About Us.

Our mission is to guide all individuals toward their health goals. Through preventing and treating injuries, by listening to and educating our community, we empower our patients to achieve optimal performance.

Meet the team.

From general orthopedics to specialty expertise, from Worker’s Compensation management to Sports Medicine & return to sports rehabilitation, the APRS team will get you back to life, sport and work!

Kevin Pancich
John Sveen
John Henry Anderson
Kelsey Wadsworth
Taylor Chadwick
Brittany Sveen
Kelly Koontz
Tatiana Daniel
Paige Watson
Tom Little
Chris Boor

Meet the team.

From general orthopedics to specialty expertise, from Worker’s Compensation management to Sports Medicine & return to sports rehabilitation, the APRS team will get you back to life, sport and work!

Kevin Pancich, Partner
PT, DPT, ATC/L, SCS
What do these acronyms mean?

  • University of Montana Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2005
  • University of Montana Bachelor of Science Health and Human Performance-Athletic Training 2002
  • Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist
  • Licensed Athletic Trainer

Clinical Specialties:

  • Pre and Post-surgical rehabilitation
  • Sports rehabilitation and performance
  • Return to Sport
  • General orthopedics
  • Shoulder, Arm, Hip, Knee, Ankle and Foot injuries
  • Injury prevention

Kevin grew up in Clancy, MT. He has been involved in the Bozeman community through volunteer activities and committee boards. He treats all orthopedic injuries through manual therapy, exercise and educating patients for injury prevention and re-occurrence. He believes that listening to the patient, understanding their goals and keeping patients invested in the rehabilitation process helps them remain engaged and motivated.

When not in the office Kevin can be found enjoying the Gallatin Valley with his wife Krista, daughters Emerson and Finley and dog Gus. He enjoys running, hiking, biking, golfing, skiing and hunting amongst his many interests.

John Sveen, Partner
PT, MS, SCS, CSCS
What do these acronyms mean?

  • University of Southern California Master of Science Degree in Physical Therapy 1985
  • University of Montana Bachelor of Arts Degree in Zoology 1981
  • Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist
  • Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist

Clinical Specialties:

  • Lower Extremity Biomechanics
  • Musculoskeletal Extremity Injuries
  • Sports related injuries with special interest in running injuries
  • Video Gait/Running Analysis
  • Orthotic Management

John enjoys spending time with his family and many outdoor activities such as running, cycling, and cross-country skiing.

John-Henry Anderson, Partner
PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS
What do these acronyms mean?

  • University of Montana Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2004
  • University of Montana Human Biology 2000
  • Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist 2001
  • Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist 2008
  • Sportsmetrics Trained

Clinical Specialties:

  • Sports injuries and rehabilitation
  • Injury prevention and performance enhancement
  • Running injuries, video analysis, and gait specialist
  • Orthotic evaluation and fabrication
  • Knee, shoulder, hip, and ankle/foot rehab specialist

John-Henry Anderson is a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist and part of our highly skilled and master Sports Medicine Team.

Specializing in the treatment and prevention of knee, shoulder, hip, and foot/ankle injuries, Dr. Anderson has spent his career learning from the top Sports Medicine experts in the world.

A 2004 graduate from the University of Montana, he is passionate about working with athletes and active individuals with goals of improving their game.

Dr. Anderson and his wife are very involved in the local juniors and adult volleyball community. They both coach and play indoor and beach volleyball all over the United States. As a certified USA Volleyball coach he gets to work with some of the area’s best athletes as they work to reach their optimal potential.

Due to his extensive study of foot and ankle mechanics, he has found a unique interest in treating runners and running injuries. This has led to the evaluation and fabrication of custom orthotics. Through careful biomechanical and video analysis, more accurate evaluation and treatment is possible for all types of athletes.

A native Montanan, Dr. Anderson, his wife, and 2 children love living in Bozeman. When he is not working or coaching/playing volleyball, he can be found fly fishing, mountain biking, running, golfing, or playing with his kids.

Kelsey Wadsworth, Partner
PT, DPT, OCS
What do these acronyms mean?

