Meet Our Staff

Martin Lutz, CEO
Martin Lutz, CEOPT, MPT
Martin is a Colorado native, born and raised in Pueblo but tied to Montrose from birth. His father graduated from Montrose High School in 1949. Martin spent time every summer on Grandma’s farm in Shavano Valley feeding hogs and goofing off, mostly goofing off. After graduating high school Martin moved to Texas where he rambled around working construction and learning some very important life lessons along the way. Tearing a ligament in his knee on a construction site he got his first exposure to the fascinating world of physical therapy. Over the next years, he attended community college and the University of North Texas as he worked on his plan to complete a degree in Physical Therapy. In 1995, Martin graduated from the University of Texas Medical Branch with a Master’s in Physical Therapy. Staying in Texas he worked to build and operate new physical therapy clinics for East Texas Medical Center for the next 7 years. In 2002 an opportunity was presented to move to Montrose and be the Director of Rehabilitation Services for Montrose Memorial Hospital. This allowed him to continue in his love of program building and develop MMH’s Mountain View Therapy. Martin developed a friendship with Gary Krabbe over the years and when Gary decided to sell In Motion Therapy, they laid the foundation for Martin and Lori to take over the business. This allowed Martin to continue to work at what he loves and be instrumental in developing services to provide the absolute best patient care and be an active community partner.

Martin absolutely loves the outdoor activities that the Montrose area offers. He loves to camp, fish and four-wheel with his lovely wife, Lori, and three children. He is an avid woodworker and has a hard time turning down the purchase of a new tool to accomplish that new project.

Martin and Lori are blessed to be in Montrose and call western Colorado home.

Hand Therapy / Occupational Therapy
Amy Hanley
Amy HanleyOTR, CHT
Amy Hanley graduated from the Occupational Therapy program at KU Medical Center in 1993. Her first job as a therapist was in Milwaukee at an industrial medicine clinic, providing hand therapy, work hardening and work site evaluations. After two very cold winters, she returned to the town she grew up in — Montrose, CO. Shortly after coming back, she met her husband, Richard. Amy and Rich have three daughters: Alex, Jackie and Tatum. She has enjoyed providing a variety of Occupational Therapy services in Montrose and has been happily settled in at In Motion since 2008. In her spare time, she enjoys camping, cycling, backpacking and skiing.
Kari Reddin
Kari ReddinOTR, CHT
Kari is a native to Colorado, being born in a one room log cabin in Gunnison. Kari served at Fort Hood, Texas where she served as a Nuclear Biological Chemical Specialist for 3 years in the U.S. Army. While still in Texas, she completed an Associates Degree of Occupational Therapy Assistant at Austin Community College in Austin, TX in 2004. She completed her Bachelors of Applied Science in Applied Science in 2010 while on maternity leave. She has treated all conditions across the life span from 4 months old to 104-year-old patients. Kari joined the IMT team after completing her Masters in Occupational Therapy from Texas Women’s University in 2015. This is where she developed her passion for treating the upper extremity. Kari ultimately became a Certified Hand Therapist in 2020. Pediatric hand therapy patient’s and multiple trauma’s are some of her favorites to treat. Kari also finds great passion in giving back to the profession by educating future therapists. She is grateful to have been mentored by the late Gary Krabbe OTR, CHT and his prodigy team, Sue Scranton, OTR, CHT and Amy Hanley, OTR, CHT.

In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Kevin, and 2 girls, Sabriel and Nayelli. Her family enjoys hunting, fishing, kayaking, and skiing. They love to be out under the great blue sky of Colorado and enjoys all of the adventures that it offers.

