Recovering from an injury can bring about feelings of trepidation at times, but Therapydia makes…read morethe journey comfortable and enjoyable. From the second you walk in, you are warmly welcomed and treated with the upmost respect and care. San, the receptionist, makes every client feel seen, appreciated, and welcome and is an engaging conversationalist. He and the various therapists offer encouragement and positivity that lift your mood and make you want to put forth your best efforts. I have been treated by Jamie, Brenden, and Joe, and all the therapists have been knowledgeable, professional, and supportive. They are easy to talk to and listen attentively to your needs. In only a few short weeks, my range of motion has improved, and I am beginning to feel less stiffness and pain. Thank you for making my recovery a breeze, Therapydia!

I went to Therapydia for an Achilles injury. Brenden was really skilled at setting up a program…read morethat matched my abilities, and was flexible if an exercise didn't work. He keeps up with new exercise science and shared it with me, which I appreciate. I'm now pain free, stronger, and able to do jumping jacks again. The entire staff is warm and welcoming.

Name change--now it's PT Solutions, run by a private equity group which doesn't give a hoot whether…read moreyou get better. NONE of the PTs lauded in the prior reviews remain. All the current PTs are relatively new and/or are leaving. They double book patients, and some of the PTs are not good at juggling two patients, so you are waiting around for attention and guidance. Don't get suckered by earlier reviews because it's not the same local owners or level of individual care.

I've done a fair amount of PT, and I'm really very happy with New Heights. This is not one of those…read morehigh volume facilities where you get 5 minutes with a PT and spend the rest of the time in a large room with a PTA occasionally watching you (and 20 other people). I've had three sessions with my PT (Brooke), who is very careful, patient, and thorough. The rest of the staff are friendly, professional, and focused. My home exercise program is useful and realistic, and I am definitely making progress on a daily basis.

I can't say enough good things about the compassionate and effective care by Andrea at Everybody…read morePhysical Therapy. She is so good at fostering personal comfort, at listening and evoking important information, at pinpointing and teaching the exercises that most efficiently heal (without overwhelming the client), at the hands-on massage that relieves pain and enables the exercises to best work, and at creating a beautiful warming physical and psychological/emotional environment that nurtures healing. Kudos too to Brad who provides a real feeling of welcome and keeps the office running as it should.

Professional and compassionate care. Magical interventions that dissolved my pain and gave me the…read moretools to avoid future injury and improve my strength.

This place is outstanding. Nick and the team have been incredibly helpful as I was rehabilitating a…read moreknee injury. They were extremely communicative, very proactive in helping me get an exercise regimen set up, and were responsive to my questions. The staff truly cares about their patients here, and I honestly couldn't make a higher recommendation for folks in need of physical therapy to go here. You won't be disappointed.

I've been to a few different physical therapy clinics (including OHSU). Therapeutic Associates is…read morethe best by far! Romen was great and knowledgeable. He really took the time to educate me and make sure that each home exercise was done correctly without over exerting my injury.

Hard to capture the multifaceted wonder of this establishment in written form. As soon as you enter…read morethe front door, you feel like you're part of a very special community... one that is invested in the well being of everyone while optimizing movement to promote a robust quality of life. The clinic has been in its current location since 2005. There is a dedicated parking lot available, and the clinic is in close proximity to Trimet and MAX line stops. Hours are M-F 7:00-7:00 and they take most major insurance policies. The space has two levels with private treatment rooms and gyms on both floors. There are currently 10 therapists on staff and they represent an impressive diversity of specialties: orthopedic, neurological, pelvic health, pediatrics and sports. They also have sophisticated equipment to utilize diagnostic ultrasound and biofeedback to determine the etiology of your condition. For treatment, they have all traditional exercise equipment as well as shockwave and laser therapies. If you're looking for exceptional care from a professional group of highly trained providers, this is your place for superior musculoskeletal treatment. The PT staff is friendly, skilled and knowledgeable... it's a health experience that can't be missed! (All photos used with explicit permission from staff and patients)

