rehabilitation and well-being.

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T: 012 942 0827
F: 086 665 3505
E: reception@myphysio.org.za

Open Hours

Mon – Fri — 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday, Sunday, Public Holidays — Closed

Midstream Hill Medical Park,1st Floor, Unit 111,Corner of Midstream Hill 1st Floor, Unit 111 Midstream, 0157

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