Sue Scranton
Sue ScrantonOTR, CHT
Sue Scranton was born and raised in New Jersey. She received a degree in Occupational Therapy at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. Sue has practiced Occupational Therapy in small private hospitals as well as a regional trauma center in New Jersey for nine years. She became a Certified Hand Therapist in May 2011. Sue married Brian, a fellow avid skier and outdoors man in 2003, and shortly thereafter moved to Ridgway, Colorado after a life-changing ski trip to Telluride. They continue to reside in Ridgway with their daughter, Sophia.
Emily Brent
Emily BrentOTD, OTR/L
Emily Brent is originally from San Clemente, California where she was born and raised. She decided she needed a change from the beach life and moved to Spokane, WA for her undergraduate degree where she attended Whitworth University. Emily graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Health Sciences. Then, she attended the University of St. Augustine in Austin, TX to receive her doctorate in Occupational Therapy. For her capstone project in Occupational Therapy, Emily focused on exploring outdoor recreation for wheelchair users. This is where she found her passion for hand therapy and recreation therapy. In her spare time, Emily can be found mountain biking, skiing, camping, and backpacking.
Physical Therapy
Anne Keil
Anne KeilPT, DPT
Anne holds a BS in Community Health in 1989 and BS in Physical Therapy in 1991 from California State University Fresno and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy with Health Promotion emphasis from Simmons College in 2005. She is certified in Dry Needling and in Sole Supports Orthotics casting. Her professional focus has been primarily outpatient orthopedic, with specialty areas including dry needling, taping, and complicated cases such as chronic pain, headaches, and TMJ. She is also author of the textbook “Strap Taping for Sports and Rehabilitation” (2012) and contributing author to “Athletic Taping and Bracing” (Perrin, 2012).

Conference presented unpublished research includes: 2017 “From Healthcare to Health: 20 Year Opioid Dependent Low Back Pain to Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail”, 2015 “Gentle Dry Needling in the Management of Bilateral Upper Extremity Dystonia: A Case Report”, and 2010 “Trigger Point Dry Needling and Resolution of Narcotic Dependent Chronic Low Back Pain: A Case Study”.

She joined In Motion in May 2018 after relocating from Denver and loves the fantastic staff here. She is fluent in Spanish and enjoys travel and the exploring the outdoors (without all the Front Range crowds!).

Richard Wagner
Richard WagnerPT, DPT
Rich grew up in the Denver Metro Area moving to Montrose in July 2021. His focus with Physical Therapy treatment is a combination of manual therapy and personalized corrective exercises directed to each patient’s functional deficits. He completed his Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2015 at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY. He is a certified in Level II Functional Dry Needling and is completing coursework in Thrust Joint Manipulation and Mobilization with Movement. He and his wife love hiking with their dogs, fishing, camping, and he is an avid skier. Their love of the outdoors makes the western slope the perfect place to make their long-term home.
Cindra London
Cindra LondonPTA
Cory Meaker
Cory MeakerPTA
Cory was born and raised right here in Montrose. He and his wife, Sherry, have two children, Ben and Avery. When he is not trying to keep up with the little munchkins, Cory enjoys running and exploring all that this beautiful area has to offer. Cory’s background is in endurance athletics and we are happy to have him with us as a Physical Therapy Assistant.
Connie Oak
Connie OakPTA
Connie grew up in Kansas and relocated to the Western Slope in 2014. She attended Ozarks Technical Community College to earn her PTA degree and received her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Movement Science from Missouri State University. She has been pursuing her passion for helping people be able to live their best life through physical therapy for 10 years. She has advanced her knowledge through continuing education courses including LSVT Big and Advanced IASTM techniques.

In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons exploring, snow skiing, paddle boarding, camping, and hunting.

Macy Hannenberg
Macy HannenbergPTA
I grew up in deep East Texas. I had a busy high school life filled with sports and rodeo.I always excelled in anatomy and physical education and was always intrigued by sports injuries, especially as rodeo cowboys always seemed to get hurt doing what they loved. I started my education at Texas A&M – Corpus Christi in Pre-Athletic Training, but figured out that path wasn’t quite right for me. So after some thought, I changed gears ever so slightly and decided on Physical Therapy.

I applied to several different PTA programs across the southern and western states and Colorado was the first one I got accepted to. I already loved Colorado so I thought “why not”, packed up my stuff, and was all moved in two weeks later. I studied at Arapahoe Community College in Littleton, CO. The day after graduation (I could not leave behind the big city life of Denver fast enough) my roommate and I moved out to the western slope. I met my husband here in Montrose and I absolutely love living here and helping people get back to doing what they love. My hobbies include volleyball and most other sports, hiking/camping, horseback riding, and eating because I am just perpetually hungry.

