Jerry Geurts

At the heart of Rocky Mountain Therapy Services' STAR location in West Valley City, Utah, Jerry Geurts stands as the dedicated Clinic Director, orchestrating a comprehensive approach to physical therapy and sports medicine. With a career spanning over two decades in the field, Geurts has been instrumental in shaping the clinic's reputation for excellence in rehabilitation and preventive care.

Under Geurts' leadership, the STAR clinic has become a cornerstone of health and wellness in the West Valley area, offering a wide array of services that cater to diverse patient needs. From treating common strains and sprains to providing specialized care for complex orthopedic conditions, the clinic's team of experts delivers personalized treatment plans designed to expedite recovery and enhance overall well-being.

Geurts' vision for the clinic extends beyond traditional physical therapy. He has fostered a sports medicine program that has been serving local athletes for over 25 years, establishing partnerships with high schools, colleges, and professional teams. This commitment to community health is evident in the clinic's involvement with various sporting events and the provision of services such as pre-participation sports physicals, concussion testing, and on-site injury assessments.

As Clinic Director, Geurts ensures that the STAR location remains at the forefront of therapeutic innovation. The clinic offers cutting-edge treatments like dry needling, alongside a comprehensive range of physical therapy modalities. His emphasis on a team-based approach, involving physicians, athletic trainers, and physical therapists, ensures that patients receive coordinated, high-quality care tailored to their individual needs.

Jerry Geurts' leadership at Rocky Mountain Therapy Services STAR clinic embodies a commitment to excellence in patient care, community involvement, and advancing the field of physical therapy. Under his guidance, the clinic continues to be a trusted resource for those seeking to recover, prevent injuries, and achieve optimal physical performance.