Owner | Physical Therapist

Chad is passionate about helping patients overcome challenges, understand their bodies, and regain confidence in their ability to move and live well. He is grateful for the opportunity physical therapy provides to teach, encourage, empower, and heal.     

Chad is a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  He earned his Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Brigham Young University, a Master of Science from the University of Pittsburgh, and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Des Moines University Osteopathic Medical Center. He completed an Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency Program through Centers for Rehab Services in conjunction with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.

He met his sweetheart (from Burley Idaho) while attending Brigham Young University.  While pursuing education and career goals they lived in Utah, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Arizona and then moved to Mountain Home Idaho to be close to family in 2016.  Chad worked as a contractor for the US Air Force in Mountain Home from 2016-2019 and then joined Scott Sessions at Mountain Home Physical Therapy. 

Outside the clinic, Chad is committed to serving in his church and local community.  He enjoys hiking, camping, mountain biking, playing soccer and most of all spending time with his beautiful wife and their eight wonderful children.  He loves the healing art of physical therapy and considers it a privilege to serve his friends in the Mountain Home area.

Physical Therapist

Scott was born and raised in Northern Utah, Scott developed an early love for exercise, fitness, and helping others—interests that made a career in physical therapy a natural fit. He married his high school sweetheart, Stephanie, and went on to pursue his education at the University of Utah, graduating from its physical therapy program in 1992.

Thirty years ago, Scott and Stephanie moved their family to Mountain Home, Idaho, where he founded Mountain Home Physical Therapy. Throughout his career, Scott has been committed to helping patients regain strength, restore function, and return to the activities they enjoy. He also spent many years volunteering in the community and assisting with local football and wrestling teams, providing care and support to student-athletes.

In April 2026, after three decades of clinic ownership, Scott sold Mountain Home Physical Therapy to Chad Crossley. He continues to practice at the clinic, but the transition has allowed him to step away from many of the administrative responsibilities of ownership and focus more fully on what he enjoys most—providing hands-on physical therapy and caring for his patients.

Family is an important part of Scott’s life. He and Stephanie are the proud parents of four children and grandparents of eleven. When he is not caring for patients, Scott enjoys walking, hiking, exercising, and spending time with his family. He also devotes much of his time to serving in his church and community and considers it a privilege to continue caring for the people of Mountain Home and the surrounding areas.

Office Manager

LaTara is an integral part of the Mountain Home Physical Therapy team, helping keep the office running smoothly while creating a warm and welcoming experience for every patient. A wife and mother of three, she brings compassion, positivity, and a genuine heart for serving others to everything she does.

Outside of work she enjoys running, crocheting, and paddle boarding. Her love of running has also become a meaningful way for her to serve others, as she completes four half marathons each year to raise funds and awareness for orphaned children in India. For LaTara, every mile is an opportunity to make a difference.

PT Tech

Gayla is a Physical Therapy Technician who is passionate about helping patients regain their mobility, independence and quality of life.  She enjoys being part of each patient's journey and finds it rewarding to encourage and support them as they work toward achieving their goals.

Outside of work, Gayla is a proud wife and loving mother of two wonderful young men.  Family is very important to her and she especially loves cheering on her son at his football games and supporting him and his team.  She enjoys spending time outdoors camping, hiking, fishing and taking in the beauty of our gorgeous State.  

When not outdoors, you can likely find Gayla crafting, gardening, or possibly with her nose in a good book. She lives to stay active, learn new things and make time for the people and activities that bring her joy. 

PT Tech

Chantel McGrew serves as a Physical Therapy Technician, where she plays a vital role in supporting patients throughout their rehabilitation journeys. She is dedicated to delivering high-quality care and helping every patient regain their functional independence and confidence. Her positive energy, work ethic and commitment to patient safety make her an invaluable part of our care team.

PT Tech

Savannah is currently pursuing a degree in Family and Human Relations and has a passion for serving others and helping people find the good in everyday life. One of her favorite hobbies is writing stories, which allows her to be creative and explore new ideas. As the middle child of five siblings, family has always been an important part of her life. She enjoys spending time outdoors with her family, whether playing games, going for drives, or simply making memories together. She strives to bring a positive attitude, kindness, and a willingness to help others in both her personal and work life.