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What services does Woodinville physical therapy&rehabilitation offer?

We are proud to offer comprehensive, results-based physical therapy & rehabilitation services to the communities of Woodinville and Duvall. We offer Physical Therapy, Women's Health Therapy, Orthotics, and Massage Therapy! If you think we’re about injuries, we’re not—we’re about you.

Why choose our physical therapy services?

We care for your specific needs and goals. Whether you are suffering from an injury, surgery or chronic pain, we will help you restore and maintain your body for an active, pain-free life. We are committed to providing effective, compassionate, and cost effective physical therapy care to our patients.

How long does it take to get an evaluation at Woodinville?

The Woodinville clinic offers initial evaluations within 24-48 hours and accepts the majority of insurance plans. Brock loves spending time outside and exploring everything that the Pacific Northwest has to offer.

Who is we physical therapy?

We are a small, locally owned small business that has a passion for health, wellness, and our community! We are proud to offer comprehensive, results-based physical therapy & rehabilitation services to the communities of Woodinville and Duvall. We offer Physical Therapy, Women's Health Therapy, Orthotics, and Massage Therapy!

How long does it take to get an evaluation from FTG Physical Therapy?from ptandme.com

FTG Physical Therapy Woodinville offers initial evaluations within 24-48 hours and accepts the majority of insurance plans. If you have questions about a pain you are experiencing or are ready to schedule an evaluation for care, please call our clinic at 425-939-2194 or stop by to get the help you need today.

Where is FTG Physical Therapy located?from ptandme.com

FTG Physical Therapy Woodinville is located in the town center right next to Target. Our clinic is easily accessible from the corner of Garden Way NE and 140th Avenue. Plenty of lot parking is available. If you have any questions regarding your rehabilitation or have trouble finding our Woodinville location, please call us at 425-939-2194.

How long does a therapist evaluate a patient?from ftgphysicaltherapy.com

Your therapist will conduct an evaluation of your condition lasting between 60-90 minutes. The evaluation is necessary to create a program designed specifically to address your needs for maximum recovery.

What is PT ME?from ftgphysicaltherapy.com

PT&Me is an educational site for patients interested in or considering physical, occupational, and/or hand therapy.

What to wear to a scuba diving trip?from ftgphysicaltherapy.com

We recommend comfortable clothing such as sweatpants or shorts, a T-shirt or tank-top and sneakers.

Where does Heidi live?from ftgphysicaltherapy.com

Heidi has lived in the Pacific Northwest most of her life and enjoys the outdoors hiking with her dog. She has worked as a PTA since 1994. She finds fulfillment in all aspects of patient care whether it's simply making someone smile to teaching them to walk again, it makes life a little better for everyone. "Guiding people back toward a healthy functional goal to achieve their best self is why physical therapy is the best profession"

Where is Meghan from?from ftgphysicaltherapy.com

Meghan is a Pacific Northwest native and takes advantage of all it has to offer. Whether it’s hiking, camping or spending time in her garden, Meghan is always ready for an adventure, rain or shine. She applies this same enthusiasm and passion to her patient care "Helping people find a path towards improved physical fitness and function is what I love about this profession!"

What did Krystle learn from her life?

As a young athlete, Krystle learned the value of exercise early in life. A career path that allowed her to help people through human touch and physical activity was a natural choice for her. After graduating from the University of Hawaii with her BS in Kinesiolgy and Rehabilitation Sciences, Krystle went on to pursue massage therapy at t

What does Jodi do in physical therapy?

She believes that physical therapy is a team effort between a patient and the therapist. She likes to help educate her patients with how they can allow their bodies to move and work better so they can return to their favorite activities, whether that is running, hiking or picking up and hugging their grandchild.

What does Krystle do when she is not working?

When she is not working, she enjoys gravel biking, snowboarding, soccer, hiking and surfing in Hawaii! You may also find her traveling – and enjoying the food – in Asia. A fascinating fact about Krystle: Her grandmother was a princess in Myanmar before the military government took over the country.

Where did Stefanie grow up?

Stefanie grew up in Bellingham, WA and graduated from Whatcom Community College’s Physical Therapist Assistant program in 1994. She then moved to the greater Seattle area where she has focused her career on outpatient orthopedic rehabilitation.

What do Jodi and her husband do when they are not working?

When not at work, Jodi and her husband stay active by rock climbing, hiking, skiing and walking their two big dogs.

What is Kendra's background?

