Assessment
A thorough assessment to understand what's limiting you.
Turn the figure. Point to the area that's bothering you. We will help you understand what may be causing your pain, and how physiotherapy may help you get back to moving with confidence.
Assessment and treatment of muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, and connective tissues through personalized, evidence-based rehabilitation.
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We treat all of these conditions in our clinic. Choose yours to see how your rehabilitation program is designed.
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Our three guiding principles of care, brought to life through five steps to recovery.
A thorough assessment to understand what's limiting you.
We explain what we find and what your body needs to recover.
The right combination of hands-on care, exercise, and movement strategies for your needs.
Progressive exercise to develop strength, control, and physical capacity.
Your recovery is tested, with a clear plan for lasting movement and strength.
Not machines and heat packs. Hands-on treatment to improve movement, followed by progressive loading to make that change last.
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Assess → Rebuild → Return
The fern in our mark unfurls one frond at a time. That is how recovery works here: a careful assessment first, then steady, measured progress back to the things you love doing.
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Every patient follows a documented clinical pathway, so your assessment, treatment, and progression stay consistent — whoever provides your care.
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Every rehabilitation journey starts with objective assessment. We measure what matters — movement, mobility, strength, function, and performance — document your baseline, and use the data to guide and track your recovery.
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Not just exercise. A plan that progresses with you. Your program is tailored, documented, and continuously progressed using your response and measurable progress.
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We focus on helping you build the strength, movement, and capacity to stay better — not just feel better for a few hours.
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Ask a questionNot usually. In Oregon you can see a physical therapist directly, though some insurance plans still ask for a referral. We will check your plan for you before your first visit.
Any scans, X-rays or reports you have, a list of medicines you take, and comfortable clothing you can move in — shorts are useful for knee or hip problems. If you have a referral letter, bring that too.
Your first visit is a full assessment: your history, how you move, and what is actually causing the pain. A licensed provider reviews your health history before any treatment begins. We then talk you through a treatment plan and usually start treatment in the same session.
Initial assessments take about 45–60 minutes. Follow-up sessions are usually 30–45 minutes, depending on what your plan involves.
It depends on the condition. Minor problems can settle in a few days; while chronic pain and post-surgical rehab run over several weeks. You will get a clear estimate after your first assessment, not an open-ended course.
Some hands-on techniques can feel briefly uncomfortable, but treatment should not hurt. We check in as we go and adjust to what you can tolerate.
An initial assessment is $145 and follow-up visits are $110, and we can check your insurance benefits before you book. Telehealth sessions are arranged case by case — call us on (503) 555-0172 and we will confirm costs before you book anything.
We are at 1418 SE Tacoma Fern Street, Suite 210, Portland, OR 97202, with free parking behind the building. We are open Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
Name and phone number is all the form asks for. A member of the team calls you back within 24 hours to find a slot that works.