I had an experience at West Portland Physical therapy with one of the PTs, Rhi, that breached the…read moreboundaries of what is appropriate behavior for a medical provider. I went here for more than a year. I loved working with Rhi for a while, But then something changed. When I would come in and talk about the pain I was in (I have an old spinal cord injury from an extensive spinal fusion with rods and bolts), they started to push the idea that it was my fault that I was in pain because I wasn't being mindful enough of how I was moving- she told me I was sitting down wrong, and that if I couldn't apply my PT exercises to my everyday life, that they were meaningless. This was really discouraging. She decided I needed to create a schedule for my week and bring it back to show her, because this would "fix" my "mindfulness" issue. I have been so busy that it was hard for me to find time to sit down to create a schedule. As a result, I rescheduled my next appointment because I wasn't able to get it done in time, and I was nervous because she seemed to think most of my problems were coming from a failure of personal responsibility. But I still got this homework completed and brought it to my next appointment. Unfortunately for me, however, I had put the wrong time down in my calendar (appt was at 11:40 and I put 11:50) so I got there late. I was very nervous about this, considering I had to create a schedule to show her to prove I was putting in the effort she expected of me, and I had ironically arrived late. What followed was a dressing-down the likes of which I never anticipated to get from somebody who was supposed to be helping me. She told me I was late/rescheduled more than once and it was a problem for her. She told me that they'd made "certain accommodations" for me like doing appointment reminder calls, but that it was a burden for their office staff to do that. They were the ones that offered this in the first place. She then said "I don't want to be just another person you have to worry about disappointing" which was really hurtful because I hadn't thought of her being disappointed in me because she was my medical provider who was supposed to be there to support me, especially when things are hard. She asked if I thought physical therapy was too much for me to handle right now. I told her no, I need to prioritize physical therapy. She told me that was her job (????) and then told me she was going to cancel the next 2 weeks of my appointments (including appts made with a different provider for pelvic floor PT that she was not involved with) so I could "get things together at home" before continuing physical therapy. I was visibly panicking at this point and buried my face in my hands. She then said I could "change her mind," putting me in the position that I would have to beg and justify why I needed to continue physical therapy in order for her to not unilaterally make the decision to cancel appointments, half of which weren't even with her. I asked her not to cancel my appointments because I was afraid I wouldn't be able to gather the courage to come back. She said fine, but that I should consider whether or not she was the right PT for me, and that I *have* to be on time, or she'd cancel my appointments. She said I'd come a long way but I was still late too often. As an example, she said I used to no longer walk with a cane and that was food. She spent such little time on MY needs as her patient that she didn't see the new cane I brought to get her opinion on. She finished the appt by telling me she'd have an assistant walk me through some breathing exercises because by the end of her tirade, I had dissolved into tears. The schedule I made to show her didn't even matter. I've been in physical therapy for more than half my life and I have never experienced anything like this. I cried in my car for an hour. Anna and Megan are great, but Rhi hurt me in ways that will take a long time for me to heal from, and will likely set my progress back by months as I try to gather the courage to try PT somewhere else.

I have been going to whole body health for physical therapy on my shoulders. I highly recommend…read morethis clinic. Dr Portman is great! Knowledgeable, supportive and very personable! I will see her for all my PT needs! The clinic is bright and clean, front desk staff are efficient and helpful! JH

Iv'e got a shoulder impingement (recent mountain bike endo), stiff neck & torn ACL (injuries from…read moredecades past)! I am working with Bryan--lots of "creds" (PT, DPT, CSCS, MHA) behind his name with a masters and doctorate in musculoskeletal health and physical conditioning. He loves teaching and coaching! But can he help mend a body with years and miles of thrills and spills banging and bouncing off rocks, dirt and pavement? And way-long-ago injuries playing indoor and outdoor sports. Iv'e been in PT a month now with Bryan and progressing well. I like how Bryan analyzed my injuries and showed me a 3-D color anatomy model or what is causing my pain on his computer. Then, he devised conditioning routines I do at 24 HR Fitness. Also, he emailed a description with pictures of each exercise--very helpful when working out on you own. And it is impressive Bryan continues his education, currently pursuing dry needling (allowed in 34 states) but not yet approved in Oregon. He is getting ahead of the curve. Working on my shoulder impingement, Bryan drug a dull instrument (looks like a big butter knife) over my shoulders to break up "knotty" connective tissue. He manipulated and stretched my neck. My shoulder was so loose and fired up when I left this session, I could take an ake and chop down a giant redwood tree--of course, a tree hugger like me would never hack a redwood! My neck and shoulders have not felt that "loosey-gossey" in 5 years. I really love the treatment here--casual and professional. Most of all I'm feeling better. Getting stronger! And knowing when I'm working out on my own I'm working on the right things, the right way! And I can email, text or call anytime with questions. There is more hope for recovery--especially, if you have a competent MR. PT Proactive Zoe at front desk has a patient caring spirit too and really helped round up authorization's through my insurance company.

