Grover Price, PT, DPT
Grover is the owner of Motion Sense Therapy & Performance. He has been practicing physical therapy since 2008 when he graduated from Springfield College in Massachusetts and began working for Boston Children’s Hospital. During his tenure there he was a physical therapist for the Boston Ballet and worked in specialized clinics such as scoliosis management, brachial plexus injury, post concussion management and adolescent sports medicine. In 2011 he moved to Telluride and worked at Peak Performance Therapy until 2015 when he helped co-found West End Physical Therapy in Norwood. He is certified in trigger point dry needling (level 2), Mulligan technique, NAIOMT lumbar level 1, SFMA and FMS movement screens. Grover is a member of San Miguel County Search and Rescue and enjoys rock and ice climbing, cycling, skiing, ice hockey, wood working and generally being active outdoors with his wife, daughter, son, and dog.
Kris Wall, PTA
Kris grew up in western Colorado and earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from University of Northern Colorado. In 1998 she moved to the Seattle area where she fell in love with the natural beauty and cultural diversity of the Pacific Northwest. She raised her daughter there and, after spending several years in the mortgage industry, decided to make a career change, earning her Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) degree from Lake Washington Institute of Technology in 2011. She worked as an outpatient PTA in Seattle, Washington until 2014 when she moved back to Colorado. There she joined Western Orthopedics in Grand Junction and continued her career in outpatient care for eight years. Kris moved to Norwood in 2021 and is grateful to be part of such a beautiful community where she can continue providing patient care as a PTA.
Patty
Mcintosh, Pta
Patty McIntosh is a Colorado native and grew up on the front range. She graduated from Boulder Colorado with a bachelor of science degree in biology. She received her PTA degree from Arapahoe College. Prior to moving to the Western Slope, she worked in water therapy at Longmont United Hospital. Patty has taught and treated in clinics in Ladakh and Velore, India along with Daang, Vietnam. Working in rural Colorado for 10 years she has a strong background in gerontology, sports medicine and works with children in the school system. Patty incorporates exercise and manual treatments to help her patients reach their full potential. She has completed several IPA functional medicine courses based in Steamboat, Colorado. Her love for the outdoors, traveling and furry companions keeps a smile on her face. She feels very fortunate to live and work in a beautiful environment with a strong community.
Karon Snook
Everything administrative and director of first impressions
Hartley
Office greeter and emotional support dog.