Physical Therapy Clinic in Saint George, Utah

Our Physical Therapy practice places patients first. Our passion is to help them reduce pain or discomfort quickly through a hands-on approach that assesses and treats physical conditions that affect muscles and nerves.

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Saint George, UT

(435) 215-7720

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Monday - Sunday : 7 AM - 6 PM

Our gym-based facility at Scratch Physical Therapy and Wellness is designed to help you move, train, and recover in an environment built for performance and rehabilitation. Located at 476 E Riverside Dr, STE B7, St. George, UT 84790, we provide a spacious, fully equipped clinic where athletes and active individuals can work one-on-one with our expert therapists. We are conveniently situated near major roadways, making it easy to access from downtown St. George, Washington, Santa Clara, and surrounding areas. Our facility offers ample parking right outside our entrance, ensuring a hassle-free visit. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, improving mobility, or optimizing athletic performance, we provide the space, tools, and expertise to help you achieve your goals. Book your appointment today and experience the difference of a movement-focused rehab approach.

Our Physical Therapy office follows a three-part patient care approach.

1. Let’s figure out why you’re in pain or discomfort.

2. Then we address the root cause of the issue.

3. Lastly, we equip you with strategies to strengthen your body and avoid future complications. Our Physical Therapists are experts at evaluating and managing any conditions affecting muscles, nerves, and joints. They’ll demonstrate how activities like stretching, cold compression, and cupping can alleviate pain, enhance mobility, and integrate wellness into your daily routine.

We provide state-of-the-art treatments in laser therapy, physical therapy, blood flow restriction and other treatments in our clinics. To foster patient recovery, we employ the most effective practices from each discipline. This approach has enabled us to decrease treatment frequency and reduce the risk of recurring injuries.