  • Dry Needling (DN Cert)
  • Certified Provider of PGAP (Progressive Goal Attainment Program)
  • Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist 2014
  • University of Montana Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2006
  • University of Montana Bachelors of Liberal Studies 2003

Clinical Specialties:

  • Treatment of orthopedic injuries including extremity and spine conditions
  • Pre and post surgical physical therapy
  • Dry Needling
  • Treatment of pediatric orthopedic injuries
  • Treatment of dance and gymnastics related injuries

Kelsey is a former competitive gymnast and Bozeman native. She values being a member of our community through her involvement with numerous organizations and non-profits in Montana. Kelsey is honored to be the past Chair for the Montana State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners. Kelsey loves keeping up with her 3 children and their many activities and loves spending time with her kids, and husband enjoying everything the outdoors of Montana has to offer.

Taylor Chadwick, Partner
PT, DPT, OCS
What do these acronyms mean?

  • Emory Certified Vestibular Specialist 2022
  • Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist 2019
  • University of Montana Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2015
  • Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist 2014
  • Montana State University Exercise Science 2012
  • Dry Needling (DN Cert)

Clinical Specialties:

  • Orthopedic Injury Rehabilitation
  • Pre & Post Surgical Care
  • Evaluation & Management of Inner Ear Disorders, Vertigo, and Balance
  • Dry Needling
  • Concussion Evaluation & Management

Taylor grew up in a small ranching community north of Bozeman, MT called Pass Creek where he attended a one room school house with his triplet brother and sister prior to enrolling in Manhattan High School. His collegiate career began at Montana State University (Go Cats!) where he earned an Exercise Science degree before attending the University of Montana for his graduate schooling in physical therapy. It was here he developed professional interests in vestibular and orthopedic rehabilitation and met his beautiful wife, Elly. Taylor and Elly moved back to Bozeman in 2016 and enjoy fly-fishing, archery hunting, backpacking, and hanging out with their three children.

Brittany Sveen
PT, DPT, OCS
What do these acronyms mean?

  • University of North Dakota Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2011
  • University of Minnesota Health Sciences 2008
  • Orthopedic Certified Specialist
  • Dry Needling (DN Cert)
  • Emory Certified Vestibular Specialist 2017
  • Cervicogenic Dizziness Competency 2018

Clinical Specialties:

  • Upper and Lower Extremity Injuries
  • Spine Disorders
  • Vestibular Disorders (Central and Peripheral)
  • Concussion Management
  • Pre & Post Surgical Care
  • Sports Rehabilitation and Performance
  • Dry Needling

Brittany grew up in Glendive, MT. She competed in athletics throughout high school and college, which led her to pursue a career in physical therapy. After graduating with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of North Dakota, Brittany began her career in Phoenix AZ in which she spent 6 years advancing her skills and knowledge in vestibular and orthopedic therapy. She is excited to be back to Montana and part of the APRS team. In her free time, Brittany enjoys outdoor activities with her family and two black labs.

Kelley Koontz
PT, DPT, PRPC
What do these acronyms mean?

  • Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification through the Herman and Wallace Institute 2023
  • Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist 2020
  • University of Mary Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2018
  • NASM Certified Personal Trainer

Clinical Specialties:

  • Pelvic health physical therapy
  • Orthopedic physical therapy
  • Dry needling
  • Running Injuries
  • Recreational Athletes
  • Female Athletes

Kelley, who grew up in Minnesota, fell in love with Bozeman while on an internship in Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation in 2015. She is happy to serve the Gallatin Valley and call it home! After graduating physical therapy school, Kelley focused on rehabilitation of orthopedic conditions, which increased her interest in treating orthopedic conditions especially of the spine, hip, and pelvis. In addition, her speciality is Pelvic Health Physical Therapy and is trained as an internal pelvic floor clinician. Kelley has obtained her Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification (PRPC), Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist (PCES) certification, and has taken multiple continuing education courses to ensure she can provide the best care for her pelvic health clients. Her special interests include prenatal and postpartum care for any pelvic, bowel, or bladder concern, return to exercise in the postpartum period, diastasis recti, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, pre- and post- prostatectomy, and more! If you ask, her favorite modalities in physical therapy include: barbells, kettlebells and dumbbells. She takes a fitness forward approach and particularly enjoys fitness athletes to continue to do what they love whether it's weight lifting, running, CrossFit, biking, etc, with managing symptoms of pain or pelvic symptoms. She will make sure she will meet you where you are at to provide the best evidence based, individualized care and to empower you to continue to do what you love. Outside of the clinic, you can find Kelley out on the trails either trail running or hiking, getting into group fitness classes, traveling to see family, reading a good book, and exploring the great outdoors of Montana with her husband.

Tatiana Daniel
DPT
What do these acronyms mean?