Went in bc of whiplash-- wanted to get out of pain and back to regular activities including dance…read moreand climbing. Amy is a Dance Medicine Specialist who really understood the details of the movements I was having problems with and where I wanted to get to, and is super-skilled at both manual and movement therapy. She really listened to my goals and helped me get there. The whole Sound Body Clinic is really professional and spacious, with a variety of equipment for different needs. Also, if your insurance situation isn't going to help you cover the cost of PT, they have a reasonable per-session self-pay option.

Sound Body is FABULOUS! They have put my aging body back to where it can continue all my…read moremovement at 70! 2 hip replacements, shoulder, neck, foot, ankle etc..... I am dancing again at ballet, going to Pilates, Ellove and Gyrotonics, as well as backpacking and hiking. I owe SO much to Amy Werner. I'm sure the entire team at SB is fabulous. Alisha at the front desk is so warm and kind. Always a smiling face. LOVE this PT. If you are in need, GO to Sound Body. You will be more than satisified. You'll be able to MOVE AGAIN:):) Remember to do the work and exercises.

I have been a patient on and off for years now. All the providers I had were superb. I've had many…read moreyears of PT experience and know a thing or two. I especially like that I can reach my current providers by email or by calling the practice. In addition, they give out excellent drawings and instructions to "go." The practice is efficient, professional, and respectful. The parking is right in front and next to the battery experts, who are also superb!

The Staff are friendly and caring. I have been there several times for physical therapy, and have…read morealways had pleasant experiences. I do have to give my physical therapist (Kaylan) a big shout out for her knowledge and expertise in getting me and my range of motion in my knee back in business.

Emma got me ready for my knee replacement and my recovery has been great. The front staff is…read morefriendly and efficient at setting up appointments. This is my kind of place for personal attention while recovering from surgery.

My review is based off my experience as a whole. While I wish I could give a better rating, the…read morefront desk person named Joshua is really off putting and not very efficient at his job. He does not respond to emails or texts, and he gives off an aura of "I'm too busy" or doesn't care. Not sure who at this office decided that the front desk folks should really push customers to book 2X a week, but it's really annoying. I've never gone to a PT office that does this and I've been to many in my lifetime. I'm a single mom in debt on a very limited budget and I've had to explain my situation MULTIPLE times with Joshua and it's like he didn't even pay attention. Jeewa should be the one there in person versus Joshua as he's much nicer and professional acting. I've only worked with one of the PTs which was Dr.Ashley Chan. She's wonderful and was a pleasure to work with. No complaints there. The facility itself is pretty big and well stocked with machines and items. Unfortunately not worth the drive to keep going here, really hated the pressure to have to make 2 appts a week, and this office doesn't bill you which is bizarre.

Dr. Rachel Wilkinson is a great physical therapist... that's probably an understatement. She is…read morewithout doubt the best I've been to (and I've been to many). What makes her so awesome is that: 1) Rachel is a great listener. She pays 100% attention to you during your session and does a great job taking notes to document your symptoms and ongoing progress. 2) Rachel will work with you to achieve your goals. I've never heard her say anything to the effect of 'you shouldn't do that in your condition or with your limitations'. Instead, she will explore those limitations herself and find out where you're at and work with you and provide you the exercises and stretches to push your boundaries. Having been diagnosed with bad knees, I've heard a lot of PTs tell me I shouldn't be running. It's not what I want to hear but, more importantly, it makes all sorts of assumptions about my running gait and the effects of running on my joint health. 3) Rachel has a ton of knowledge and ideas for developing your muscles and improving your issues. I'm familiar with a lot of exercises but she definitely introduced me to a lot of new movements and stretches. If something doesn't work, I let her know (but usually she's pretty good at proactively eliciting my feedback) and she constantly tweaks the treatment program. If you have the opportunity to work with Rachel, I highly recommend her! I'm sure you'll be as impressed as I was!

Rachel is the best physical therapist I've ever worked with. With thoroughness and thoughtfulness…read moreshe creates a treatment plan that puts you on a path to recovery while not feeling overwhelming. From every session I see positive results and that serves as the best motivation to keep improving at home. I also appreciate that she describes the exercises in my routine in a way that I can easily recall them. Now I will forever remember "disco arm" and "what a referee does".