Sports Rehabilitation
Get back in the game faster, safer and better than before
Whether you’re a competitive athlete or a weekend warrior, soreness, pain and injury can quickly derail your efforts to reach your fullest potential. So when sports injuries happen, your goal is to heal quickly, safely, and get back to the top of your game with an eye toward preventing future injuries. That’s our goal, as well, at Impact Physical Therapy.
As experts in movement, physical therapists serve as your first line of care when you experience pain, discomfort or injury while training or competing in your sport. A thorough evaluation from a physical therapist will determine what caused your injury, setting an optimal course for treatment, healing, prevention, and performance enhancement.
Commonly Treated Conditions
- Sprains and strains
- Sore or swollen muscles
- Back or neck injuries
- Dislocations and fractures
- ACL injuries
- Rotator cuff pain and injury
- Achilles tendon injuries
- Concussions
A physical therapist will work to restore you to the competitive and fitness level you enjoyed prior to your injury. Contact us (503) 615-5969 to schedule a thorough assessment to determine the source of your injury, treatment options, and what you can do to prevent future issues.
Best place to get your rehab done. The entire staff is extremely friendly and supportive! Plus we just love Kent.
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Impact Physical Therapy of Hillsboro
4950 NE Belknap Court
Suite 107
Hillsboro, OR 97124
(503) 615-5969
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Impact Physical Therapy of Banks
13590 NW Main St
Banks, OR, 97106
(971) 713-3960
4 Ways to Decrease Sport Injury Risk
Start Slow and Build Up Sprains/Strains can happen if the volume of training is increased too much too fast. I know I did this as a kid with no pre-training for my sports seasons. Too Much training too fast can lead to tendonitis/osis or inflammation of a tendon,...
Meet our team
Impact Physical Therapy of Hillsboro is a team of experienced, skilled Physical Therapists who genuinely care about helping each patient return to the highest possible level of function.