PALISADE PHYSICAL THERAPY
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In-Home Physical Therapy That Helps You
Stay Strong, Steady, and Independent
Professional one-on-one care in the comfort of your home.
No clinics. No waiting rooms. Just focused, personalized treatment.
✔ Balance & Fall Prevention
✔ Gentle Strength & Mobility
✔ Neuropathy & Nerve Pain Care
✔ Safe Walking & Gait Training
✔ Core & Strength Rehabilitation
Serving Idaho Falls & Surrounding Area
To schedule a home visit or speak with the physical therapist
To schedule a home visit or speak with the physical therapist
Call or Text: 208.227.3254
Call or Text: 208.227.3254
When strength declines, life becomes smaller.
When strength declines, life becomes smaller.
Many people begin to:
Feel unsteady walking
Fear falling
Avoid leaving home
Lose confidence
Become less active
Traveling to a clinic can feel overwhelming or exhausting.
Palisade Physical Therapy brings skilled, professional care directly to you — where real life happens.
Our goal is simple:
Help you move confidently and live independently.
Why families choose Palisade:
✔ One-on-one care only
✔ In-home convenience
✔ Experienced Doctor of Physical Therapy
✔ Calm, unhurried sessions
✔ Focus on safety and independence
Is My Parent at Risk of Falling?
Download this checklist to find out:
Our In-Home Physical Therapy Services
Our In-Home Physical Therapy Services
Balance & Fall Prevention
Balance & Fall Prevention
Improve stability and confidence while reducing fall risk.
Training happens in your real home environment where safety matters most.
Gentle Strength & Mobility
Gentle Strength & Mobility
Restore strength without aggressive exercise.
Perfect for deconditioning, arthritis, or recovery after illness.
Neuropathy & Nerve Pain Care
Neuropathy & Nerve Pain Care
Improve circulation, foot strength, and walking stability.
Reduce numbness-related fall risk.
Safe Walking & Gait Training
Safe Walking & Gait Training
Walk more confidently and with less fatigue.
Ideal after hospitalization, illness, or mobility decline.
Core & Abdominal Strength
Core & Abdominal Strength
Specialized care for: Core weakness, back pain, and loss of strength.
Your First Visit
Your First Visit
During the first home visit we will:
Review health and mobility concerns
Assess balance and walking safety
Evaluate strength and mobility
Identify fall risks
Create a personalized treatment plan
Begin gentle, appropriate therapy
All in a calm, unhurried environment.
This service is often requested by:
This service is often requested by:
✔ Adults who feel unsteady walking
✔ Individuals wanting to avoid falls
✔ Those recovering from illness or hospitalization
✔ People with neuropathy or weakness
✔ Family members seeking safe care for a loved one
✔ Individuals who prefer care at home
If getting to a clinic feels difficult, this service was designed for you.
Stay Strong. Stay Steady. Stay Independent.
Stay Strong. Stay Steady. Stay Independent.
In-home physical therapy designed to restore confidence and mobility.
Serving: Idaho Falls & Surrounding Areas
Serving: Idaho Falls & Surrounding Areas
To schedule an initial visit or ask a question,
To schedule an initial visit or ask a question,
Call or Text Today: 208.227.3254
Call or Text Today: 208.227.3254
Join us for our Fair-Weather Walking Group!
When: Every Tuesday morning (barring rain or snow)
What Time: 8:30 a.m
Where: Freeman Park.
Bring your walking sticks, a friend or two, and come ready for a good time breathing fresh air!
Research shows that the most potent combination to maintain health is a mix of social interaction, cognitive tasking, and physical exercise.
We'll try to hit all three during our pace-friendly walk!
Meet Bryant Gardner, PT, DPT
Meet Bryant Gardner, PT, DPT
A Rigby local, Bryant grew up on a small hobby farm where he learned the value of hard work and good ol' ingenuity. He ran with the Cross Country team throughout high school and continues to enjoy running for recreation (and occasional competition- mainly to hear people cheering for him).
He served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Baltimore, MD area where he spent most of his time in rural VA & WV. After returning home, he earned a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology at BYU-Idaho and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Idaho State University.
Bryant met his lovely wife, Megan, at a physical therapy clinic while they were both in college. They now have three incredible, sweet and rambunctious children who are eager to help in any way at home and with the practice.
Bryant has always loved the outdoors and frequently takes time with his family hiking, backpacking, and experimenting with Dutch Oven cooking in the wilderness. He and his family also love creating wholesome foods such as raw milk yogurt and cheese, fresh-milled bread, and plant-based meals seasoned to perfection.
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