

Occupational • Physical • Speech Therapy
In-Network with Medicare Part B, Medicaid, & More
No Homebound Requirement
Serving the Bitterroot Valley,
Missoula, Bozeman, and Billings
our Bozeman team

Occupational Therapist
Jace Williams, OTD, OTR/L
Jace grew up in Helena, Montana at his family’s ski hill and is a graduate of Helena High School. After spending time competing for the US Deaf Ski Team before transferring to compete for Montana State while attending Montana State University with an interest in Community Health, he ultimately earned his bachelor’s of science from Montana State University-Bozeman in 2018 and became a Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OT) in 2022. Immediately after graduate school, several successful pediatric clinical rotations, and doctoral capstone, Jace accepted his first position in home health and adult outpatient, where he spread the passion of occupational therapy and served patients in the comfort of their own homes.
Jace is an advocate for the profession and active member of the American Occupational Therapy Association, Dementia Friendly America/Bozeman, and athletic coaching organizations. He participates in several continuing education and volunteer opportunities to further his knowledge of the profession.
Additionally, Jace and his brother, Witt, also competed in the Winter Deaflympics in Russia and Italy.
His clinical experiences include serving adults, elderly, and families (and now pediatrics!) in outpatient and home health settings. He looks forward to serving all populations, ages, and needs, placing an emphasis on holistic, family-driven, and client-centered care.
In his free time Jace enjoys spending time with his closest friends and family, traveling, competing in alpine ski racing (for both US Deaf Ski Association/Northern Division Masters), disc golfing, or being in the mountains.
Phone: 406-201-8587 | Email: jace@bigskymot.com

Occupational Therapist
Leila Zemke, BSOT, OTR/L
Leila has worked as an Occupational Therapist for nearly 40 years in the fields of rehab (adult and pediatric neuro) general rehab, adults with special needs, adolescent mental health and geriatrics.
She enjoys continuing education in alternative therapies as well, such as craniosacral therapy, Brain Gym, essential oils and meditation. Helping others is Leila's passion. Whether it seeing her patients progress or holding them with warm compassion during a decline. And lending a listening ear to family members. She feels this is an essential part of the therapy process as well.
Leila enjoys an active spiritual life, traveling to India yearly, learning to make good Indian food. She enjoys gardening and cuddling with her cat Surya (Sun).
Phone: 406-201-5610 | Email: leila@bigskymot.com