Car Accident / MVA
MDT-guided assessment for neck, back, and shoulder symptoms after an accident, with a review of claim details before scheduling.
Physical Therapy in Portland, Oregon
Nick Rinard Physical Therapy evaluates musculoskeletal conditions as well as dizziness, vertigo, and balance problems in Portland. We use your history, movement, function, and symptom response to help determine an appropriate treatment direction rather than relying on a generic diagnosis-based exercise list.
MDT-guided assessment for neck, back, and shoulder symptoms after an accident, with a review of claim details before scheduling.
Assessment and treatment guided by your symptoms, job demands, and medical instructions. Contact us to review your claim and authorization.
Pain with reaching, lifting, or lying on the shoulder. MDT assessment checks spinal contributions and symptom response to guide treatment.
Pain extending down the leg, tingling, numbness, and symptoms that may relate to irritation of a nerve or nerve root.
Low back pain, stiffness, recurrent flare-ups, and symptoms that may extend into the buttock or leg.
Neck pain and stiffness, headaches with a possible cervical component, and symptoms that may extend toward the shoulder or arm.
Problems that limit running, lifting, hiking, golf, recreational sports, exercise, or other physically demanding activities.
Rehabilitation after orthopedic surgery with progression based on healing, surgeon precautions, function, and activity goals.
Hand, wrist, elbow, and upper-extremity rehabilitation through occupational therapy and hand therapy.
Dizziness, vertigo, BPPV, balance problems, motion sensitivity, and other vestibular symptoms that may benefit from physical therapy evaluation.
Sometimes pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness in an arm or leg may be influenced by the spine or another region. A mechanical evaluation can help determine whether that appears to be the case.
You do not need to diagnose yourself before scheduling. Our evaluation is designed to help determine what appears to be contributing to your symptoms and what the appropriate next step should be.