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Thank you in advance and as always, we are here for YOU!
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Nick Rinard Physical Therapy will be closed Thursday January 1st 2026 and Friday January 2nd 2025.
If you are making a resolution to get healthier in 2026, Nick Rinard PT may be able to help.
Don’t allow pain to stand in the way of your goals!
Please do not hesitate to call 503-244-6232, leave a message or send an email to help@rinardpt.com while the office is closed the next few days.
Someone will be back in the office soon to return your phone call.
Thank you for choosing Nick Rinard Physical Therapy as your number one go to for physical therapy!
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Merry Christmas from Nick Rinard Physical Therapy
Happy Holidays to all our wonderful friends and family from Nick Rinard Physical Therapy.
We hope that everyone is enjoying this holiday to rest, recover and enjoy time with all your loved ones.
Nick Rinard Physical Therapy will be closed from Wednesday Dec. 24, 2025 at 12:00 to Dec. 26st 2025.
Please feel free to email help@RinardPT.com or call 503-244-6232 for any needs you may have and someone will be in the office to give you a call back.
Cheers and wishing everyone all our best,
Nick Rinard Physical Therapy
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Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at Nick Rinard Physical Therapy.
We are so very Thankful to have a strong community that support small business. We couldn’t do it without you, our patients, friends and family!
Nick Rinard Physical Therapy will be CLOSED for Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 27th 2025, Friday November 28th, 2025, Monday December 1st 2025 and Tuesday December 2nd 2025.
Regular office hours will resume Wednesday December 4rd 2025.
If you are in need before then please do not hesitate to call
503-244-6232 or email help@rinardpt.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Snow is coming to a mountain near you!
Are you ready for your next adventure?
I you think you may not be up to doing the things that you love with winter, call now and schedule your evaluation.
Nick Rinard Physical Therapy will make sure you are safe on the mountain this winter.
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“I was referred to Nick by my orthopedic specialist because I was suffering extreme arthritic neck pain, which greatly limited my mobility and caused debilitating headaches.
My outcome after 4 visits…
– I know how to quickly get rid of my now, very rare, headaches
– My neck feels normal again. Range of motion is back and it’s moving without pain.
Thank you Nick! For creating such a warm and caring atmosphere. AND sharing your knowledge to help me get better. And the laughs!
Thank you Kari ! For your massages, tips and beautiful smiles.
I recommend your practice to all!”
Jennifer
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Patient who came in right away after injury only needed 3 visits!!
“I came in with a golf injury of unknown origin.
Nick was instrumental in helping figuring out the best way to rehab and recover.
I can’t thank him & the team enough for their help!”
Parker
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“I had continual cervical pain related to a motor vehicle accident.
The pain affected my ability to sleep, read, work, drive, watch tv, and turn my head without pain.
Now, I can do all the above activities and recreational sport activities.”
John
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“I came to Nick Rinard with back and leg pain that not being addressed by my current healthcare provider (because the current provider had no openings for PT).
I chose Nick Rinard because I had had a good experience there for an unrelated problem in the past.
Nick discussed my problems, possible PT options, “fixes,” & a strategy for exploring the options.
We tried a couple of alternatives & settled on a path.
I am happy with the results especially the pain reductions.
I felt Nick wasn’t me to have a positive outcome & kept me fully informed regarding why we were doing what we were doing, what he expected & importantly when he thought we had made all the progress we would make.
I am very happy that I came & would certainly do it again.
PS I paid for the treatments myself & regard it as money very well spent.”
James
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Do you have the feeling or expect that Physical Therapy should be covered by your insurance?
Physical therapy providers are starting to identify some very good reasons why involving your insurance may NOT be in your best interest!
Just like filing an auto insurance claim for damage that doesn’t meet your deductible – it is often best to forego involving your insurance and just pay out of pocket. There is no need to inform your car insurance that there was any damage and risk them increasing your premiums the next time your policy renews. It is the same with filing a health insurance claim. Filing a small claim for physical therapy can have negative complications and unintended consequences. Especially when you can get diagnosed in 2-4 visit at Nick Rinard Physical Therapy, and get good results soon after that, it is better to not have your insurance medaling in your physical therapy affairs by questioning whether you “deserve” physical therapy or not.
Health insurance companies are demanding more and more that patients meet certain criteria, through one-size-fits-none measurements to either deny you care, or begrudgingly agree to authorize just a limited number of visits. This is insulting to your legitimate pain, and disrespectful of your medical providers who should be the only ones deciding if you need care or not. Also, your insurance reserves the right to determine – even after the fact – that your care is/was not “medically necessary” and deny your claims leaving you with an unforeseeable bill. This really is unethical and undermines your relationship with your provider. Also, insurance companies are increasing your cost of care to save themselves money with patient portions closer and closer to the total bill. You, the patient, are better off just paying at time of service at our clinic and not bothering with the extra headache, expense, and disrespectful treatment associated with filing insurance claims – even though you are totally legitimate!
Nick Rinard Physical Therapy’ wants to save you money. Our pay at time of service rate eliminates billing uncertainties from insurance companies. We are making visits more affordable and getting better health outcomes for patients. Advantages to paying at time of service include that patients get uninterrupted service, higher quality care they can trust, hassle-free billing, and no surprise bills at the end. It really is a win – win for both providers and patients for those with high deductibles, who want care out-of-network, who are self-employed, self-insured, expired PIPs and for people who have health savings accounts.
Now is the time to stop insurance companies from unethically pretending to be medical providers and payment specialists that do not have the patients’ best interest at heart. We are your providers working for you! It is our oath to get you results, free of pain and back to living life… We know health insurance companies cannot promise the same.
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