Physical & Occupational Therapy in Alpine, UT

5 licensed therapists are registered in Alpine — about 4.8 for every 10,000 residents.

With a population of 10,444, that works out to 4.8 providers per 10,000 residents. Density is a rough measure: providers register a practice address, which may be a clinic serving a much wider area than the city itself.

Density is the closest public proxy for how hard it will be to get an appointment, but it is only a proxy. It counts everyone with a registered address here, including people who have retired, moved or stopped taking new clients — nothing forces those records to be updated. Read it as an encouraging upper bound rather than a promise.

Alpine is the 70th largest concentration in Utah by number of providers, accounting for 0.1% of the state total.

The largest single group is physical therapist, at 3 providers or 60% of the total. Licence titles vary between states for what is often similar training and scope, so the mix here partly reflects how Utah licenses its providers.

The mix here is unusually concentrated: physical therapist outnumber the next largest group by more than three to one. Licence titles vary between states for what is often similar training, so a lopsided mix usually says more about how Utah licenses its providers than about what is available to you.

With only 5 providers registered locally, most people here will be looking beyond the town. Licences are issued at state level, so a provider anywhere in Utah can generally see you by video — which makes the statewide figure the more useful one: 4,036 licensed therapists are registered across Utah. Asking specifically whether a practice takes remote appointments is usually the fastest way to widen the search.

These counts come from the federal NPI registry. A provider appears here if they hold an active NPI with a practice address in this area — it does not mean they are currently accepting new clients, and the registry does not record insurance, fees or availability.