We are excited to share some great news with our patients and local community. Our Mountain Land Physical Therapy clinic in Holladay, Utah has recently completed renovations. While we are still in the same convenient location, our space now has a refreshed look that better reflects our commitment to patient comfort and quality care. If […]
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We are proud to share that Howard Quackenbush II, PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS has been nominated by APTA Utah for the APTA Leadership Policy Maker Award. This nomination recognizes individuals who demonstrate exceptional leadership, advocacy, and commitment to advancing physical therapy through policy and innovation. Howard has embodied these qualifications through his substantial contributions to
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Being in a car accident can turn your life upside down in an instant. Even if the crash seemed minor, your body may tell a different story in the hours or days that follow. Starting physical therapy sooner rather than later can make a big difference in how well and how quickly you recover. Common
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Why the Idaho Medicaid Rally Matters for Physical Therapy and Patient Care Recently, hundreds of people gathered at the State Capitol in Idaho to rally against proposed Medicaid cuts. Advocates, healthcare providers, patients, and community members came together with a shared message: Medicaid is essential, and cuts to this program would have real consequences for
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Most people have injured an ankle at some point. Maybe it happened years ago on a hike, stepping off a curb, playing sports, or just walking across uneven ground. Even without snow or ice, ankle injuries are extremely common and can put stress on the joints. If you are still dealing with ankle pain, stiffness,
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We are proud to recognize Jeremy Memmott, Executive Director of I.T. & Security for Mountain Land Physical Therapy Partners, for being named a finalist for the 2026 Top 100 Information Security Professional Award. This recognition reflects Jeremy’s leadership and the real impact of his work in healthcare information security, where protecting patient data and clinical
We are proud to share that Bart McDonald, PT, MPT, ECS, FMSK, will be speaking at the Mountain Foot & Ankle Conference in Sun Valley. Bart will be presenting on Musculoskeletal Ultrasound (MSKUS) and Electromyography (EMG) in podiatry, two advanced diagnostic tools that continue to play an important role in modern foot and ankle care.
Understanding Personal Injury Protection (PIP) After a Car Accident Being involved in a car accident can be overwhelming. Between managing injuries, appointments, and insurance paperwork, it is not always clear where to start. One type of coverage that often plays a key role in recovery is Personal Injury Protection, commonly known as PIP. This guide
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If you have noticed your shoulder feels stiff, sore, or more painful during the winter, you are not imagining it. Many people experience increased shoulder discomfort as temperatures drop, especially if they have had shoulder pain before. Cold weather can affect how your muscles and joints move, and winter activities such as skiing, sledding, snow
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Back pain has a frustrating way of disappearing only to return weeks or months later. You might feel better for a while, then suddenly notice stiffness, soreness, or discomfort creeping back into your daily life. If recurring back pain is holding you back from doing what you love, you’re not alone and you don’t have
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