Dr Roma Bhatia MD MPH

Dr. Roma Bhatia, MD, is a breast medical oncologist and Assistant Professor in the Division of Oncology, Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Utah and Investigator at the Huntsman Cancer Institute. She specializes in the care of individuals with all states of breast cancer, with a particular interest in cancer survivorship, geriatric oncology, and the cognitive and physical effects for cancer treatment. Her research has been funded through the Center for Investigational Therapeutics at the University of Utah and through federal grants from the Health Resources and Services Administration.

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Dr. Bhatia's research focuses on improving quality of life and functional outcomes for patients, including the use of exercise and supportive interventions to address common side effects from cancer treatments including chemotherapy related cognitive impairment, cancer fatigue, and recovery after therapy. Through both her clinical and research work, she aims to bridge scientific discovery with compassionate, patient-centered care.

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She believes in partnering closely with her patients to help them make informed choices and navigate the challenges of cancer with dignity, understanding, and hope.

Dr Taylor Wolf

Dr. Taylor Wolf helps active adults get out of the cycle of pain, rest, and flare-ups so they can keep doing what they love. His care is built for people who want more than a quick adjustment or a temporary fix.

At Elevated Sport and Spine, every visit is one-on-one and built around finding what’s actually driving the irritation, then fixing it with a plan that holds up in real life. Most patients follow a simple 3-step process: calm pain and restore comfortable motion, retrain how you move so the issue stops coming back, then strengthen the new pattern so you can return to golf, skiing, training, and everyday life with confidence.

Dr. Wolf is certified through TPI (Level 1 and Medical Level 2), trained with PRI, and uses dry needling when it helps speed up progress. Translation: you get a performance-minded approach that treats the root cause, not just the symptom. He serves Millcreek, Utah and works with people who want to move better, hurt less, and stay active for the long run.

Start with a one-on-one evaluation and we’ll map out exactly what’s driving the problem and the fastest path to fixing it.

Denise Druce

Denise has spent over four decades helping people move, breathe, and heal—from high-energy aerobics in the ’80s to yoga that reaches the heart. A Master of Public Health and yoga therapist, she’s co-founder of Yoga Forward, a nonprofit bringing yoga to underserved communities and even behind prison walls.

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After facing a recurrence of Stage 4 cancer, Denise says it became her greatest teacher—deepening her compassion and her purpose to help others rise. Known to her students as “The Elevator,” Denise lifts everyone around her to a higher place of strength, joy, and peace. She lives in Salt Lake City with her husband Michael and their dog Bella.