Wellspring Physical Therapy - Welcome to Our Practice.

Integrating the hands-on powers of manual physical therapy

with the healing powers of mind and body

Krista J. Clark, PT, FAAOMPT, Midway, Utah

After attending the University of Utah, Krista Clark received her physical therapy degree at University of Health Sciences/The Chicago Medical School in 1984. She later completed the Kaiser Hayward Physical Therapy Residency Program in Advanced Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy in 1989. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (FAAOMPT) and served on that organization’s executive board.

Ms. Clark has actively practiced in her profession since 1984. In Chicago, Illinois and San Diego, California she worked in hospitals in general acute care including orthopedic, neurological, medical, and cardiac rehabilitation.

She also has experience in pediatric neurological rehabilitation, burn/wound care, geriatric nursing home, and home health care. In the San Francisco Bay area, California and Chapel Hill, North Carolina she practiced in her specialty area of orthopaedic manual physical therapy and taught continuing education courses for physical therapists.

She was a co-founder of Synergistic Health Center in Chapel Hill. This multi-disciplinary integrative health center working with mind, body, spirit approaches to health is still in operation today, although the name has been changed.

Ms. Clark turned over her interest in the center when she returned to Utah. She currently owns and operates Wellspring Physical Therapy, a private practice in Midway, Utah.

Motion is the Lotion

(Forget 'No Pain, No Gain.')

Wellspring Physical Therapy

Naturopathy
The artist looked through student's eyes

At the textbook neutrophil
Under the dark spectrum microscope

    White bloodcell phagocyte
    Destroys micro-organisms
    Gets rid of debris
She saw one of these cell-eaters
Go over and caress a damaged cell
Until it was healed.
The caress told the artist's eyes
They were beholding
A unit of consciousness

--Harlow S. Clark

Hands-on Manual PhysicalTherapy for:

Back, neck, joint, muscle, nerve pain
Sports injuries; past and present injuries
Fibromyalgia, TMJ pain, arthritis, chronic pain
Sports, work, auto injuries, other conditions
Wellness and preventative care

Modes of treatment:

Joint mobilization, gentle nerve and connective tissue mobilization
Sports injury rehabilitation
Connective tissue and pain-related massage
Exercise – core stabilization, strength, balance, postural
Ultrasound, electrical stimulation
Ergonomic evaluation and self-management advice

Generally no referral necessary. In-network provider for select insurance plans. Provider: Medicare, BlueCrosss BlueShield, PEHP, Altius, UnitedHealthcare, CIGNA, Workers' Compensation Fund, Utah Medicaid, other insurance plans billed out-of-network if your plan provides coverage.