Locations

Clinic Information

Clinic Director

Staff

Address

  • Hillsboro Physical Therapy
  • 5880 NE Cornell Rd. Suite C
  • Hillsboro, OR 97124-9000

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Hours

  • Mon-Fri 6:00am-7:30pm; Sat by appointment

Facility

  • Total Practice 2300 sq. ft.; Reception Area 108 sq. ft.; Gym/Exercise Area 572 sq. ft.; 7 Treatment Rooms

Hillsboro Physical Therapy

About the Clinic

Therapeutic Associates Hillsboro Physical Therapy is an outpatient orthopedic physical therapy practice which bases its treatment on advanced Manual Therapy training and techniques. We treat all orthopedic issues and have special training with spine care, athlete injury prevention, and chronic soft tissue injuries. We understand the need to see patients promptly, work around schedules, and offer extended hours.

Our goal is to provide every patient and referral source with unparalleled customer service and clinical expertise. All of our staff has advanced training and certification in manual physical therapy or is actively pursuing certification. We approach each patient uniquely to identify their issues and create individualized treatment programs based on their occupation, recreation, or specific activities.

Hillsboro Physical Therapy

 


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Specialty Programs & Services

  • Orthopedic Physical Therapy
  • Sportsmetrics™
  • Strengthening & Conditioning Therapy

News & Events

Can ACL Injuries Be Prevented – Brian Scott, OYSA Goalines

January 25, 2010

The following article was published in the January 2010 issue of the OYSA Newsletter: Goalines. Can ACL Injuries be Prevented? By Brian Scott, Member Services Coordinator Anyone who coaches girls' sports, or who has a daughter playing active sports from middle school and older, is aware that many players suffer serious knee injuries each season. What you may not know is that female soccer players are between two and eight times more likely to suffer a serious knee injury than their male counterparts. A recently distributed post by US Soccer CoachesNet (May 26, 2009) contained references to many of the studies related to the incidence ... read more »

 

2010 Oregon Youth Soccer AGM Concussion Lecture Resources/Links

January 11, 2010
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“Heads Up: Concussion in Youth Sports” tool kit www.cdc.gov/ConcussionInYouthSports Concussion Management  imPACT Test www.impacttest.com Informational Soccer Concussion Quiz www.SoccerHeadInjuries.org Concussion Return to Activity Plan (Page 5)

 

OYSA AGM Soccer Injury Prevention Lecture

January 6, 2010
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To download the Injury Prevention Lecture handouts presented by Timothy Brinker, PT, OCS, FAAOMPT, please click the icon.

 

Dynamic Flexibility vs. Static Stretching for Warm Up

November 5, 2009
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By Jon Ransom, PTA, ATC and Timothy Brinker, PT, OCS, FAAOMPT-Director Hillsboro Physical Therapy A proper warm-up routine is very important to the health and performance of an athlete. If the body is not adequately prepared for the demands of the upcoming sport or activity, injury is more likely to occur. In addition, it is impossible for the body to perform to the peak of its ability without warm, flexible muscles. In the past, static stretching was the preferred method of pre-activity warm-up, and is still used to a large extent. A static stretch is a stretch performed with a prolonged hold ... read more »

 

Soccer Related Articles

October 29, 2009

We've published other articles on injury prevention at the F.C. Portland Academy web site, Injury Prevention page. Read our articles: Knee Injuries in Soccer (PDF) about Recognizing, Treating, and Preventing knee injuries related to soccer. Common Soccer Injuries (PDF) about Recognizing, Treating, and Preventing common soccer injuries.

 
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