ABOUT US

Matthew S. Fischer, MSPT
Founder, Owner, Physical Therapist

Matthew S. Fischer, MSPT, received his Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2000 from the University of Montana. He has practiced in Helena since that time in outpatient orthopedic settings exclusively. In 2004, Matthew set out to establish Fischer Physical Therapy with emphasis on quality care and superior results. Matthew’s approach is biased toward specialized hands-on techniques, while progressing each client toward independent management with gentle exercise. In 2005, Matthew became 1 of 50 therapists in the U.S. to complete advanced training in Primal Reflex Release Technique.

Shortly thereafter, he qualified to become an instructor for this approach to healing and has taught courses throughout the Northwest. Matthew emphasizes a whole body approach to healing that integrates many types of therapeutic interventions. He continues to develop many innovative applications using both manual techniques and exercise. Chronic pain related to the spine and muscles/joints are his greatest interest. Matthew finds great fulfillment with his faith, family, and an active lifestyle on a small farm outside Helena and the great outdoors.

MORGAN M. WAGNER, DPT
Physical Therapist

Morgan Wagner was born and raised in Montana. She attended Carroll College where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Health Science. Prior to PT school, Morgan worked as the Office Manager here at Fischer PT. Morgan then pursued her Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree at George Fox University in Oregon. Morgan enjoys working with a variety of patient populations from pediatrics to geriatrics. She also has experience with an assortment of general orthopedic conditions, neurological rehabilitation, sports injury rehabilitation, post-surgical care, and postural restoration. Outside of the clinic, Morgan lives an active lifestyle. She enjoys instructing group fitness classes and loves spending her free time doing any indoor or outdoor activities with her husband, family, and friends.

Chelsea M. Harper, DPT
Physical Therapist

Chelsea M. Harper, DPT graduated with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Eastern Washington University in 2015. Prior to that, she earned a BA in Health Sciences at Carroll College. She is thrilled to be back in the Helena community, and to be part of the Fischer Physical Therapy family.

Chelsea enjoys working with a variety of orthopedic conditions, and approaches each person through a holistic, whole body lens. She utilizes specialized hands-on techniques, gentle, progressive exercise with emphasis on neuromotor control/integration, patient education to prevent reinjury, and encourages patient involvement to facilitate long term results. She enjoys working with a wide range of people, from the young athlete to the active retiree. Chelsea looks forward to continually advancing her skills in the orthopedic outpatient setting and serving the people of Helena!

Outside of the clinic, you can find her enjoying the great outdoors and spending time with friends and family.

Carley Bostrom, 
Physical Therapist Assistant

Carley is an Air Force veteran who is also a 2013 graduate of great falls college with a physical therapist assistant A.A.S. Degree. She joined FPT in the summer of 2013 and performs therapy under the supervision of Matthew, Bobbie, and Chelsea.

Carley enjoys getting to know and work closely with people and helping reach their various health goals.

She is mom to son Noah and mini Aussie Ranger. In her down time, she enjoys a healthy pursuit of trail running, spending time outdoors, and exploring fun, nutritional recipes to help fuel an active Montana lifestyle.

Bobbie Bliss Rasmann, MSPT
Physical Therapist

Bobbie Bliss Rasmann, MSPT, received her Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 1993 from Texas Woman’s University. Bobbie practiced in the Phoenix metro area for 13 years before moving to Helena with her husband and two children in 2006, at which time she joined Fischer Physical Therapy.

Most of her clinical focus has been in outpatient orthopedics, emphasizing hands-on treatments which help restore normal neuromotor function and structure mobility. Proactive patient involvement in the therapy plan of care is strongly encouraged to optimize positive outcomes. Education is also an important component of her approach to promote long term success and prevention of re-injury after the rehabilitation treatment process.

Areas of specialty include shoulder rehabilitation, as well as treating cervical (neck) pain, chronic headaches and SIJ/hip dysfunction. Bobbie also has extensive experience in treating patients following shoulder, knee, hip or ankle surgery as well as individuals with recreational or sports injuries that do not require surgical intervention. She received her certification in Integrative Dry Needling in November 2017. Bobbie periodically hosts workshops to educate the public on Rotator Cuff Injuries and Shoulder Pain.

When not caring for patients in the clinic, Bobbie enjoys spending time with her family doing activities such as hiking, snowshoeing, camping, fishing, and visiting National Parks.

Jonathan Reijgers, DSPT
Physical Therapist

Kelly Fischer,  
Owner, Billing, Support Staff

Kelly has been with the clinic since it’s infancy!  She has been managing the accounting aspect of the clinic and now is handling billing and patient statements.  She enjoys being apart of her husbands mission and looks forward to their partnership in life.