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.

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.

I had (left) knee surgery in February for torn cartilage this year and felt mostly rehabilitated…read more I had a decent Physical Therapist elsewhere and they helped me get my left leg strengthened again but I never felt 100%. I still had a limp with stiffness in the knee joint after sitting for long periods of time. I figured that's just the way I would be for the rest of my life. I started experiencing pain in my right knee several weeks ago that started to impact walking. I was limping more severe and in pain. I found PDX Bodyworks though Yelp. Shawn squeezed me in for a same day appointment the day I called and managed to figure out rather quickly that my SI joint was the culprit in my knee pain as my hips were not aligned. A quick adjustment and most of the new pain in my right knee was gone! Shawn taught me how to adjust my SI joint myself and I made a follow up appointment the following week with Greg. I've been going in for physical therapy once a week for the past 4 weeks and I'm feeling significantly better and moving better than I have in awhile. I felt like my first bout of PT didn't address some of the structural issues I was having and focused mostly on strength. My old PT had told me that there would always be some level of pain. Shawn & Greg at PDX Bodyworks have given me tools (stretches, adjustments, exercises, etc.) to address the source of the pain as well as the confidence that I can get back to my original post-surgery level of fitness without hurting myself. I highly recommend PDX Bodyworks and am so grateful for their help!

I had been struggling with a back injury for years. I saw PDX Bodyworks was giving a free workshop…read morein order to explain how pelvic tilting could be the cause. Turns out for me, it was. I scheduled an appointment with Shawn and Greg that day. Best decision I couldn't done to start the healing process on the right track. I also was seeking out alternative therapies during this process. Shawn and Greg were the impetus in getting me on the right track. Without them, this process of pain would've been lingering, or even escalating, for a very very long time. I now recommend my clients to see these two professionals. It worked for me, so I hope it works for my clients also dealing with similar pain. Thank you Shawn and Greg for making my life sustainable again!

Hope Hampton is smart, personable, collaborative, thorough, and surprisingly holistic…read more After many years of practice in Hillsboro, she opened her own practice in close-in NE 20th, just south of highway 84, very central location to get to by car or bike. She's still getting established in her new location, so she often has openings within a couple days. She bills many insurances. She loves working with musicians and also has a specialty with lymphedema. Hope helped me solve a tricky foot injury - i seem to have sprained a ligament between my metatarsal and my tarsals. I went to several overwise-talented practitioners who weren't able to help me, and I just wasn't healing after 2 months til I started seeing Hope. She was thorough and precise in her assessment. She taught me how to tape up my foot to prevent the movement that was aggravating it. And the exercises she gave me clearly are helping. http://hamptonphysiotherapy.com/

Hope Hampton has helped me through painful injuries to my knees and shoulders…read more In each case, I had serious concern that even surgery couldn't restore full use. She is an outstanding physical therapist that knows her limits and gets results. As an aging amateur athlete, I've had a number of maladies that have been treated by P.T.'s over the years. I've had the good fortune to be treated by some outstanding therapists, often clinic directors. As a technician, Hope is equal to the best the profession has to offer. There is one opinion I'll offer about Hope that distinguishes her from other medical professionals. She has innate ability that cannot be explained or trained. When it comes to treating a patient, Hope is equally artisan and technician. I think of her as a healer. Maybe I should refer to her as virtuoso too? More thoughts about Hope: ..Listens carefully as you describe symptoms, hopes, and goals. ..Carefully evaluates your injury. ..Communicates effectively with the ability to minimize medical jargon. ..Sets realistic expectations for what might be achieved with effort. ..Prescribes a reasonable regimen of exercises, stretches, nerve glides, taping, & icing. ..Keeps the patient informed as she moves your body during treatment. ..Continuously evaluates the injury and adjusts her approach. ..If circumstances lead your effort to falter awhile, she's not judgmental. ..Offers encouragement and adjusts activities if treatment progress slows. ..Empathetic ..Effective ..Modest If you are considering treatment by Hope, I recommend her whole heartedly.

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.

The staff here are ALL wonderful! Brian was my primary therapist and he was personable and easy to…read morework with also deserving of praise: Candace, Sue, Carlos and Julia. love y'all!

