Meet The Team

Get To Know Dr. Devin Bailey-Truitt PT, DPT, SCS, USAW, CF-L2

Worked in both a clinical setting and NCAA Division 1 Athletic Training Room at Texas Christian University
Participated in ongoing research, focused primarily on Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury Risk and Rehabilitation, as well as Overhead Athlete Injury Recovery (Baseball and Gymnastics)
Continues to participate in teaching current Residency classes at Texas Health Sports Medicine

Became a Board Certified Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy in 2017
Holds multiple coaching certifications including CrossFit Level 2 Instructor, CrossFit Gymnastics, and USA Weight Lifting Level 1 Performance Coach
Outside of my professional career, I enjoy spending time with my husband, Tyler, who is also a PT and our two dogs, Vayda and Woodrow. We enjoy anything outdoors, trying new/challenging activities and staying active!
Currently serving as team physical therapist for the Fort Worth Vaqueros NPLS Soccer Team.

Practicing at Texas Health Sports Medicine treating various conditions including athletic injury, acute and chronic pain, post-surgical, and performance deficits with an emphasis in Sports Medicine.
Passionate about meeting patients where they are and empowering them to achieve their greatest potential and goals.
Outside of my professional career, I am member of the local Fort Worth Distance Project and a 2020 and 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier in the Marathon
When I am not at work you can find me spending quality time with my husband (Cayden) family and friends, running, reading, with our church family, cheering on the TCU Horned Frogs or doing anything outdoors.

She has been an athlete all her life, going on to play volleyball at Juniata College.
She has had her fair share of injuries and is ready to help our clients in both the mental and physical aspects of treatment
When she is not in the gym, Meg loves to spend time with friends and family, get outdoors, and serve others.

I believe that “we can't” should not be part of your vocabulary.
I believe it is important to find the underlying cause of your limitations.
With a 60 minute 1-on-1 session, my goal is the give you tools to empower you to maintain an active lifestyle, return to activities you may be avoiding due to pain, and help you see the endless possibilities you can achieve through proper training and recovery.

In the state of Texas, you no longer need a physician referral to see your physical therapist.
This allows physical therapists, who are trained to treat musculoskeletal/orthopedic conditions to be the first line of defense for these types of injuries.
As a consumer, this can save you hundreds of dollars on unnecessary office visits, imaging and procedures.
There are some limitations to direct access, for more information, contact us! We are always happy to chat!

Choose which option works best for you.