Emily Herndon shares her inspiring journey of how rural Montana physical therapists became recognized as primary care providers, influencing legislation and expanding scope of practice. Discover strategies for advocacy, legislative success, and transforming physical therapy into a true primary care profession.

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How Physical Therapy Became Treating Physicians in Montana with Emily Herdon, PT, DPT

About Emily Herdon, PT, DPT

Emily Herdon, PT, DPT, is the owner of Plains Physical Therapy in Plains, Montana. Nestled in rural western Montana, Plains Physical Therapy has provided patient-tailored, hands-on, one-on-one rehabilitation services in Sanders County since 2008. As a physical therapy practice owner, I bring a unique blend of clinical expertise and business acumen to ensure exceptional patient care and operational success. As someone deeply passionate about serving rural Montana, I bring a commitment to improving the quality of care, fostering community connection, and addressing unique challenges faced by residents through physical therapy. Since 2016, I have been facilitating meetings for various organizations and associations, honing my skills in creating environments that foster collaboration, productivity, and innovation. With a robust background in communication and leadership, I specialize in guiding diverse groups toward shared goals and outcomes, a testament to my ability to unite people and drive collective success. Her mission is to drive positive change and empower individuals and communities through effective communication, strategic engagement, and unwavering dedication. Dr. Herdon is the President of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Montana Chapter. Learn more at: https://www.plainsphysicaltherapy.com/