Therapeutic Associates Liberty Lake Physical Therapy

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Reach out today, our team is ready to help.

(509) 891-2094 (fax)

23410 E Mission Ave, Ste 2
Liberty Lake, 
WA  
99019
Our Hours

Monday: 6:30am - 6:00pm

Tuesday: 7:00am - 6:00pm

Wednesday: 7:00am - 6:00pm

Thursday: 7:00am - 6:00pm

Friday: 6:30am - 1:00pm

Saturday: Closed

Sunday: Closed

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Empowering patients through care and education.

At Therapeutic Associates Liberty Lake Physical Therapy, our highly trained team combines manual therapy with dynamic exercise and functional activities to maximize function and reach patients’ goals. We provide expert care in all orthopaedic and sports conditions, with a focus on prevention. Our background in manual therapy and movement integration focuses on the cause, not just the symptoms.

Focused on individualized treatment.

From initial diagnosis through recovery, we will begin to teach you how to take control of your body and its healing process. All of our new patients receive tools (biomechanical education and home exercise programs) to start their recovery process on their first day. Our therapists will work with you to develop an individualized treatment program to get you better, faster!

Through physical therapy you will find your strength, overcome challenges and achieve your goals. We continually work to enhance our team’s ability to meet the needs of every patient by supporting each providers’ pursuit of advanced training and specialty certifications and lifelong learning. Our goal is to provide the most comprehensive, high quality physical therapy care available.

Community focused.

We value the partnership we share with our local communities and strive to give back through sponsorships and educational forums. As your local experts in musculoskeletal health, it is our commitment to help our neighbors maintain healthy and active lifestyles.

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.

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What
they say...

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Sydney M.
6/04/2026
Amazing experience. I was initially unsure if my injury even warranted PT, however it’s amazing the difference it made. Kylie was my therapist, and she was awesome! Brianne also assisted in end of session exercises and she was lovely as well. Wonderful team and would highly recommend.
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Isabella D.
5/04/2026
I’ve been seeing Sean for two years now for a chronic tendon injury and he’s gotten me from unable to walk 100ft to running Bloomsday again. I can’t express how amazing it is to work with a team who genuinely cares about their patients. Would give 10 stars if I could.
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adam c.
4/08/2026
Kylie and Bree are amazing! I have an old sports injury that was always a "tomorrow problem" then tomorrow finally came. The pain got so bad I was sidelined from everything I love doing. They didn't just treat the symptoms, they actually listened and built a plan that worked. I’m finally back to being active without that constant shadow of pain. If you’ve been putting off your own "tomorrow" go see them.
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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.

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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.

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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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Gabby, a 12-year-old competitive cheerleader, bounced back from a fractured ankle — and found a physical therapy team that treated her like the athlete she is.

Back on the Floor — Gabby’s Patient Success Story

How Gabby, a 12-year-old competitive cheerleader, bounced back from a fractured ankle — and found a physical therapy team that treated her like the athlete she is.

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On May 11, after riding 3,007 miles over 44 days, Bob reached St. Augustine Beach. Months later, after submitting 251 witness signatures, 130 videos, and comprehensive GPS data to Guinness World Records, the confirmation came: at 85 years and 49 days old, Bob Sanders was officially named “The oldest person to bicycle across America, male.”

Biking Across America at 85 — A PT Success Story

At 85, Bob Sanders biked 3,007 miles over 44 days and became the Guinness World Record holder for the oldest male to bicycle across America — proving how lifelong physical therapy and persistence can power any journey.

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Justine Buchanan with her horse and her daughter

Postpartum Healing: Reclaiming Confidence After Motherhood

After a traumatic delivery, Justine faced pain and incontinence that impacted her passion for horseback riding and her daily life. Pelvic floor physical therapy empowered her to heal, regain confidence, and embrace life as a mom, horseback rider, and barrel racer.

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Anne Ohman enjoys a day paddleboarding after rehabilitation for her scoliosis and Ehler's Danlos Syndrome.

Anne’s Journey: From Years of Pain to Hope with Therapeutic Associates

Anne’s story highlights the transformative power of a combined approach of physical therapy and massage therapy in treating scoliosis and Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome.

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.
Research continues to provide evidence that a combination of manual therapy, active movement/exercise, and patient education produces the best results toward the goal of unrestricted, pain-free participation in daily work and recreational activities.
Knees hurt sometimes. Even in young people. Common knee injuries fall into two categories: gradual-onset injuries, and sudden-onset injuries. Learn about the most common situations and what can be done about them.
Osteoporosis is caused by a decrease in bone density, which makes bones more fragile and susceptible to breaking. A diagnosis can be intimidating, but understanding the risk factors, causes, symptoms and how to manage the condition can help you maintain an active life doing all the things you love.

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.
Preparing for the fall transition? Get expert PT guidance on ergonomics, surface adaptation, and sport-specific injury prevention for all ages and activity levels.
Learn how changes in training surface, workload, and sport demands can affect injury risk during fall sports and training transitions, plus practical ways to ramp up safely.
Learn to prevent torso injuries in youth football with essential techniques, core strengthening, proper gear, and injury awareness to keep young athletes safe.

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