Jon Wheelwright DPT was born in Boise, Idaho and grew up in North Logan, Utah. He completed his undergraduate work at the Utah State University earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science, and graduated from The University of Utah with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy.
He has experience treating patients with a broad variety of orthopaedic conditions. His clinical interests include manual therapy in the treatment of patients with neck and back pain. He has also taken classes on the McKenzie Method of treatment, which focuses primarily on patients with spinal conditions. He is fluent in Spanish.
Jon has a particular interest in orthopaedic manual therapy. Physical therapy allows him to use his passion for fitness and overall health, and to encourage others to maximize their ability to do the things they enjoy in life. He also enjoys the opportunities that physical therapy affords him to get to know such a wide variety of people.
Jon loves snow skiing, running, mountain and road biking, hiking, and camping. Jon has always had a passion for being outdoors. He and his wife, Lori Ann, are proud parents of two little boys.
About Nick
Doctorates in Physical Therapy
One word can sum up why Nicholas became a Physical Therapist: Progress. The atmosphere of Physical Therapy is always positive and any level of progress is celebrated. Every time a patient is able to move with greater ease, lift more weight or has less pain is a triumph for both the patient and their therapist. He considers it an honor to play a part in seeing people make progress in their abilities and reach their goals.
Nicholas received his undergraduate degree in Exercise and Sport Science from the University of Utah and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Miami. He has had experience working with a variety of injuries and operations and uses both hands-on skills and exercises to relieve pain and get patients back to what they love to do! Nicholas uses education to explain what is causing pain and how the exercises and techniques will help the patient. He focuses on empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery.
About Justin
Justin obtained a Master of Occupational Therapy degree from the University of Utah. He earned the rare Certified Hand Therapist credentials (CHT) in 2017.
He enjoys providing the best upper-extremity care to people with all kinds of post-operative and conservative treatment needs. He uses hands-on/manual therapy, custom splinting, adaptive equipment training, and patient-specific exercises (and more!) to restore his patients' abilities to use their hands again. He also believes it is very important for his patients to understand their conditions and treatment, so he goes to great lengths to educate his patients in every session about what is being done and why. He also has a fantastic rapport with hand specialty surgeons in the area.
Justin loves spending time with his wife, their three young children, and friends. He enjoys coaching all 3 of his kids' soccer teams and playing soccer. When not coaching, watching, or playing soccer, he also likes gaming, yoga, playing guitar, comedy, writing, and going to movies.
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