Physical Therapy in Phoenix, AZ
Last updated: June 29, 2026
234 NPI-registered pediatric physical therapy providers serve Phoenix, AZ. Each listing includes the provider's name, location, specialties, listed credentials, and current new-patient status, with a link to the full profile and to verify the provider's state license through FSBPT. Listings refreshed from the NPPES registry June 2026.
234 providers in Phoenix — showing 50 per page (page 3 of 5)
How we vet: Every listing starts from the provider's federal CMS NPI record and is refreshed from the registry on a recurring schedule, with direct links to the certification or state-licensing body for its specialty so you can verify credentials at the source. We do not accept paid placement. Read our full verification methodology.
Physical Therapy in Phoenix, AZ
Pediatric physical therapy in Phoenix helps children build gross-motor skills, from a baby learning to roll and crawl to an older child working on balance, strength, and coordination. Therapy is play-based and shaped around each child's milestones and diagnosis.
Families across Maricopa County find clinics in Phoenix and nearby Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Glendale, Chandler, and Gilbert. The Valley is spread out, so choosing a clinic close to home or school, and asking about appointment times, makes weekly visits easier to sustain.
Phoenix Children's Hospital anchors complex pediatric rehab and orthopedic referrals for the region, while community outpatient clinics handle most routine weekly PT, often with shorter waits.
Whether a pediatrician flagged a delay or you noticed your child is behind on motor milestones, this page helps you compare licensed Phoenix physical therapists, check insurance, and decide where to begin.
What to expect
A first visit is usually an evaluation. The therapist watches how your child moves, measures strength and range of motion, and sets goals with you. Most children then attend weekly or twice-weekly sessions, with a home program to practice between visits.
Insurance
AHCCCS, Arizona's Medicaid program, covers medically necessary physical therapy for children under 21 through its EPSDT benefit. Many commercial plans cover pediatric PT as well; ask about referral rules, visit limits, and prior authorization.
Start sooner if under 3
The Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP), run through the Department of Economic Security, serves children from birth through age 2 with developmental delays. Families can self-refer by calling (602) 532-9960 or 1-888-439-5609. Eligible children receive an IFSP, with services planned within 45 days of referral.
Licensing in Arizona
Physical therapists in Arizona are licensed by the Arizona Board of Physical Therapy. You can verify a therapist's license online before scheduling.
Frequently asked questions — Physical Therapy in Phoenix, AZ
At what age can my child start physical therapy?
There is no minimum age. Newborns are treated for conditions like torticollis, and early intervention is often most effective. If you have concerns about how your baby moves, an evaluation is worthwhile at any age.
Do I need a referral to see a pediatric physical therapist in Phoenix?
Many insurance plans, including AHCCCS, require a physician referral for physical therapy to be covered. Arizona's direct-access rules have limits, so check with your plan and confirm what the clinic needs.
What conditions do pediatric physical therapists treat?
Common reasons include gross-motor delay, torticollis and plagiocephaly, toe walking, low muscle tone, coordination difficulties, and recovery after injury or surgery. Therapists also support children with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and other diagnoses.
How long will my child need physical therapy?
It depends on the goals. Some children meet a single milestone in a few months, while others with ongoing needs continue longer. Your therapist will review progress regularly and adjust the plan with you.
Will AHCCCS cover physical therapy in Phoenix?
AHCCCS covers medically necessary pediatric PT for members under 21 through the EPSDT benefit. Your child's AHCCCS health plan handles authorizations and visit limits, so confirm the specifics with that plan.
What is the difference between physical therapy and occupational therapy?
Physical therapy focuses on gross-motor skills like walking, balance, and strength. Occupational therapy focuses on fine-motor skills, sensory processing, and daily activities. Some children benefit from both, and your therapist can help you sort out which fits.
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Information is provided for general guidance and may change. Always verify directly with the program, plan, or provider before relying on these details for treatment decisions.
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50 PT Therapists in Phoenix
Jay Bloomfield, P.T.
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-652-1112
Jeanna Beard
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-362-6223
Jeffrey Clayman, PT, MPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-548-6033
Jenna Bartels, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-808-8989
Jennifer Arnold, PT, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-933-1000
Jennifer Balbarin, P.T.
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-301-8000
Jennifer Bruns, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-954-7311
Jennifer Conti, P.T.
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-424-9880
Jesse Cartagena
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-264-0443
Jo Caldwell, M.S., P.T.,A.T.,C.
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
623-889-3480
John Bargas, MPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-277-5551
Jonathan Bock, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-467-8612
Jonathan Campbell
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
888-873-4221
Jordan Brocker, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-706-1161
Jordan Cave, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
866-974-2673
Jordon Cavanagh, PT,DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
559-471-9972
Jose Caballero Tinoco
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-241-3145
Joshua Bitton, PT, DPT, CSCS
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-945-0185
Julie Barnett, P.T.
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-839-7285
Kaela Christakos, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
507-360-7575
Kaitlin Clark, P.T.
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-706-1161
Kaitlin Crisman, PT, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-648-5444
Kallie Akamine, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-795-8441
Karen Coxwell, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-448-6439
Katelynn Cook
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-821-1997
Kathleen Barth, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-473-1200
Kathryn Balgeman, PT, DPT, CLT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-485-6574
Kathryn Brewer, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-301-8000
Kathryn Bruner, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-704-5954
Katie Chung
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-704-5954
Kaylee Caudill
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-482-6671
Kaylene Christensen, PT, DPT, ATC
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-706-1199
Kelsey Cring, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-805-8304
Kevin Allen, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
623-322-0654
Kimberly Brown, P.T., M.A.
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-455-6700
Kim Bryant, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-791-9298
Kirsten Berdahl, PT, ATC
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-286-8520
Kirsten Bethancourt, dPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-368-8601
Kristen Coor, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
928-707-9817
Kristi Campanella, PT, MEd, CPI
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-513-4801
Kyle Belski
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
713-410-3272
Kyle Christakos, DPT, NCS
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
708-745-2161
Kylee Austin, PT, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-269-7953
Lauren Beckman, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-243-1476
Lauren Blumenthal, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
623-322-0654
Lauren Braley, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-277-1073
Laurie-Anne Campbell, PT, DPT, MBA, MSCS
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
602-406-4930
Lesley Bludworth, P.T.
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-200-3885
Liat Avital, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
480-265-2140
Lisa Britton, PT
Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy provider in Phoenix, AZ
520-247-8090
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About Physical Therapy for Children in Phoenix, AZ
Physical Therapy can make a significant difference in your child's development. If you're looking for pediatric physical therapy providers in Phoenix, our directory can help you find qualified, experienced therapists who specialize in working with children.
What is Physical Therapy?
Pediatric physical therapists help children improve gross motor skills, balance, coordination, strength, and mobility.
Finding the Right PT Therapist in Phoenix
When choosing a physical therapy provider for your child in Phoenix, Arizona, consider factors such as their experience with your child's specific needs, accepted insurance plans, location convenience, and whether they offer in-clinic, in-home, or telehealth sessions.
Signs Your Child May Benefit from Physical Therapy
Early intervention is key for pediatric therapy. If you notice your child struggling with age-appropriate milestones, talk to your pediatrician about whether physical therapy might help. Many families in Phoenix find that starting therapy early leads to better outcomes.