One-on-one physical therapy for Provo, minutes down the freeway.
Provo has no shortage of physical therapy clinics. What it has very little of is an hour of a licensed therapist’s undivided attention. At Orion Physical Therapy, ten minutes south in Springville, every appointment is a full 60 minutes one-on-one with your provider — no shared sessions, no aide running you through a printout, no jumping between three people and a heat pack.
That is why Provo patients drive down here: not because it is closer, but because one focused hour beats four rushed visits.
Getting here from Provo
From central Provo it is roughly a 15-minute drive — straight down I-15 to the Springville exit, or south on State Street if the freeway is backed up. We are at 655 E 400 S, Suite D, just east of Main Street near Springville High School. Coming from south or east Provo, or from the mouth of Provo Canyon, it is closer to 12 minutes.
We open at 6am Monday through Saturday, which for Provo commuters means you can be treated and still be at your desk, on campus or on a job site by 7:30. Evening slots run to 7pm on weekdays.
Who we see from Provo
BYU students and staff, runners training in Provo Canyon and on the Provo River Trail, climbers, cyclists, nurses and shift workers from the hospitals, young parents dealing with postpartum pelvic floor issues, and plenty of people who tried PT somewhere busier and quit because nobody was actually watching them move.
What we help Provo patients with
- Back and neck pain, including after a car accident
- Shoulder, knee, hip and ankle injuries
- Post-surgical rehabilitation — ACL, rotator cuff, joint replacements
- Sports injuries and return-to-play testing
- Pelvic floor physical therapy, including pregnancy and postpartum
- Sciatica and chronic pain that has not responded elsewhere
- Balance, mobility and strength for staying independent
How we work
Discover. A full-body evaluation on your first visit to find what is actually causing the pain, not just where you feel it.
Restore. Hands-on treatment, dry needling when it helps, and strength work that progresses as you do.
Thrive. Personal training, nutrition coaching and massage therapy in the same building, so you finish stronger than you started instead of just pain-free for a while.
Inside the clinic
Most clinics send you home with a printout and a resistance band. We treat you in a full gym: racks, barbells, dumbbells, sled space, bikes and a treadmill. That matters because getting out of pain is only half the job — the tissue has to get genuinely stronger, or the same problem is back in six months. You will lift here, coached, at whatever level you are at, whether that is a 300-pound deadlift or standing up out of a chair without help.
Runners and gait analysis
If your knee, shin, hip or Achilles starts hurting a mile or two into a run on the Provo River Trail, guessing at stretches will not fix it. We put you on the treadmill, film your gait and look at cadence, contact and how you absorb load — then build strength and mechanics work around what we actually see. Ask about our running assessment program.
Se habla español
Dr. Orion Wilson speaks Spanish, so you can describe what hurts in the language you think in. Hablamos español — llámanos.
What a Provo patient says
“Thank you Orion!!! This guy is off the hook! Best physical therapist I know, I live in Provo and drive down to Springville just to see him when I need. Extremely knowledgeable and great at explaining things for a person like me who asks tons of questions and needs to know everything.”
Samuel Vianna · Google review
“Nearly 10 years of knee pain, other PTs, and even a surgeon, and somehow, here I am 5 months in to visiting Orion and I’m nearing a painless day-to-day life. It’s not magic, you have to put the work in, but if you want to be heard, go here.”
Muhle · Google review
We have over 320 Google reviews at a 5.0 average — you can read all of them on our reviews page.
Common questions from Provo patients
Do I need a referral from my doctor? No. Utah is a direct-access state, so you can book physical therapy yourself. If we think you need imaging or a physician first, we will tell you straight.
How far is the drive from Provo? About 15 minutes from central Provo — one exit south on I-15. Parking is directly in front of the suite.
How soon can I get in? Usually the same week you call, and often the same day for urgent pain. We open at 6am Monday through Saturday, so you can be treated before work.
Do you take my insurance? We accept insurance and offer self-pay rates. Call and we will tell you plainly which one costs you less — sometimes it is the self-pay option.
What should I bring to the first visit? Comfortable clothes you can move in, the shoes you actually train in, and any imaging reports you have. Nothing else.
Find us
655 E 400 S Ste D, Springville, UT 84663. Parking is right at the door. We accept insurance and offer self-pay options — call and we will tell you plainly which is the better deal for you.
Clinic hours: Monday–Friday 6am–7pm, Saturday 6am–5pm.
Conditions we treat most often
Back pain · neck pain and headaches · sciatica · knee pain · shoulder pain · numbness and tingling · post-surgical rehab · pelvic floor physical therapy · dry needling · massage therapy
Start with a free phone consult
Talk to a physical therapist before you commit to anything. We will tell you what we think is going on and whether we are the right place for it.