  • University of Vermont Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2021
  • Montana State University Bachelors of Science 2016

Clinical Specialties:

  • Orthopedic physical therapy
  • Running mechanics
  • Treating adults and children with cognitive disabilities
  • Trauma informed PT

Tatiana grew up in Belgrade, MT where she has always been an active member of the community. After graduating with bachelors of science from MSU and a Doctorate of Physical therapy from the University of Vermont, she began her career as the Belgrade school district physical therapist for children with special needs. She has developed a passion for approaching patient care from a holistic perspective using a variety of evidence-based treatments based on the individuals needs. In her free time, Tatiana enjoys exploring all the beauty Montana has to offer with her husband and golden retriever through running, rafting, kayaking, hiking, camping, and spin fishing.

Paige Watson
PTA
What do these acronyms mean?

  • Montana State University - Great Falls, 2020

Paige is a Montana native, born and raised in Great Falls MT. She received her Associates degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant in 2020 from MSU Great Falls (GO BOBCATS). She is passionate in helping people recover from neurologic and orthopedic injuries to return to the activities they love. In her free time, she enjoys cheering on the bobcats at all sporting events, golfing, and hiking.

Tom Little
PT, DPT
What do these acronyms mean?

  • Northern Arizona University Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2019
  • Rocky Mountain College Exercise Science 2017
  • Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist

Clinical Specialties:

  • Pre and Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
  • Repetitive Stress Injury Rehabilitation
  • Orthopedic Injury Rehabilitation
  • Workplace Ergonomics

Tom was born and raised in Billings, MT, and pursued his undergraduate studies in Exercise Science at Rocky Mountain College, demonstrating an early commitment to understanding the intricacies of human movement and health. His academic journey continued at Northern Arizona University, where he achieved his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Despite his educational pursuits taking him out of state, the call of Montana's pristine blue-ribbon streams and his passion for fly fishing brought him back home.

Tom is committed to helping people engage in their passions. His goal is to assist them stay at work post-injury and to prevent future injuries, ensuring they maintain their quality of life and financial security. Leveraging his background and personal interests, Tom provides personalized care aimed at meeting the specific needs of his clients. His methodology combines technical knowledge with a deep understanding of his clients' occupational challenges, promoting safe work practices and effective injury management.

Chris Boor
PT, DPT, OCS
What do these acronyms mean?

  • Pacific University MSPT, DPT
  • University of Wyoming Bachelors of Science
  • Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist
  • Vestibular Rehabilitation Certificate MedBridge

Clinical Specialties:

  • Dry Needling (EIM FDN 2022)
  • Vestibular Disorders
  • Pre & Post Surgical Care
  • General Orthopedics

Chris was born and raised in Wyoming. After living in Salt Lake City, Phoenix and Portland he was very happy to return to the Rocky Mountains when he moved to Bozeman in 2003 with his wife. He started his career in neonatal pediatrics in Oregon but transitioned to adult orthopedics after moving to Montana. He is a board certified orthopedic specialist and has additional specialty certifications in dry needling, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, and vestibular rehabilitation. He has experience in a wide range of clinical settings, but prior to joining APRS he spent over 10 years practicing in the small Montana community of Big Timber where he enjoyed getting to know many of the local families, sometimes treating many generations of the same family, keeping them active on their ranch or farm. He finds physical therapy to be a rewarding career and enjoys the lifelong learning the discipline demands. Chris spends his free time in the mountains hiking, biking, skiing or climbing. He also volunteers with his son's marching band at Bozeman High School.

Physical Therapist (PT)

Physical Therapists are licensed health care practitioners who work as part of a team to help anyone to improve or restore normal functioning to return to life, work, or sports. Through the use of research and proven techniques, PTs will examine, diagnose, and help prevent or treat injuries so that we all can better enjoy and improve the human experience.

Masters of Science (MS)

Often times PTs may earn a masters degree either before or after PT school which they may apply their education to patient treatment plans.

Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT)

An Athletic Trainer is a health care professional who has graduated from an accredited athletic training curriculum and provides care primarily but not limited to the athletic population.

Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS)

Physical Therapist who has demonstrated advanced clinical knowledge, skills, and experience in the treatment of functional impairments of the skeletal, muscular, and ligamentous systems and their associated structures.

Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS)

Physical Therapist who has demonstrated advanced clinical knowledge, skills, and experience in the sports medicine discipline. These individuals are also required to have taken and passed an Emergency Medical Responder course (or an equivalent course).

Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)

Certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, these individuals apply research based knowledge to test and train athletes regarding performance, nutrition, and injury prevention.