Kendra combined her background in dance and her interest in medicine to pursue physical therapy as a career. She earned her BS in Psychology from the University of Washington, then went on to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Southern California. Her professional interests include Performing Arts Rehabilitatio

What is Stefanie's approach to her patients?

Stefanie’s approach to her patients is to give them the tools that they need to achieve their goals through posture and body mechanics education, as well as developing a personalized home treatment program to ensure they are able to return to their previous activities.

What is FTG Physical Therapy?from ftgphysicaltherapy.com

At FTG Physical Therapy – Duvall, we believe in a balanced approach to treatment, using manual techniques in combination with specific three-dimensional exercise and patient education. We understand the importance of exercise as an integral part of our patients’ lives and their overall health.

What does Becca do as a PTA?from physiocarept.com

As a PTA, Becca believes in getting to know her patients and their specific goals in order to tailor home exercise programs to their needs. She enjoys helping people find empowerment to get the most out of the things they love to do, whether it be participating in sports and fitness, pursuing hobbies, or spending quality time with loved ones. And most of all, she believes PT should be fun. If it can be made into a game, it will!

Where did Becca go to college?from physiocarept.com

In 2019, Becca graduated from the PTA program at Lake Washington Institute of Technology where she gained experience in outpatient orthopedics, pediatrics, and sub-acute rehabilitation. She is thrilled to be part of the PhysioCare team!

What is Louis's career?from physiocarept.com

Motivated by his desire to help others live a healthy, full life in every aspect, Louis pursued a career as a physical therapist. He graduated from Mariano Marcos State University (in Batac, Philippines) and he loves being a physical therapist because he is always meeting new people and learning new things.

Where did Mary Beth live?from physiocarept.com

Mary Beth grew up in Alaska , and after school in Montana she moved to Pueblo, CO to work at a hospital there. She transferred to Seattle in 2001 to be closer to family and return to water and green surroundings. She enjoys taking in local sporting events and scuba diving in both local and tropical destinations. She has also competed in various distance triathlons to stay active and help her understand the finer points of cross-training. Her triathlon experience ranges from sprint triathlons to full Ironman events.

Who is Michaela from the Pacific Northwest?from ftgphysicaltherapy.com

Michaela is a Pacific Northwest native. She is a former dancer and loves to work with dancers as their physical therapist or their teacher. She also loves to work with patients experiencing vertigo or looking to prevent falls. What Michaela loves most about being a physical therapist is her ability to help patients achieve their goals and maintain an active and healthy lifestyle. When she is not in the clinic or dance studio, you can find her exploring all the PNW has to offer with her husband and dog.

Who is Mary Beth?from physiocarept.com

Mary Beth graduated from the University of Montana Physical Therapy Program with high honors in 1997. She the CEO of PhysioCare, is a certified pre/post-natal exercise consultant, and a Certified Integrated Manual Therapist.

What is functional therapy group?

At Functional Therapy Group Physical Therapy, our number one priority is the patient. We strive to provide individualized treatment with hands-on, compassionate care. We do not rush our patients or our clinicians. Rather, we perform comprehensive evaluations and encourage patient input for treatment planning and goal setting.

How long does a therapist evaluate a patient?

Your therapist will conduct an evaluation of your condition lasting between 60-90 minutes. The evaluation is necessary to create a program designed specifically to address your needs for maximum recovery.

What is PT ME?

PT&Me is an educational site for patients interested in or considering physical, occupational, and/or hand therapy.

What does Brock do?

Brock loves spending time outside and exploring everything that the Pacific Northwest has to offer. He believes in helping patients understand their injury and the process of healing in combination with an individually tailored rehabilitation program, provides the most effective way to treat and prevent injuries from happening again. "I have a passion for working with my patients and improving each one's quality of life"

How long does a syringe visit last?

Each visit will last 60 – 90 minutes on average. Times vary due to the treatment and exercises being performed.

Where does Heidi live?

Heidi has lived in the Pacific Northwest most of her life and enjoys the outdoors hiking with her dog. She has worked as a PTA since 1994. She finds fulfillment in all aspects of patient care whether it's simply making someone smile to teaching them to walk again, it makes life a little better for everyone. "Guiding people back toward a healthy functional goal to achieve their best self is why physical therapy is the best profession"

Where is Meghan from?

Meghan is a Pacific Northwest native and takes advantage of all it has to offer. Whether it’s hiking, camping or spending time in her garden, Meghan is always ready for an adventure, rain or shine. She applies this same enthusiasm and passion to her patient care "Helping people find a path towards improved physical fitness and function is what I love about this profession!"