(formerly Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy of Portland, PC)
When does a location close to home become more expensive than a place a little farther away?
This is just one question that comes to mind when you start thinking about your health.
A place close to home may actually cost you more……
…..than if you went to Nick Rinard Physical Therapy.
When you Google “PT near me” the list generated does not mean you are you getting the best care that is available to you!
MoreDid you know that you help make up 74% patients we see?
Yes, YOU!
74% of our patient load consists of past patients returning for a different
issue or patients referred to Nick Rinard Physical Therapy by a past patient.
We want you to know that we appreciate you, and that despite all the changes happening in healthcare…
…YOU are ALWAYS our first priority.
We are committed your PT being as effective as possible and we are still working hard to get you better in an average of 6-8 visits!
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SCHEDULE YOUR FREE SCREEN TODAY by calling (503) 244-6232.
In just 15 minutes, Nick Rinard Physical Therapy can determine if your pain may be mechanical.
If so, we can then evaluate to help get you out of pain and back to enjoying your life.
In the past, we used to go to a doctor we had known for most of our lives -for everything.
They saw us at our worst and would send us off to a place that was best suited to get us better.
All that has changed in the last 10 years. No longer are you with a doctor, but you are guided by a corporation of doctors. You are scheduled to see someone in your group of OHSU, Legacy, Providence, or Kaiser just to name a few in the Portland area. If your doctor leaves, you stay and get a new one and now when they refer you out, it is to another specialist in the same corporation– whether they can get you better or not.
It is the people around you who know you best. Your friends and family are the new source of advice. They want to always see you at your best– trust their recommendations in Nick Rinard Physical Therapy!
Getting patient results for the last 20+ years.
MoreWe want to share your good experience at Nick Rinard Physical Therapy with the world, and your online reviews make a big difference. Included are hyperlinks to leave your reviews, thank you in advance!
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MoreWe want to share your good experience at Nick Rinard Physical Therapy with the world, and your online reviews make a big difference. Included are links where you can leave your reviews, thank you in advance!
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MoreHave a very happy Valentine’s Day to all our patients! It really is with a grateful heart and helping hands, that we wish you the best this day. Thank you for your trust in the entire Nick Rinard Physical Therapy team to help you have a pain free life.
MoreNick Rinard Physical Therapy has been helping people with the Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy method for over 19 years . 2019 Marks the 20 years of service!
WE have helped so many of you get back to a pain-free life.
Thank you for giving Nick Rinard Physical Therapy the
pleasure of getting YOU RESULTS! Thank you for your continued support by keeping us informed that you are still doing your exercises! We are proud to be a part of your journey.
Are you or any of your friends and family not getting results from other physical therapy methods?
Call 503-244-6232 today!
Remembering the Mount Hood tragedy and all the people lost in 1986. Nick climbed Mount Hood on the 1 year anniversary, and was involved in mountain rescue for several years. Thought you might find it interesting how the school is keeping memory of the diseased students alive.
Mount Hood’s Deadliest Disaster | Outside Online https://www.outsideonline.com/2357…/mount-hood-disaster-1986 Nov 1, 2018 – The Oregon Episcopal School Mount Hood climb remains, to this day, the second-deadliest alpine accident in North American history, ….. The historical record—which includes dozens of news articles from 1986 and the years …
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