Bayliff Integrated Wellness

Bringing the Playground Back to Your Life!

I have practiced physical therapy here in Scottsdale since 1994. The passion for the outdoors and blue skies drew me here from North Carolina. I attended Wake Forest University where I was a member of the tennis team. My graduate studies were at Shenandoah University in Winchester, Virginia where I earned my Masters in Physical Therapy degree. 

My services are provided in the comfort of your own home and free of distractions! Bayliff Integrated Wellness is ideal for the golfer looking to improve his or her game, the endurance athlete who requires recovery assistance from long training sessions, individuals who have been discharged from a clinical setting but who desire continued care. Conditions and diagnoses that are seen are: a wide variety of post-surgical conditions, neck/back pain, shoulder pain, hip pain, knee pain, foot/ankle pain, tennis elbow, golfers elbow, balance deficits, Parkinson's, and many more.
 
To reach David Bayliff, PT, MPT: 602-677-3764 

We believe that movement is the essential component to our health. Without movement, our bodies and minds become rigid and stagnant.
Bayliff Integrated Wellness (BIW) offers a variety of services to meet your needs. David has been a licensed physical therapist since 1994. Manual therapy skills are utilized to address range of motion and other movement restrictions following surgery. Mobilizations can be administered to reduce pain and to increase mobility in various joints such as the spine and shoulder (among others).
Many clients choose Bayliff Integrated Wellness for the purpose of being proactive in their health. David provides stretching and soft tissue mobilization (massage), in order to avoid stiffness and/or potential injury from overuse to active individuals such as golfers, runners, hikers, tennis players, cyclists just to name a few. Teenagers involved in club sports also benefit from BIW as a complement to their training regiment. Through sessions with Bayliff Integrated Wellness, the athlete is able to address muscle tightness that develops from his or her extensive training, thereby reducing the risk of injuries that could then lead to the athlete missing part or all of a season. Many college scouts attend club games, so it is critical for the young athlete to avoid missing out on his or her chance for being seen.
Personal training is also a service provided in the comfort and privacy of the home. Workout plans are designed to meet the client’s needs. With David’s physical therapy background and knowledge, attention is placed on avoiding developing any injuries or from aggravating any old injuries that the individual may have previously experienced.
Experiencing an annoying spasm or lingering headache? Dry needling could be indicated for you. Dry needling is a sterile technique in which a blunt monofilament needle is inserted into the identified trigger point(s) for the purpose of releasing the spasm, reducing pain, and re-establishing the proper blood flow in the muscle. The technique is quick and virtually pain-free.