Jaxon Bennett

Jaxon is a dedicated occupational therapist specializing in hand therapy. He is passionate about helping individuals regain function and independence in their daily lives. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Movement Science with an emphasis in Exercise Science from Utah State University and a Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from Rocky Mountain College. He is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist of the Upper Limb (COMT-UL).

Jaxon has primarily worked in outpatient hand therapy. His expertise includes the assessment and treatment of a wide range of hand and upper extremity conditions, such as fractures, tendon and ligament injuries, arthritis, nerve compressions, and post-surgical rehabilitation. He utilizes evidence-based practice, manual therapy, custom orthotic fabrication, therapeutic exercise, therapeutic activities, and patient education into his treatment plans.

Jaxon is originally from southeastern Idaho, and moved to Alaska in 2021. He lived in Nicaragua for two and a half years where he learned Spanish, he looks forward to the opportunity to continue practicing. Jaxon’s wife, Taylor, was born and raised in Palmer, Alaska and is an occupational therapist and local girls hockey coach. In their spare time they enjoy weight lifting, outdoor activities, traveling, gardening, playing pickleball and other sports. Jaxon is excited to continue providing care to the Alaskan community.