Abigail Milhuka
Abigail MilhukaPT, DPT
Abigail grew up outside St. Louis, Missouri where she played volleyball, soccer, softball, and did gymnastics. The gymnastics club she went to partnered with a local PT clinic, so she got to know the clinicians there very well over the course of her 10 years in and out of PT with various sport-related injuries. She went on to compete in gymnastics for Texas Woman’s University (TWU) and helped her team win two USAG National Championship titles during her time there. Her relationships with her PTs both growing up and in college led her to pursue a career as a physical therapist.

She graduated from TWU with a degree in Kinesiology Pre-PT in 2018, then in 2021 with her doctorate of physical therapy. She then moved to Conifer, CO where she spent two years in orthopedics working with all skill levels, including college and professional athletes. She and her husband moved to Montrose in 2023 to get away from the city and enjoy all the outdoor activities Montrose has to offer. Abigail has taken courses in Graston Technique and blood flow restriction training with Owen’s Recovery Science. In her free time, she enjoys mountain biking, snowboarding, Zumba, volleyball, and exploring the mountains with her husband.

Nick Blonski
Nick BlonskiPT, DPT
Nick is originally from Minnesota and attended the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire for his undergraduate degree. Nick attended University of New Mexico’s DPT program. He is certified in Barbell Rehab, Level 1 dry needling certified through Master Dry Needling, and Blood Flow Restriction Therapy certified. He enjoys working with all individuals and has a passion working with Barbell Athletes and CrossFit Athletes. In his free time, he enjoys lifting weights, running, hiking, mountain biking, and fishing.
Sports Medicine
Tech Staff
Ann Staley
Ann StaleyTech
I was born and raised in rural Oklahoma and moved to Colorado in 2000 with my wonderful family, where I fell in love with the climate, the outdoor beauty and recreation, the ruggedness, and the rural, agricultural, laid back lifestyle it offers! I am still married to the love of my life of 30 plus years, Scott, and have two amazing daughters, Ashton and Kayla, and am blessed with 4 beautiful grandkids!

I truly enjoy exploring and traveling and spending all the time I can with my family, as well as reading, watching movies, being outdoors, antiquing and baking for my “side business” Sweet Annie’s! I’ve also been a Realtor for more than 20 years…I’m obviously a busy body and wear a lot of hats, but I just love meeting new people and hopefully bringing a smile and a positive experience to them through the awesome family at In Motion Therapy. I look forward to meeting you!

Office Staff
Jeanie Meisberger
Jeanie MeisbergerBusiness Manager
Jeanie was raised in Southeastern Indiana her family made Colorado their home in 2005. Her background is in Health Care Operations / Financial Management. She enjoys spending time with her 3 adult children and beautiful granddaughter. Her family is very active in camping, hunting, fishing and atvs. She loves working with so many talented coworkers. In Motion Therapy is a very special place.
Rebecca Collins
Rebecca CollinsFront Desk Coordinator
I’m proud to be born and raised here in Montrose, CO. My two children keep me happy and busy. I enjoy reading romance novels, spending time with my family, and annoying my kids as often as possible. I’m blessed to be working at In Motion Therapy with amazing people and amazing patients. I love helping people, seeing them smile, and making new friends. I look forward to an amazing future.
Kristin Whitener
Kristin WhitenerCustomer Service Representative
Kristin is a Colorado native who grew up in Montrose/Olathe area. She enjoys
spending time with her husband, Ryan, and her two sons, Landyn and Easton. Kristin’s family is avid in hunting, fishing, camping and anything outdoor related. Her
background in healthcare makes In Motion Therapy a perfect fit.
Kenzie VanArsdale
Kenzie VanArsdaleCustomer Service Representative
Kenzie is a Colorado native and grew up in the Denver area and she moved to Montrose with her beautiful family summer of 2017. Kenzie and her husband Steve have two wonderful children, Rylee and Hudson. They love everything that Montrose has to offer and they spend most of their summers paddle boarding and kayaking. Now that their youngest is a little older they plan to go on more camping adventures as well.

Kenzie is also a licensed Realtor since 2018 and she loves helping her clients with their real estate journey. Kenzie is so excited to join the In Motion Therapy Team and get to know you all!