Spooner Fountain Hills welcomes two physical therapists
Jacob Bennett and Logan Minto join staff
From left, Spooner Fountain Hills welcomes Logan Minto, PT, DPT, and Jacob Bennett, DPT, to the staff.
Photo courtesy of Spooner FH
Spooner Physical Therapy in Fountain Hills has welcomed two new physical therapists to its staff.
Logan Minto, PT, DPT, grew up in Western Pennsylvania where she spent most of her time in the pool as a competitive swimmer.
She attended the University of Akron in Akron, Ohio, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. During her time in undergrad, she became a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor which led to her love of teaching exercise.
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Spooner Fountain Hills welcomes two physical therapists
Jacob Bennett and Logan Minto join staff
Photo courtesy of Spooner FH
From left, Spooner Fountain Hills welcomes Logan Minto, PT, DPT, and Jacob Bennett, DPT, to the staff.
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Spooner Physical Therapy in Fountain Hills has welcomed two new physical therapists to its staff.
Logan Minto, PT, DPT, grew up in Western Pennsylvania where she spent most of her time in the pool as a competitive swimmer.
She attended the University of Akron in Akron, Ohio, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. During her time in undergrad, she became a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor which led to her love of teaching exercise.
Minto obtained her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Youngstown State University in Youngstown, Ohio. Since graduating, Minto loves exploring different areas of physical activity, including running, hiking and yoga.
Minto’s areas of interest include general orthopedics, injury prevention and post-operative rehab. She is trained in integrative dry needling and is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association.
Minto moved to Arizona in September of 2024 and is open to treating all diagnoses. She is excited to continue growing her education and patient population at Spooner.
Outside of the clinic, Minto loves spending her free time with friends and family. On the weekends, she is hiking the local trails, at the gym or trying out a new coffee shop.
Originally from Syracuse, Utah, Jacob Bennett, DPT, moved to North Scottsdale in 2024 and has enjoyed exploring everything the area has to offer. Bennett obtained his Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Webster State University in Ogdon, Utah, and his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Baylor University in Waco, Texas.
Bennett’s areas of interest include orthopedics, oncology and sports medicine.
He has been married to his wife, Breanna, for five years, and together they are embracing their new home and adventures.
An avid hiker, Bennett is always on the lookout for his next trail and has recently taken up running as a new challenge.
Bennett loves trying out new restaurants and discovering great local spots. Beyond his personal interests, Bennett is passionate about making a difference and serves on the board of a non-profit dedicated to childhood cancer awareness. He is also a dedicated sports fan, always cheering on the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles.
Bennett enjoys connecting with others who share his passions, whether through work, philanthropy or great conversations about food, sports and the best hiking destinations.
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