Calli M. Bishop, RD, LD is an inpatient adult dietitian at St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Hospital. She has worked with patients in eating disorder recovery and various adult conditions including cardiac and weight loss. She is passionate about healthy food, its role in the body and the joy and vitality it can bring to life. 

Calli earned her bachelor's degrees in nutrition and food science and interdisciplinary studies with a minor in biology from Utah State University. In her free time she enjoys camping, hiking, river rafting, rock climbing, skiing and exploring new places with her family. She loves to cook and bake, play volleyball, basketball, lift weights, and watch her children grow. 

Katie earned bachelor’s degrees in English and biology from Gonzaga University and her master’s degree in physical therapy from Duke University.

Kyle Holbrook, PT, DPT, NCS specializes in adult neurological rehabilitation. He treats a variety of neurological conditions, including movement disorders/Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, chronic pain conditions, traumatic or acquired brain injury, and stroke.

Kyle strives to maximize function, and has been trained in Neuro-IFRAH® and is LSVT BIG® certified. He also has training in the use of interactive metronome, Bioness®, body weight supported treadmill, FES cycling, and graded motor imagery to facilitate functional gains and restore his clients to as many of their prior roles as possible.

Kyle earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Montana-Western, and his doctorate of physical therapy from the University of Montana. He has also earned his Neurological Certified Specialist designation. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, playing basketball, playing guitar, working in his garden, and having adventures with his family.

Maggie (Margaret) Saras, PT, DPT is a residency trained physical therapist specializing in the rehabilitation of adolescent and adult neurologic conditions. She treats a variety of diagnoses, including but not limited to, spinal cord injury, acquired and traumatic brain injury, disorders of consciousness, stroke, Parkinson’s disease and atypical Parkinsonism, and multiple sclerosis. 

Maggie is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy (ANPT), volunteering on their Membership and PR Committee. She has been trained in numerous areas of neurologic rehabilitation, including high-intensity gait training, body weight supported treadmill training, functional electrical stimulation (RT300 iFESTM cycle) and neuroprosthetics (Bioness®), neuromuscular reeducation, and more. 

Maggie earned her bachelor's degree in exercise science at Regis University, her doctor of physical therapy at Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences, and her neurologic physical therapy residency at University of Utah Health. Originally from Boise, she enjoys hiking, trail running, and backpacking, as well as escaping to the Sawtooth Mountains when her schedule allows. She also loves to cook, bake, and spend time with family and friends.

Joseph C. Wegley, PT is an expert in treating spinal cord injuries, strokes, brain injuries, and autoimmune neurological diseases, such as multiple sclerosis and guillian-barre syndrome. He also has extensive experience with complex seating and mobility prescription.

Joe is board certified in neurologic physical therapy by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. Additionally, he is certified both as a brain injury specialist through the Academy of Certified Brain Injury Specialists and as an exercise physiologist through the American College of Sports Medicine.

Joe earned his doctor of physical therapy degree from the University of Montana. In his free time, he enjoys his vegetable garden, his wife, and his family. He also enjoys all aspects of physical fitness and educating the public on health and wellness for the aging adult.