Meet The Team

For over a decade Bryan has been blessed to work as a healthcare professional where he has been able to serve patients and lead others as a Physical Therapist. Bryan earned a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and has been practicing since 2013. He also earned a Master of Science degree in Exercise Physiology, completed a research thesis, and served as an adjunct faculty member. Bryan continues to share his passion and knowledge as a clinical instructor for physical therapy students. He specializes in comprehensive care, blending manual therapy with functional exercises, aiding patients in returning to optimal function and preventing future injury.

Bryan is compassionate when helping his patients manage their anxiety and gradually progressing them through the rehab process. Educating his patients about their condition and pain is critical and necessary to help them heal and become more independent. Bryan has an extensive background, having treated a diverse range of orthopedic injuries and musculoskeletal and neurological disorders over the years. He enjoys working with cases including post-operative care, musculoskeletal pain, spine, shoulder, knee, high school and collegiate athletes, weekend warriors, and the injured worker. He has experience with treating neurologic conditions including MS, Parkinson’s, cerebral palsy, and CVA along with geriatric patients suffering from gait and balance disorders.

When not serving his patients, Bryan enjoys spending time outdoors with his wife Katie, daughter Cora, son Paul, and dog Hans. He is an avid mountain biker, hiker, and skier. Bryan and his family have had the opportunity to explore much of Idaho camping, hiking, paddle boarding, and skiing. Bryan has been privileged to coach his son’s baseball team and is an active member and catechist in his church.

With over 20 years of experience, Gina continues to develop expertise and a deeper appreciation for working with patients affected by musculoskeletal and neurological impairments. Gina takes an intentional and holistic approach when evaluating and assessing each individual patient. Her goal is to help improve their quality of life and empower them to live their best life. Her treatment philosophy focuses on restoring joint mobility with specific manual techniques, investigating where the dysfunction is stemming from, and restoring balance to the entire system through objective scientific evidence-based practice, clinical examination, and biomechanical analysis.

Gina continues to accept the challenge of staying current in her field by taking advanced continuing education courses in which she has become certified in Applied Functional Science (AFS) 3D Movement Analysis and performance system (3D MAPS), Dry needling, Mulligan, and Myofascial Release. Gina has devoted her efforts to helping her patients achieve the highest level of rehabilitation possible, and in turn, get them back to their fullest potential. In her own words, “Physical therapy has been my calling and passion since I was eleven years old. I feel blessed and honored with the privilege of having the opportunity to serve, help and be a part of someone’s story in their life and journey. I absolutely love what I do!” Gina loves to educate and share with each patient the tools that will help them succeed in their healing process.

Gina treats a wide variety of patients including those with spinal disorders, low back pain, neck pain, headaches, vertigo, TMJ, total knee/hip/ankle replacements, and post-surgical spinal, shoulder and knee conditions.

Gina and her husband of 27 years, Luv, have been blessed with two beautiful daughters Makena and Hannah. Commitment to church, family, and community has helped her develop faith, hope and love. “But now faith, hope, love, abide these three; but the greatest of these is love.” 1 Corinthians 13:13. When she is not tending to her patients she enjoys boating, skiing, biking on the greenbelt, hiking with her family and their dogs, and attending musical theater as well as BSU sporting events.

Jenn firmly believes that massage therapy is a vital component of healing, essential for both preventive care and rehabilitation. For her, massage isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity for anyone living an active lifestyle. She specializes in creating customized treatments that prioritize both immediate relief and long-term mobility. Her ability to optimize client outcomes by understanding their needs, educating them on beneficial practices, and ensuring their satisfaction demonstrates a deep understanding of the body.

A lifelong learner, she constantly seeks new modalities to better serve her clientele. She has completed trainings in Orthopedic Clinical Massage, Cross Function Sports Massage, Neuromuscular Cupping, and a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training. She is always looking into how to master the art of movement and to help her clients with their mobility on a deeper level!

By combining her passion for compassionate connection with her love for athletics, she has built a career she is proud of every day. When she isn’t in the clinic, you’ll find her running the Boise foothills with her German Shorthaired Pointer, Maya. Or mountain biking, skiing, backpacking, and rock climbing with her family. She and her adventure-partner husband, Russell, are raising two unbelievably rad sons, Cayden and Cedar, who share their parents' wild souls and love for the outdoors.