Our Mount Pleasant, UT physical therapy clinic is located at 1050 S. Medical Dr., Suite A. Our dedicated staff members are eager to help you live a pain-free life again with our treatment services, advanced technology, and proven methods for pain-relief
At Therapy West Physical Therapy + Sports Medicine in Mount Pleasant, UT, we truly value our patients. Our team of Mount Pleasant, UT physical therapists at Therapy West Physical Therapy + Sports Medicine are highly experienced, offering specialized treatment services for any pain, injury, or discomfort you may be feeling.
We use sophisticated diagnostic methods, such as movement investigation and gait analysis, to help determine which services you will benefit from most. Our thorough evaluations lead to successful treatment plans for your pain relief, healing, and future injury prevention.
The goal of Therapy West Physical Therapy + Sports Medicine is to make your daily tasks and activities easier. For example, we may help you with getting dressed, walking with confidence, going up-stairs, getting in and out of bed, or getting back to the activities you love.
Physical therapy is highly effective in relieving pain by providing the types of treatments you may need when your pain makes it hard to move around and do everyday tasks.
Our Mount Pleasant, UT physical therapy treatments help you move better and will relieve your pain. They also help improve or restore your physical function and your fitness level.
Physical therapy not only provides relief but also teaches you techniques to prevent re-injury and avoid pain in the future.
Mount Pleasant Clinic Therapists
Ben Robinson, PT, DPT
Clinic Director, Physical Therapist
Ben Robinson, DPT, attended the University of Utah for both his pre-physical therapy degree and his doctorate degree awarded in 2006. Before coming to Mt. Pleasant in 2008, he received additional instruction through Sole Support and kinesio taping. His focus is spent on the outpatient clinic in Mt. Pleasant.
Ben volunteers at the North Sanpete High School athletic program and the Snow College medical staff for athletics. “I believe hands-on manual skills will improve what the patient needs. A heavy emphasis on exercise and movement when healing the body will produce significant progress. Special and specific testing is done to evaluate the problem to see what is wrong and then address this through therapeutic exercise. I try to tailor this to the patient’s interests and activities.”
Ben loves to spend time with his wife and four children. Family activities include anything outdoors, fishing, hunting, camping, tubing, etc. The family enjoys watching as well as participating in athletic events. Keeping fit, himself, Ben has a personal exercise program and likes to bike. “I want to build a relationship with the patient so when they walk out the door they feel better than when they walked in.” He also loves training athletes to run faster, jump higher, move quicker and perform better. Ben created an early morning program at the Mt. Pleasant clinic to help athletes achieve their goals.
Greg Bailey, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Greg Bailey grew up in Price and spent his summers with his grandparents in Fountain Green. He attended Creighton University where he earned is Doctorate in Physical Therapy. He spends his time working at the Sanpete Valley Hospital and doing home-based physical therapy visits throughout the North Sanpete region. Additionally, he works out of the Mount Pleasant Therapy West clinic providing outpatient services.
“I especially enjoy working with Geriatrics where I can be part of helping individuals navigate physical challenges associated with aging. It has been my privilege over my career to work in a variety of settings including SNF, Wound Care, Home Health, and Outpatient Clinics. Over my career, I have received specialist certifications in Wound Care, Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment through the McKenzie Institute, and in Spinal Manipulation through the International Pain and Spine Institute. I am currently pursuing specialist certification in Electrodiagnostic medicine performing EMG/NCV testing and Musculoskeletal Diagnostic Ultrasound.”
Tanner Hansen, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Tanner Hansen graduated from Rocky Mountain University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Prior to this, he completed his Associate of Science at Snow College and obtained a degree in Exercise Science and Outdoor Recreation from Utah Valley University. His therapy philosophy centers on personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs, fostering positive experiences and empowering individuals to achieve their goals and make lasting lifestyle changes. Tanner draws inspiration from his own experiences with sports injuries and an active lifestyle, fueling his passion for rehabilitation and recovery. Outside of work, he enjoys competitive sports such as golf and basketball, outdoor activities like water skiing, wakeboarding, and snowboarding, and spending time with family.
Kassidy Irons, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Kassidy Irons is a PTA for Therapy West, currently working primarily in the Mount Pleasant Outpatient Clinic. Kassidy is a 2013 graduate of Dixie State University, which prepared her for an exciting career in the healthcare field. “My outgoing personality and ability to communicate with an individual helps to let them know that I am on their side without being intrusive. I explain why a particular treatment is needed and beneficial for their progress and care. I thoroughly enjoy helping people get back to the hobbies and activities they enjoy without pain.”
Kassidy enjoys anything outdoors and competitive activities/sports. She and her family enjoy camping, hunting, fishing, and being involved in the community and schools in any way they can.
