Utah isn’t just talking about change — we’re building it.
From primary care designation to fair copay legislation, the momentum is real.
Other states are watching what PTs are doing here.
This isn’t about recognition.
It’s about being seen — and paid — as primary care.
Families trust dentists and family doctors — but what if they also trusted their physical therapist as primary care?
Someone who understands movement, sees injuries early, and helps guide the next right step.
That’s how PTs stop reacting… and start leading care.
Families trust dentists and family doctors - but what if they also had a family physical therapist? Someone who knows your child, tracks injuries over time, and has the courage to refer when needed. That’s real preventive care.
On Capitol Hill advocating for YOU and your patients
Medicare reimbursement and stop upcoming cuts
Annual payment updates tied to inflation
Fix outdated policies like MPPR
Protect PT student loan access
& More!
https://t.co/eYBIVavG02
There isn’t a shortage of patients - there’s a shortage of belief. Physical therapists are only reaching a fraction of the people who need them. The problem isn’t competition. It’s a scarcity mindset that limits the profession’s impact.
#AbundanceMindset#PhysicalTherapy
Here we are, once again… reminding you that physical therapists aren’t just rehab specialists. We’re trained to be your first stop for musculoskeletal pain and injuries.
Direct access to PT means faster care, fewer delays, and better outcomes.
#ChoosePT#DirectAccessPT
PT students are challenging the status quo and shaping the future of healthcare.
You’re proving that movement is medicine — and that PT is primary care. Today one of our APTA board members presented on the primary care bill to PT students at Rocky Mountain University!
What does SB 31 mean for PTAs in Utah?
We’re breaking it down so you understand how these changes affect your practice-and why it matters. More education coming soon.
Snow in the Wasatch Front… but ☀sunshine in St. George!
Tomorrow is the APTA Utah Spring Conference!
Attending is one of the best ways to support the work we do across the state, while also earning your CEUs.
Register now and join us tomorrow!
https://t.co/M18H6IAv9g
Physical therapists are trained, trusted, and positioned to be frontline providers, yet many still hesitate to step into that role. The profession doesn’t need permission. It needs confidence. Healthcare is changing, and PTs must lead from the front.
Today we’re highlighting:
APTA Utah Board Townhall
Join us for an open discussion on legislation, CEU updates, and the future of PT in Utah. Your voice matters.
Saturday, April 4 | 11:30 AM – 12:20 PM
Utah Tech University + Online
Register: https://t.co/M18H6IAv9g
Every PT doesn’t need to be a pelvic specialist.
But every PT should know enough to recognize when it’s not just back pain.
Taking one pelvic floor course isn’t about switching specialties —
it’s about better differential diagnosis, better referrals, and better outcomes.
Building an Intentional Bridge Between Academic & Clinical Environments
with Burke Jorgensen, PT, DPT
Explore how to better connect education and practice to strengthen the future of PT.
Sat, April 4 | 10:00–11:30 AM
Utah Tech University + Online
https://t.co/M18H6IAv9g
Translating Evidence Into Practice: Implementing HIT in Inpatient Rehab
with Lindsay Pugmire, MSPT & Steve Chalmers, PT, DPT
See how evidence-based care comes to life in real clinical settings.
Sat, April 4 | 10:00–11:30 AM
Utah Tech University/Online
https://t.co/M18H6IzXjI
Count after count… we’re guilty as charged
From correcting posture in public to celebrating direct access and patient breakthroughs—these are just a few of the things that make PTs who we are.
And honestly? We wouldn’t have it any other way.
#APTAUtah#PTlife#PTproud
Big legislative wins this year-but do you know what they mean for YOU?
APTA Utah will be break down the changes so you can navigate what’s ahead.
Membership ensures you’re the first to know, the first to learn, and part of the collective voice driving these wins forward.
PCPT Value: How PT Can Engage with Payers & Employers
with Ty Berrett
As PT continues to grow in primary care, this session dives into how we demonstrate value and expand influence.
Saturday, April 4 | 8:00–9:30 AM
Utah Tech University + Online
https://t.co/M18H6IzXjI
Treating the Pelvic Floor of the CrossFit Athlete
with Maddy Banbury, PT, DPT
Gain practical tools to support high-performing athletes with pelvic floor considerations.
Friday, April 3 | 7:00–8:30 PM
Utah Tech University + Online
https://t.co/M18H6IzXjI