Expert Therapy, Personalized Care
About Rexburg Rehabilitation
If you are searching for a licensed and experienced physical therapist, look no further than Rexburg Rehabilitation. Each member of our team provides knowledgeable and professional care to patients across Rexburg, ID, from physical and occupational therapy to athletic training and more.
Fostering an environment of trust and understanding, we strive to help patients feel comfortable and supported throughout their treatment journey.
Mission Statement
Our purpose and priority at Rexburg Rehabilitation is to provide the highest quality of therapeutic care combined with current treatment practices and state of the art equipment and modalities.
Our goal is to facilitate improved patient care outcomes and promote a better quality of life for the patients while enhancing the services available in the community.
Meet Our Staff
Alex Brinkley
Alex grew up in Monroe, Washington and moved to Rexburg to attend BYU-Idaho and graduated with a degree in Exercise Physiology in 2018. He has always loved helping people and had an internship at a Physical Therapy during his degree and that’s where he started gaining an interest in Physical Therapy. After graduating, he then went to the Rexburg College of Massage Therapy and graduated in 2019. He started working at Rexburg Rehabilitation in 2022 as a Massage Therapist and knew he wanted to do more. He went on to Idaho State University and became a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant and graduated in 2025.
Alex has a passion for helping people and loves seeing them feel better. He loves spending time with his family, playing games, cooking, and is especially proud to be a husband and dad.
Angie
Brian Schaat
Paul Dye
DHSc, MPT, MOTR/L, ATC, CSCS
Paul was born in the small farming community of Firth, Idaho, where he developed a deep appreciation for small-town values and hard work from an early age. His passion for sports during high school taught him the importance of teamwork and caring for the human body. He pursued a degree in Sports Medicine at Ricks College and completed his Athletic Training degree at BYU-Provo in 1997.
Paul continued his education at the University of St. Augustine in Florida, earning master’s degrees in both Physical and Occupational Therapy, and was honored as the university’s top manual therapy student. In 2001, he began working at a fast-paced outpatient therapy clinic in Nevada, and within two years, he was relocated to Wyoming to open and manage a new clinic. Driven by a desire to return home, Paul moved to Rexburg, Idaho in 2005, where he now owns and practices at Rexburg Rehabilitation.
He also served as an adjunct instructor at BYU-Idaho for several years before embarking on his own doctoral journey in 2010, completing it in 2017 with the distinction of Most Outstanding Student. After more than two decades in Rexburg, Paul remains deeply connected to the area, raising six children with his wife Virginia and actively participating in community life.
He contributes through church service, scouting, and supporting local events and schools. With extensive experience in sports medicine—from youth leagues to professional sports—and in delivering occupational and physical therapy across clinics, schools, homes, and the broader community, Paul is proud to give back to the place that has given so much to him and his family.
Kristy Moon
PTA
Kristy grew up in Evanston, Wyoming on a small farm. She was interested in the medical field from a young age and after going to physical therapy for a knee injury, decided that physical therapy was what she wanted to do for a career.
Kristy graduated from Ricks College in 200 with a degree in Health Science. She then went to Central Wyoming College for her PTA degree graduating in 2002. After working in Salt Lake City for two years she moved with her husband to Los Angeles, California where she worked as a PTA in a small community hospital in East LA for 17 years.
Her strong desire to be closer to family brought her to Rexburg to join Rexburg Rehabilitation in 2021. She enjoys spending time with her husband and family, snowmobiling, camping, crafting, and reading.
Kimberly Lamoreaux
Kimberly Lamoreaux grew up in Rexburg, Idaho and graduated from Madison High School in 2021. She is one of eight kids and has 6 sisters and 1 brother. She has many hobbies which include: travelling, playing and watching sports, scrapbooking, and hanging out with friends and family.
Kimberly originally was planning on attending BYU-Idaho after graduation, but didn’t know
what to study, so her mom suggested that she go to a trade school instead. As she went through her training at the Rexburg College of Massage Therapy she discovered her love and fascination with the human body. After graduation from RCMT in 2022, she served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Scotland and Ireland.
Since then she has been working at Rexburg Rehabilitation and, finally, attending BYU-Idaho.
She is currently majoring in Exercise Physiology.
Keisha Pomares
Moved to Rexburg in March of 2020 from Canada. She and happily joined the amazing team at Rexburg Rehabilitation in 2024. She has 3 children and loves to go on adventures with them. They bring joy to her life and teach her so much.
She studied History at SUU (Southern Utah University.) This started a life long love of learning and a love of facts. She has lived in many states throughout her life and even a few countries. She enjoys meeting new people and getting to know more about them.
Paul is the owner of Rexburg Rehabilitation. He was born and raised in southeastern Idaho and leads a rapidly growing healthcare office offering physical therapy, occupational therapy, and athletic training services.
After an injury to his shoulder playing high school baseball, Paul became interested in therapy. He graduated from the athletic training program at Ricks College and at Brigham Young University-Provo while working with the basketball and football teams. After college graduation, Paul and his family spent three years in northern Florida, where he earned his Master’s of Occupational Therapy and Master’s of Physical Therapy from St. Augustine’s University of Health Sciences. He is also a Certified Athletic Trainer and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.
Kristy grew up in Evanston, Wyoming, on a small farm. She was interested in the medical field from a young age, and after going to physical therapy for a knee injury, decided that physical therapy was what she wanted to do for a career.
Kristy graduated from Ricks College in 2000 with a degree in Health Science. She then got her Physical Therapist Assistant degree from Central Wyoming College in 2002. After working in Salt Lake City for 2 years in an outpatient clinic, Kristy and her husband moved to Los Angeles, California, where she worked as a PTA in small community hospitals in the East Los Angeles/Huntington Park area for 17 years.
With a desire to be closer to family, Kristy and her husband moved to Rexburg in 2021. She enjoys spending time with her husband and family, snowmobiling, camping, crafting, and reading.
Ashleigh was born and raised in Shelley, Idaho, and graduated in 2018. She enjoyed participating in a variety of sports throughout high school, including basketball, softball, and track. Through sports practices and off-season training, she learned to love exercising and saw how beneficial it was in her life.
From that point on, she knew that she wanted to do something that would use exercise to help people minimize pain and get back to doing the things they loved.
Ashleigh started college in January of 2019 and took a brief break to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving in both Brazil and California due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On her mission, she learned about physical therapy assisting and decided that it was the career path that she wanted to follow. Ashleigh graduated in 2022 from BYU-I and shortly after became a licensed PTA. She loves what she is doing and the people she gets to meet.
Ashleigh loves to be outdoors. Some of her favorite activities include: camping, fishing, and hiking.
Her favorite hike at the moment is Table Rock in Teton National Park. She loves the challenge of pushing herself and trying new things, which is why she signed up for a half marathon in 2022, even though she really doesn’t like running.