If you struggle with daily activities because of an injury or other medical condition, we can help. With a referral from your medical provider and our suite of therapy specialties, we individualize your care plan to meet your needs. Our expertise, combined with your commitment, will help you meet your functional goals.

Whether your rehabilitation plan includes one or multiple therapies, you will have a highly skilled, experienced, and compassionate team to help with your recovery. We offer:

• Many scheduling options.
• Competitive turnaround from referral to scheduling care.
• Free Connections Van transportation (503-831-3474) to and from appointments for qualifying patients.
• One-hour initial evaluations.
• One-on-one appointments.
• Rehabilitation plan individualized to your needs.

Rehabilitation services are available in Monmouth or Dallas, so you can start your recovery right away.

Our pelvic therapy program is committed to delivering up-to-date, specialized care while upholding your privacy and dignity. Our pelvic therapists help women and men regain bowel and bladder control, stabilize the abdominal wall, back and pelvic floor during functional tasks, and achieve control over pain.

If you’ve had any of the following, you may benefit from pelvic therapy:

• Incontinence or constipation
• Pelvic or vaginal pain
• Prenatal or postpartum musculoskeletal pain
• Diastasis recti
• Early stages of pelvic prolapse
• Pelvic issues related to athletics

Speech therapy typically helps patients who have had strokes, traumatic brain injuries or degenerative conditions. Patients who can benefit from speech therapy often have trouble with:

• Language loss, such as recalling words, putting words together to speak or processing information.
• Cognitive function, including paying attention, remembering things, putting information in order, etc.
• Speech or oral motor problems like talking that is hard to understand, distorted or not fluent.
• Swallowing, chewing or clearing food from
  the mouth or throat, sometimes resulting in
  coughing, choking or discomfort.
• Triggering the swallowing reflex.

For swallowing problems, a team including a clinician from the imaging department, our speech pathologist and a radiologist can perform a modified barium swallow study to take X-rays of your mouth and throat while you swallow to find out more about your particular condition.