St. George, UT
(435) 216-7929

Outpatient physical therapy · St. George, Utah

Rehab in St. George, credited to the person who does it.

Fortify is four clinicians at 792 S 3000 E. Post-surgical and orthopedic rehab, dry needling, manual therapy, vestibular work, and a recovery room with a cold plunge and a professional red light panel. Rated 5.0 across 227 Google reviews.

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Where that rating comes from

Two hundred and twenty seven people, and the ones we can read name a clinician.

Fortify treats post-surgical knees and shoulders, backs and necks, vertigo and balance, and the runners, cyclists and pickleball players who fill the trails around St. George. Same four clinicians, whichever one of those you are.

Google rating, 227 reviews

5.0

Google rating, 227 reviews

Clinicians on the floor

4

Clinicians on the floor

Insurance networks accepted

23

Insurance networks accepted

Open from 8:00 AM

Mon to Fri

Open from 8:00 AM

What we do, and who does it

Six things happen in this building, and each one belongs to somebody.

Two treatment tables with bolsters and a supply cart on the Fortify Physical Therapy treatment floor

Jason Harper, PT, DPT, Cert. DN

Dry needling

Thin filament needles into the myofascial trigger points that are actually driving the pain. Western neuromuscular science, not acupuncture. Thirty to sixty minutes on the table.

Dry needling is the treatment people drive across St. George for, and it is the one they ask about most. It is thirty to sixty minutes on the table, a pinch, an ache, often a twitch in the muscle that tells the therapist he found the right spot, and a day or two of soreness afterward that feels like a hard workout.

How dry needling works here
A Fortify therapist coaching a patient through a bird dog exercise on the treatment floor

Jason Harper, PT, DPT, Cert. DN

Manual therapy

Soft tissue mobilization, cupping, IASTM and spinal manipulation. Hands and instruments on the restriction itself, then the exercise that keeps the change.

Manual therapy, in full
The Fortify Physical Therapy gym floor with treadmills, a dumbbell rack and resistance bands

Colbie Jorgensen, PT, DPT

Sports physical therapy

Return to sport testing, sport specific strength and conditioning, and movement screens. Built by a therapist who races triathlon himself.

Sports physical therapy, in full
The Fortify Physical Therapy waiting room with wood slat wall, teal wainscot and leather chairs

Jason Harper, PT, DPT, Cert. DN

Vestibular therapy

Canalith repositioning, gaze stabilization, balance and gait training. BPPV can resolve in a few sessions. Fall prevention for people who have stopped trusting their footing.

Vestibular therapy, in full
The Fortify Recovery Room: terracotta walls, wood slat panel, cold plunge tub and red light therapy panel

Open to patients and drop ins

The Recovery Room

A cold plunge and a professional grade red light panel in a room built for it. Fifteen minutes, no downtime. Twenty five dollars to drop in, one hundred and fifty for ten.

The Recovery Room, in full
A Fortify staff member beside the cold plunge and red light panel in the Recovery Room

Jason Harper, PT, DPT, Cert. DN

Neubie neuromuscular re-education

Direct current that works with the nervous system rather than around it, to undo the guarding and inhibition an injury leaves behind. Master Reset, Mapping, Manual Therapy and Immersion.

Neubie neuromuscular re-education, in full
The Recovery Room at Fortify: terracotta walls, a wood slat panel, a renu cold plunge and a Platinum LED red light panel

The Recovery Room

A cold plunge and a red light panel, in a room somebody actually designed.

Fifteen minutes in front of a professional grade panel, painless, a gentle warmth, no downtime after. Twenty five dollars to drop in, one hundred and fifty for ten sessions. Individual results vary, and these services are built to complement medical treatment rather than replace it.

What the Recovery Room doesCall (435) 216-7929
A Fortify physical therapist shaking hands with a patient in the lobby, under the painted Fortify Physical Therapy wall mark

The four of them

You are not going to be handed off to whoever is free.

Two therapists take appointments, and you pick which one when you book. The other two are on the floor with you either way.

From Google, unedited

Read who they thank.

A family member referred me to Fortify. Jason Harper fully understood my needs and has helped me to regain a good range of motion in just one month, twice/week. He really knows what he's doing, is gentle and encouraging.
Jonathan Sharpe · Google
To get me in that desired range of motion for surgery success was amazing. All the right exercises with all the right know how I progressed beautifully, but that also means there was more determined hard work involved.
S. S. · Google
I had a severe hamstring pull. Could barely stand on it. I am so thankful for Colbie. He was patient, listened to what was bothering me. Based on that information he set me up on a rehab program
Dan Banagas · Google

Book the therapist, or just book the room.

Physical therapy runs Monday to Thursday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The Recovery Room takes drop-ins as well as patients, and the clinic number takes texts.

Request an appointmentCall or text (435) 216-7929

The Recovery Room

$25

Drop in, single session

$150

Ten session punch pass

Fifteen minutes in front of a professional grade red light panel, with the cold plunge two steps away. Individual results may vary, and these services are designed to complement, not replace, medical treatment.

What the Recovery Room does

The questions people actually call about

You feel the needle go in as a pinch, and often a deep ache or a twitch in the muscle, which is the response we are looking for. Sessions run thirty to sixty minutes on the table. Some soreness for the next day or two is normal and feels like soreness after a hard workout.

The needles look similar and that is where it ends. Dry needling is grounded in Western neuromuscular science and targets myofascial trigger points, the specific knots driving your pain and limiting your range. It is a physical therapy technique, performed here by a therapist certified in it.

You sit or stand in front of a professional grade red light panel for about fifteen minutes. It is painless, a gentle warmth, and there is no downtime afterward. Minimal clothing gets the best result and there are private changing areas. Drop in is twenty five dollars, and a ten session punch pass is one hundred and fifty.

Some techniques are uncomfortable for a moment, particularly on a tender area. Your therapist works within your comfort level and we would rather you say something than hold still through it. Many people feel a change in pain and mobility the same day, though lasting change takes a series of visits plus the home programme.

Some people, especially with BPPV, feel a real difference in one or two sessions. More complex conditions improve gradually over several weeks. Vestibular rehabilitation is safe when it is guided by trained clinicians, which is how it is done here.

We are in network with Select Health, PEHP, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, Utah Medicaid, United Healthcare, Optum and around twenty more, including several workers compensation and auto networks. We also take self pay and personal injury claims, provide super bills on request, and offer payment plans for qualifying clients. Call and we will check your specific plan before your first visit.