Grants Pass Physical Therapy
About the Clinic
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Located in Grants Pass, Oregon, Therapeutic Associates – Grants Pass Physical Therapy is a well established clinic that has provided quality care to the Grants Pass community for over 30 years. Our staff consists of a group of 7 well-trained physical therapists who work together in a friendly, energetic, and professional environment. Our clinic has a large gym, private treatment rooms, and a therapeutic warm water pool. A variety of personal and professional backgrounds, combined with a state-of-the-art facility, enable us to effectively treat neuromusculoskeletal disorders in all ages and types of patients, ranging from infants to the elderly, from athletes to chronic pain cases.
Our philosophy is to give quality care to our patients via exercise prescription and manual therapy. We use patient education as our primary tool to promote body/movement awareness and to help our patients learn to help themselves.
Services include manual therapy, aquatic therapy, women’s health, balance and vestibular rehab, ASTYM™, Anodyne therapy, athletic performance enhancement, Sportsmetrics, total joint replacement program, strength and conditioning, post-surgical rehab, treatment of arthritis, neck and back care, TMJ and headache treatment, orthopedic and sports therapy, treatment of neurological conditions, and osteoporosis treatment.
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Grants Pass Physical Therapy
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News & Events
March 28, 2013
It’s that time of year everyone. The Pear Blossom Run is right around the corner and we are here to Get Moving with you all!
We invite you to come get ready for The Pear by joining us for a FREE group run led by physical therapist Dan Brasch March 30th, 2013. The run will be a loop around SW Grants Pass, starting and ending in the parking lot of Grants Pass Physical Therapy.
This run is open to the ENTIRE community!
When: Saturday, March 30th
Start Time: 10:00 AM
Who: All Ages and Skill Levels
Where: TAI - Grants Pass Physical Therapy (the parking lot ...
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April 18, 2012
Come join Therapeutic Associates on Saturday, August 4th, 2012 for the 35th Annual Mt. Ashland Hillclimb Run, as we support all of our runners in this great local race. This 13.3 mile event begins in downtown Ashland's beautiful Lithia Park (el 1900') and climbs on tree-canopied dirt roads and trails to finish on the Mt. Ashland summit (7533'), for a total of 5,600' of climbing--that's over a vertical mile!
Click here to visit the Mt. Ashland Hillclimb Run website >>
March 15, 2010
PEP Program
Prevent Injuries and Enhance Performance
This ACL injury prevention program consists of a warm-up, stretching, strengthening, plyometrics, and sports-specific agilities designed to address potential deficits in the strength and coordination of the stabilizing muscles around the knee joint.
January 6, 2010
Get ready for the baseball and softball season while preventing injury:
A 5 week precondition program developed and instructed by a physical therapist
Learn proper strengthening techniques for the rotator cuff and scapular stabilizers
Understand the role of core strength during baseball/softball
Learn a stretching and strengthening program to stay injury-free throughout the season
For more information click here.
When:
Tuesday and Friday mornings from 6:30 AM starting January 18, 2011
How Long:
5 weeks (10 sessions
How Often:
Every Tuesday/Friday
What Time:
6:30 am
Cost:
$100 for 10 sessions (2 times per week for 5 weeks)
How to sign up:
Just call us at 541-479-0765 and ask to get signed up!
Hurry, space is limited so sign up now!
Testimonials - "My Physical Therapist Helped Me Get Here!"
I thought that my shoulder would never allow me to resume my active lifestyle. I discovered that my therapy had not progressed after many months,as it should have with another Therapeutic Company. When the doctor told me that it may need to have a second surgery if another session of therapy did not work, I requested that I be sent to Grants Pass Physical Therapy. Thanks to the physical therapy that I received from TAI, I am able to not only hike and play as hard as ever, but I was able to avoid any additional surgery to unfreeze my shoulder. I am able to perform all of the many chores around the house, loading and hauling firewood, moving the creek rocks and repairing water lines, and working on any projects that may arise. I am now painfree and loving life, however I will not be participating in any more arm wrestling in my future, let’s just call it a lesson learned. I am forever grateful Marian, thank you.