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By: Taylor Hunter, Director of Talent Acquisition & Internal Mobility, Mountain Land Physical Therapy If you’re a physical therapist or a PT student staring down your clinical rotations, here’s the honest truth from someone who lives in the hiring world: Outpatient private practice is evolving quickly. And the PTs who will thrive in the next […]

We had such a wonderful time celebrating our Maple Grove Open House, and we want to extend a thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us. Our Maple Grove Open House was a fantastic opportunity to welcome guests into our space and showcase everything that makes this location special. Throughout the event,

March is one of the most exciting times of the year, and we’re not just talking about the start of spring. 🏀 It’s almost time to fill out those brackets! We’re especially excited because we want YOU to be part of the fun. Join Our Bracket Pool We’re inviting our patients to join our bracket

Most people assume a concussion only happens if you hit your head on something, the ground, another player, or a dashboard. But that’s not always the case. You can absolutely sustain a concussion even if your head never makes direct contact with an object. How Is That Possible? Your brain sits inside your skull cushioned

Access to primary care is one of the most important factors in keeping individuals and families healthy. That’s why we support Utah Bill 204, which centers on a simple but powerful principle: primary care should be primary copay. SB 204 helps reduce financial barriers that often prevent patients from seeking or completing care. When primary

We are proud to share that Howard Quackenbush II, PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS has won the APTA Academy of Leadership and Innovation R. Charles Harker, Esq. Policy Maker Award, after being nominated by APTA Utah. This prestigious recognition honors individuals who demonstrate exceptional leadership, advocacy, and commitment to advancing physical therapy through policy and innovation.

Healing should never feel out of reach. For many Utah patients, physical therapy is not an extra service or a luxury. It is a necessary part of recovery. Whether someone is recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or trying to stay mobile and independent, physical therapy plays a central role in long term health.

A Major Milestone for Bart McDonald and for the Physical Therapy Profession Diagnostic Solutions and Mountain Land Partners are proud to announce that Bart McDonald, PT, DPT, ECS, RMSK, Director of Clinical Diagnostic Services, has successfully passed the ARDMS RMSK (Registered in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound) sonography certification which is a significant achievement in diagnostic imaging and

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

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