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Mon - Fri:	6:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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Marylhurst (14 miles)
Tanasbourne (14 miles)
Durham (14 miles)
Happy Valley (15 miles)

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Phone: (503) 224-1748

Fax: (503) 227-7548

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Goose Hollow, Neighbors West-Northwest

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West Portland Physical Therapy Clinic

West Portland Physical Therapy, LLC

Katherine Burns McCoy, PT

Mc Coy Katherine B

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http://wpptc.com

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Physical Therapists, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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Phone: (503) 227-7774

Address: 1630 SW Morrison St Ste 100, Portland, OR 97205

Website: http://wpptc.com

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West Portland Physical Therapy

General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Plantar Fasciitis
Pediatric Care
During her high school career, Tricia, found her passion for the sciences and began pursuing Biology, Neurophysiology and Psychology at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. With her love for the outdoors and athletics, Tricia realized Physical Therapy is the rewarding career for her to assist people in returning to the activities that give them purpose and joy. She earned her Physical Therapist Assistant, AAS, at Pima Medical Institute in Denver, Colorado. Tricia enjoys treating a large variety of ailments including return-to-sport, pediatrics, pelvic floor and utilizing manual therapy.
Urinary Incontinence
The pelvic floor muscles line the inside of the pelvis. Weight gain, hormonal changes, and vaginal delivery can cause your muscles to stretch up to 33% of their normal length. Common symptoms may include: urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and pelvic organ prolapse.

Pelvic Pain
For many years the prostate was (and often still is) wrongly assumed to be the source of the pain and dysfunction. In fact, Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome rather than Chronic Prostatitis is more often the cause of the problem.
Pregnancy

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Lateral and medial epicondylitis, fractures, and bursitis in the upper arm and elbow. Carpal tunnel syndrome, sprains, fractures, and tendonitis in the wrist and hand.
Multiple Sclerosis
Rhi enjoys connecting with patients through shared experiences; she definitely knows what it’s like to endure an injury as she has had three shoulder surgeries and a knee surgery from rugby and a hand surgery from tae kwon do, plus countless other bumps along the way. She also loves working with patients who have neurological diagnoses and deficits, such as Parkinsons’ Disease, stroke, multiple sclerosis, among others. When she has time you can find Rhi pursuing more knowledge on vestibular and concussion rehab, learning about running analyses, and looking for opportunities to volunteer with adaptive athletes. Rhi hopes to begin the pursuit of an Orthopedic Clinic Specialist certification in the next couple of years as well.

Orthopedics
Chris was born and raised in South Carolina, earning his undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from the University of South Carolina before earning his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Boston University in 2018. Chris moved to Portland shortly following graduation after falling in love with the area during a clinical rotation with the VA Portland Health Care System as a student. Chris seeks to develop an individual plan for every patient based on their unique needs to decrease pain, maximize function, and reach each patient’s individual goals while empowering them with the tools to self-manage their condition and prevent recurrence in the future. As a clinician Chris has practiced extensively in orthopedics, sports medicine, vestibular, and concussion rehab.
Sciatica
Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar diagnoses such as muscular strains and sprains, referred pain/radiculopathy, sciatica, disc herniation, stenosis, degenerative disc disease, post-surgical rehabilitation, and scoliosis.
Ankle Surgery
Lena has a passion for the art of healing in dance. She has been a classical ballet dancer herself since childhood with early exposure and curiosity to physical therapy for dancers. An ankle surgery early in her dance career took her off pointe and initiated her path to becoming a physical therapist. Despite her injuries, through her studies she was able to heal herself and continue dancing professionally. She was able to help her fellow dancers reach their goals and in dance as well. She understands in her own body and her experiences, the various stressors and physical demands this art form can take. She is so grateful for what physical therapy has done for her and therefore would like to fulfill her mission of helping others take away the body’s physical barriers to dance freely.
Joint Replacement
Nerve endings within each joint sense muscle effort and joint position. This positional awareness is called proprioception. While proprioception is distinct from our tactile sense, a loss of sensation in the feet, or reduced input from a joint following surgery or joint replacement may affect how well your body is able to use this information. Mild joint compression can increase the sensitivity and effectiveness of the proprioceptive system, which allows our therapists to carefully design a program to help you best integrate this information into balance training.
Hand Surgery

Burns

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Ursa Osteopathic Medicine Foundation, Rocabaddo Institute and Olaf Evjenth’s Physiotherapeutic Manual Institute, advanced training in the treatment of craniosacral, TMJ/TMD, spinal, extremity and sports medicine disorders
Physical Therapy
From the moment you cross the threshold of West Portland Physical Therapy Clinic, you know that you have entered a special place. It’s a place where health and healing are paramount, and where our practitioners work fervently to get to the core of your condition and rehabilitative needs. We’re about motion and freedom and giving you the support and treatment to manage your long term physical well being.
Frozen Shoulder
Rotator cuff injuries including pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation, shoulder separations, labral tears, biceps tendonitis, impingements, frozen shoulder, and thoracic outlet syndrome.
Tennis Elbow
We specialize in treating chronic or acute pain, ACL tears, tendonitis, rotator cuff injuries, slipped disc, hernias, sports injuries, torticollis, pigeon toes, Ehlers Danlos, genetic conditions, Legg-Calve-Perthes, low back pain, meniscus tears, tennis elbow, balance issues, migraines, pediatric developmental issues, TMJ, pelvic pain and more.
Slipped Disc
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Manual Therapy
We’re here for you. Our clinic has a wide range of equipment for your sport-specific goals. We offer video analysis to instruct you to facilitate recovery and avoid injury. By utilizing all appropriate modes of manual therapy and exercise, as well as providing comprehensive education of body mechanics and self-care, we will create a partnership with you to ensure immediate results and long term physical well-being.

Plantar Fasciitis

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