Meet The Team

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

Became a Board Certified Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy in 2017
Continues to participate in teaching current Residency classes at Texas Health Sports Medicine
Adjunct Professor for Weatherford College Physical Therapy Assistant Program
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, and son, Riggs. We have a goofy pitbull mix named Woodrow who is much like having another toddler. We enjoy anything outdoors, trying new/challenging activities and staying active!
Personally, I have completed 3 Marathons (qualified for Boston) and numerous half marathons. I also have competitive experience in CrossFit, with the most notable being an Iron Horse Team member at the CrossFit Games South Regional in 2018.

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.

Graduated from The University of North Texas Health Science Center in 2020 with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree
I am a Mississippi College alum with a bachelor’s degree in Foreign Languages & International Trade. I put my Spanish skills to the test when serving as a missionary teacher in Bogotá, Colombia, from 2012 to 2014. It was not until I returned to the US that I fully realized my desire to pursue a career as a physical therapist.
My PT work experience has entailed treatment of a wide variety of orthopedic conditions, and I am thankful to get to be a part of my patients’ return to the activities they love the most.
When not treating patients, I love getting to spend time (and travel when able!) with my wife, Stephanie, and our two daughters. Running, playing soccer, rooting for the Texas Rangers, discovering good music, and connecting with friends, family, and our church also brings me joy.

Graduated from TCC and became a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) in 2017
She gained extensive experience working in an outpatient physical therapy clinic from 2017 to 2024, primarily focusing on geriatric patients to help them restore function after various surgeries and illnesses.
I stepped away from the clinic to prioritize my own health while continuing to contribute to the profession I love. I am a firm believer in the power of exercise as medicine and am dedicated to helping others experience its benefits.
Outside of work, I enjoy relaxing with my husband, Tyler, and our cocker spaniel, Rocky. I love playing volleyball, reading, volunteering at church, and spending quality time with my family.

I grew up between Oregon and California and moved to Northern California to attend William Jessup University. I’ve always had a love for movement and competition. I spent my childhood and teen years playing multiple sports, and that’s where my passion for health and wellness really started.
For the past three years, I’ve worked in the medical and wellness space creating content and managing marketing. I love being able to tell stories, build community, and highlight the impact that intentional movement and care can have on people’s lives.
Staying active is still a big part of who I am. I’m happiest outside hiking, biking, doing yoga, or strength training. Anything that gets me moving and outdoors fills my cup.
When I’m not working, you’ll find me with my husband Justin and our two boys Zion and River. We spend as much time as we can traveling, exploring new places, and fly fishing anywhere there’s water and wide open space.

We believe that “I can't” should not be part of your vocabulary.
We believe it is important to find the underlying cause of your limitations.
With a 60 minute 1-on-1 session, our 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!

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