Oregon Spine and Physical Therapy

This is the best physical therapy clinic I have ever been to. I have had three different injuries over the course of 4 years. They have helped me completely every time. I am a CrossFit athlete, and I recommend other CF athletes to get your injuries treated here. They will have you back in the gym in no time. Not only does OSPT help heal injuries quickly, they also will help you build confidence in your fitness abilities with whatever injury you have.

Ryan Beck is the best physical therapist I’ve ever experienced. His assistant Annie is equally talented. I appreciate their friendlycaring and humorous nature

I had knee replacement surgery in late July. Slocum Clinic gave me a list of physical therapists I should choose from for my recovery. I happened to choose Oregon Spine and Physical Therapy primarily due to proximity to home. What a lucky choice I made!!!
After working with my physical therapists I made progress quickly. It was hard and often hurt, but with their patience, prodding, and work I made progress. My PT guys gave me exercises to do at home and explained their benefits. So I would return and get encouragement then back to work!
So today I was released and I still left with encouragement, exercises and other activities to do to continue gaining strength! I know I can call and still get advice. I highly recommend this business… they are awesome!!!

An Awful Experience with a Massage Therapist, coupled with an Office Manager who doesn’t care about client relations or retention.
I had been going to them for rehab after back surgery. One of the PTs referred me to their new massage therapist.
To begin with, I have had numerous massages over the course of the past 30 years. I would rate this experience the second to worst. I requested a «deep tissue» massage with special attention to my right shoulder and neck which have been in pain for a couple of weeks, and also my legs which got a workout the day before yesterday during my session with Tim.
On a scale of 10, I am used to a «deep tissue» massage in the range of 6 to 8 or 9. I would say Julie got no further up the scale than 4 or 5. At first, I thought she was just scoping out my body to see where the areas of need might be, but after a while it became clear that she was indeed doing the best she could. When I left, my legs still hurt and my shoulder and neck felt essentially the same as when I walked in.
Additionally, she did ask me if the room was the correct temperature. Because I was warm when I came in, the coldness of the room did not become apparent until several minutes into the massage. When I told her I was getting cold, she covered me with more blankets, which were cold themselves, but the room remained cold and so did I, reducing the effectiveness of the massage and leaving me in some discomfort for the balance of the time. She did turn on the smallest room heater I have ever seen, which did no good that I could determine. Finally, when I turned on my back and she was standing over me, her breath was atrocious. This really made the experience highly unpleasant.
Two of the last four massages I have had in town were given by two different women. They both did a superb job as does the gentleman that I have been using prior to this experience. This is not a function of bias. This was just a sub-​standard massage for a first-​class price. I feel that I am out $ 60 with nothing to show for it except a waste of an hour or so of my time.
I also wish to note my displeasure with the «massage club» offer. When I was done with the massage, I figured I would give Julie one more try during the first month of my joining. Then, when I found out about the 30 day notice policy, I felt totally ripped off. If indeed I had opted for another massage at the discounted «club» rate, and wanted to quit after that, I would have been obligated to pay another $ 49 even though I would have no intention of receiving another massage. I went into the massage thinking I had the option of getting two massages at a reduced price. In fact, this was anything but the case. If I had known about the terms of the 30 day notice, I would not have had the massage in the first place.
I documented these issues to the Office Manager Shondra Holliday. Her response implied this was all my problem and that she would pass the information along but didn’t feel any responsibility to resolve the problem, costing them all future business with me including three more weeks of rehab.
STAY AWAY from these people unless you don’t care how you are treated if something doesn’t go right.