Physical Therapy

Linda noticed symptoms gradually after her second pregnancy. Mild incontinence when she coughed, persistent lower back pain, and discomfort during intimacy. Her primary care provider explained that pelvic floor dysfunction was common postpartum and referred her to Northwest Therapy for specialized physical therapy. Like many women, Linda had never heard of pelvic floor PT but

Margaret noticed she felt less steady walking down her front steps after a recent bout of pneumonia. The unsteadiness worried her enough to mention it at her annual physical, where her Northwest Primary Care provider explained that balance changes after illness are common and treatable. Her provider coordinated a referral to Northwest Therapy for a

Marcus had been dealing with lower back pain for three months after helping his daughter move into a new apartment. The sharp pain when he bent forward made simple tasks like loading the dishwasher uncomfortable, and sitting at his desk for more than an hour left him stiff and sore. When his primary care provider

Most people arrive at their first physical therapy appointment with a mix of hope and uncertainty. You know something is not right. You know you want it fixed. Beyond that, the process feels like a bit of a mystery. Northwest Therapy, the physical therapy branch of Northwest Primary Care, sees patients across four locations in