If you care about your sanity, avoid this place. I have had an unbelievable number of issues with…read morethis office, and I've only physically been there once. From the beginning, communication was a nightmare. When I first called to schedule an appointment, I asked what I would pay for a typical PT visit. They collected all my insurance information, and I was told their insurance person was out and would get back to me the next day. She didn't. A week went by, and I still hadn't heard anything, so I had to call them myself. They still weren't sure what my cost would be. I was repeatedly told someone would get back to me, but they never did, so I had to keep calling for answers. On multiple separate occasions, I was verbally told my appointment would cost no more than $70. The day of my appointment, I called again and was told they needed my insurance information, despite already providing it. I gave it to them again and was told someone would get back to me shortly. Since my appointment was that day, I explained that I needed an answer within the hour so I could decide whether to attend. Again, no one called me back. As I was getting ready to leave, I called them myself for an update and was once again told the cost would be $70. I arrived 15 minutes early, only to be told at the front desk that my appointment had been canceled. When I asked why, considering I had spoken with someone less than 30 minutes earlier, no one could explain what happened. "Luckily," the physical therapist I was supposed to see still had availability, so they told me to go ahead with the appointment and complete the paperwork afterward. Because of their miscommunication, they weren't prepared for me until about five minutes after my appointment was supposed to start. While I waited, I could hear three front-desk employees discussing each other, other employees, and the office's lack of communication. It honestly explained everything. Before starting my appointment, I triple-checked that my cost would not be more than $70, and I was explicitly guaranteed that it would not be. I specifically asked multiple times because I wanted to be sure what I would be paying. The physical therapy appointment itself was fine. I have no complaints about the therapist personally. I left feeling relatively positive despite the chaos and even scheduled several additional weekly appointments. Then came the next week. Less than an hour before my second appointment, they called me. This was the only time throughout this entire process that the office proactively contacted me. The person handling insurance informed me that my appointments would actually cost $239.15. I was understandably furious. I explained that I had been told multiple separate times that my cost would be no more than $70. I tried very hard to resolve the situation and avoid having to pay the additional $169.15, but I was told there was no way around it. They weren't sure who had given me the incorrect information and said the issue was ultimately between me and my insurance. I understand that insurance is complicated and mistakes happen. What I don't understand is how I can provide my insurance information, repeatedly ask what I will owe, have to repeatedly call because they don't follow up, and then be verbally assured multiple times that my cost will be no more than $70--only to be told an hour before my next appointment that I owe an additional $169.15 for my previous appointment. I was also told that because I had signed the paperwork, I was responsible for the charge. The problem is that I signed the paperwork after my first appointment, after I had already been given the $70 estimate multiple times and proceeded based on that information. I ultimately paid the bill because I was told there was no other option, but I do not feel this was handled fairly. I tried very hard to avoid paying that amount and tried to resolve it with them, but they refused to take responsibility for repeatedly telling me my cost would not exceed $70. I canceled all my remaining appointments. The physical therapists may be good at what they do, but the administrative and customer service side of this office is incredibly poorly managed. The repeated misinformation, failure to follow up, constant need for me to call for answers, last-minute cancellation, and surprise bill were completely unacceptable. I genuinely feel bad for the therapists because the front office is doing them a huge disservice. Their communication and billing practices are turning away customers who otherwise may have continued treatment. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this practice to anyone.

Dr. Schildmeyer is the third chiropractor I've seen and the only one I will continue to see. She is…read moretruly passionate about her field and it shows in the enormous amount of knowledge she has about every muscle and bone in your body. Dr. Schildmeyer is quick to diagnose a condition and does so with incredible accuracy as evidenced by the immediate relief you feel after just one visit. Her bedside manner is unparalleled and makes you feel comfortable no matter if you see doctors regularly, or if it's your first time and not sure of the whole process. Our family lives on the west side and doesn't hesitate to make the commute to Broadway to see her. If you're looking for a lifetime chiropractor for a chronic condition, have had a recent trauma experience and need physical therapy, or just need a check-up to work on your posture and learn some stretches to keep your joints and muscles in order, give her office a call and she'll fix you right up.

Dr. Schildmeyer radiates care and compassion. This is more than chiropractic adjustments -- she…read moretreats you holistically. She incorporates many different types of treatments into her care plans and considers all aspects of your health. Yes, this includes adjustments and soft tissue work. But it also includes diet and nutritional plans, food sensitivity testing, exercise therapy, and many other treatments. She is dedicated to her work and is always referencing new studies and research. It is wonderful to have this kind of resource in Portland, OR. She has helped me deal with chronic pain issues. And my husband goes to see her -- another doctor had suggested he might need ankle reconstruction and bunion surgery. But through Dr. Amelia's treatment plan he has not only eliminated surgery but has even begun running again. (Something he never thought possible.) If you are looking for someone who can approach your pain holistically, this is who you want supporting you. She has flexible hours and I never have to wait to book an appointment when I am in pain, as she blocks off time for urgent care needs. I highly recommend her.

My sports medicine physician recommended this place for me after a knee injury. And he was so right…read moreto do so! While I had my PT after surgery at first elsewhere (and that was not bad either). I am now receiving top notch care by Pete Dills and his team. All kinds of different modalities of therapy (manual, de-sensitization, scar tissue mobilization and careful weight loading were added during the first appointment) and worked wonders for recovery/ to get back full range of motion. The care has been tailored down to my needs and is on all levels excellent. Office experience has been also great! Highly recommended!

This guys are more interested in making a profit than making their patients healthier. When I…read morecalled to make an appointment I said I wanted to pay out of pocket even though I have insurance. They said they HAD to bill the insurance co. I asked how much a typical visit would cost and they said they didn't know. "The head office dealt with billing." I was desperate because I'm an active person and was having pain in my ankles that made it hard to walk, much less run like I wanted to do. So, I had 3 treatments. They gave me no homework or exercises to help but just kept telling me to come back next week. I saw no improvement so I stopped going. Then I got a bill which was nearly $700! I called the "head office" and they said if I had paid out of pocket I would have saved $200+. I took things into my own hands and found that pilates, a foam roller and deep stretching of my calf muscles did the trick.

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".