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Therapeutic Associates Gresham Physical Therapy

Therapeutic Associates Gresham Physical Therapy

Reach out today, our team is ready to help.

283 NW Miller Ave
Gresham, 
OR  
97030
Our Hours

Monday: 7:00am - 8:00pm

Tuesday: 7:00am - 8:00pm

Wednesday: 7:00am - 8:00pm

Thursday: 7:00am - 8:00pm

Friday: 7:00am - 6:00pm

Saturday: Closed

Sunday: Closed

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Prioritizing personalized treatment.

At Therapeutic Associates Gresham Physical Therapy, we help patients overcome their pain and limitations, reach their potential and achieve their goals by providing effective, personalized treatment. We are committed to empowering you to achieve the best possible outcome.

An integral part of your healthcare team.

Our team honors and values every patient and recognizes that every situation is different. Our helpful office staff will assist you with everything from understanding your insurance benefits to finding appointment times to meet the needs of your schedule. Our experienced clinicians will listen to you, design a customized treatment plan, and make sure you have a positive, successful rehabilitation experience. We are committed to providing you with outstanding care and service and being your health and wellness partner.

Conveniently located in Historic Downtown Gresham on the corner of 3rd and Miller, right across the street from the library, our clinic is physical therapist owned and operated. We focus on evidence-based manual therapy along with exercise and strength training to foster expedited recovery, rehabilitation and injury prevention. An emphasis on continuing education ensures that each of our therapists is on the leading edge of treatment methods and clinical excellence and is ready to guide you on your healing journey.

Dedicated to our local community.

We are proud to be part of the Gresham community and to have the opportunity to support our local charities and organizations within it. Among the groups we support are Sno-Cap, Gresham Barlow Educational Foundation, My Father’s House, Meals on Wheels, and the Salvation Army. We partner with local high schools and Mount Hood Community College to provide learning opportunities for local students interested in careers in health care. We also volunteer our time to help local teams with injury prevention and treatment, including Reynolds Little League and Gresham Youth Football.

Check out our clinic space.

Our clinic was designed to empower every patient to reach their full potential, incorporating private treatment spaces and dedicated exercise areas.

an athlete doing agility exercise
a mom throws her toddler into the air
an athlete swimming

What
they say...

Amanda Van Pelt Avatar
Amanda V.
7/05/2023
Very professional, knowledgeable, and friendly. They helped my daughter get back to feeling better and playing again without pain.
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Tobi W.
5/20/2023
I've only had two sessions here. The space is clean and bright and centrally-located in Downtown Gresham near plenty of parking. The front desk is friendly and making appointments, even cancelling them, is very pleasant. Folks exercising in the space have a happy vibe to them, also very pleasant. My therapist, Nikki, seems very knowledgeable and I'm looking forward to working with her. (If only the doctors would be so responsive!)
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James C.
3/24/2023
Everyone at Therapeutic Associates Gresham has been extremely helpful and friendly every time that I have been there. John Parr is awesome and has helped me to get much better results than my surgeon expected to see at this time following my knee replacement. Philip was also a big help and has a great personality. I highly recommend them and I will be back again with my second knee replacement for sure.
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Our services — designed to help you reach your goals.

Offering a wide range of multidisciplinary treatments, including manual and movement-based therapies as well as performance and preventative services, our team’s mission is to provide quality rehabilitation, performance enhancement and life-long fitness.

a physical therapist performs manual therapy on a patient's lower leg
PT Rob Barnes assists a young female patient with balance and strength work in clinic at Boise PT

We treat each individual 1:1, like a family member

Your goals matter. Physical therapy can help you reach them.

Happy family playing on the couch

Your path to physical health starts here.

Dedicated to patient-centered care

Hands-on treatment approach

Caring and fun support teams

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Jason Quigley and his family on an outing together near a waterfall

Jason’s Winning Play: Beating Shoulder Pain with PT

Jason, a dedicated father and volunteer softball coach, found himself sidelined by nagging shoulder pain. Determined to regain his mobility and return to coaching his daughter’s team, he turned to physical therapy for answers. Through targeted treatments and personalized care, Jason discovered the transformative power of PT on his path to wellness.

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A woman celebrates a hike at Red Rocks in Sedona, a milestone in her recovery from preventative bilateral mastectomy surgery

Post-Mastectomy Physical Therapy — Andie’s Patient Success Story

The path to recovery for post-mastectomy patients is filled with ups and downs, and Andie’s journey was no exception. There was a part of her that thought she might never be able to reclaim the things in life that bring her joy. But, through a gradual and comprehensive physical therapy program for recovery and rehabilitation, Andie got her life back.

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The South Medford physical therapy team surrounds patient Jim Klug and his service dog.

Beyond Expectations — Jim’s Healing Journey Through Physical Therapy

Jim, a Vietnam War veteran suffering from back pain and neuropathy, embarked on a life-changing journey through physical therapy. With the support of his PT team and the companionship of his service dog Niko, Jim experienced remarkable healing and a renewed sense of mobility that surpassed all expectations.

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Against all odds, Aubrey Burningham is back to squatting with heavy weights in the gym.

Power over Pain – Aubrey’s Physical Therapy Success Story

A fluke accident during labor left Aubrey Burningham struggling to care for her newborn as she battled debilitating pain. Life quickly became overwhelming as she tried to navigate her days with four young children at home. Her painstaking journey was long and riddled with obstacles, but through physical therapy – including pain education and reprocessing – Aubrey found a pathway to healing.

Recent Clinic Blog Posts

Our educational blogs draw on the expertise and experience of our therapists, bringing you the information you need to pursue an active, healthy, and pain-free life.
There are many potential sources of injury to the knee, including cartilage, ligaments, muscles and tendons, as well as joint wear and tear (osteoarthritis). Sometimes, however, pain is felt in the knee even though there is no injury present. This is called patellofemoral syndrome.
Most of us may never have the flawless golf swings that the pros do, but we can improve by working on our fitness. Training can provide the physical tools necessary to hit the ball farther and straighter. Improving our strength, flexibility, and endurance also reduces risk of injury.
Prioritizing your health while at work doesn’t have to be difficult. Add simple movements throughout the day to increase your weekly physical activity and boost your health and fitness while making it easier to reach your goals. A physical therapist can help you overcome obstacles and get started today.

Recent Blog Posts

Our educational blogs draw on the expertise and experience of our therapists, bringing you the information you need to pursue an active, healthy, and pain-free life.
As someone who enjoys the outdoors and being active, Jocelyn Davis understands the importance of pain-free movement and values the opportunity to help people achieve it, both in her role as administrative coordinator and as a massage therapist.
If you are among the majority of the population that experiences low back pain, remember that physical therapy should be your first line of defense to recovery so you can get back to doing what you enjoy!
Bending, lifting, pushing, and pulling can wake up those aches and pains that tend to lay low during the slower activity levels of the winter months, and put us in positions susceptible to injury. But gardening does not have to be harmful to the body.

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