Mariah is an orthopedic physical therapist with a passion for athletic performance and recovery. She specializes in helping individuals and athletes move better, recover smarter, and return to the activities they love, stronger than before. Whether you’re a competitive athlete, recreational enthusiast, or active adult, Mariah designs customized, evidence-based rehab and performance programs that empower change and optimize function.

She earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado, where she built a strong foundation in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation. Since then, she has continued to grow her expertise through advanced education in dry needling, yoga, group fitness, and functional strength training—bridging the gap between rehab, lifestyle wellness, and performance.

As a lifelong athlete, Mariah understands the physical and mental demands of staying active and the frustration that can come with injury. She’s passionate about equipping her clients with the knowledge, tools, and support they need to return to sport and life with confidence, and to keep doing what they love for years to come. Outside the clinic, Mariah enjoys running, skiing, and camping, often exploring new mountain trails with her energetic mini Australian Shepherd.

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Carrie is a fellowship-trained and board-certified orthopedic specialist. She has been practicing in the Vail Valley since 2013.

She takes an evidence-based approach and utilizes her expertise in manual therapy (hands-on treatments) to facilitate quicker recovery and success for her patients.

She is also certified as a Restorative Yoga instructor, and uses these principles to complement neuromuscular and strength training with many of her patients.

Carrie strongly values community and understands the importance of a team mentality. She played soccer competitively from a young age through college at Emory University, and has played recreationally throughout the Vail Valley.

Carrie also assists with the Parkinson’s Association of the Rockies local programs, and enjoys working with patients with neurological and vestibular disorders as well.

In her free time, Carrie tries to keep up with her two energetic young boys and gets outside as much as possible.

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Sarah earned her Bachelor’s degree from the University of New Hampshire where she competed as a Division 1 nordic skier. She continued her education at the University of Colorado in Boulder where she studied Integrative Physiology with an emphasis on whole-body function and its applications to human health and wellness. Sarah’s passion for movement based treatment approaches to musculoskeletal and neurological dysfunction led her to Regis University’s Physical Therapy program–one of the leading Manual Therapy programs in the country. Sarah earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy with highest honors while completing research on the effects of backwards walking treadmill training on hundreds of gait, balance and kinesiological variables for patients with Parkinson’s Disease. Sarah has been practicing Physical Therapy in Eagle County since 2013 and earned her Board Certification in Orthopedics in 2016. She specializes in conservative treatment of the degenerative spine and hip, chronic pain management, orthopedic post-operative rehabilitation and return to sport performance. She is a professor of Human Anatomy and Physiology at Colorado Mountain College and guest lecturer for a variety of community wellness groups. Sarah is an avid runner, skier and mountain biker and has decades of experience working alongside elite and amateur athletes. In her free time you can find her playing in the mountains with her husband, Sylvan and two sons, Ryder and Aksel.

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