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

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mukilteo

12/14/2005

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The best decision I ever made!

They work with you and your injury not some boilerplate regime. The staff is friendly and sincere. I've also learned ways to help in my own recovery. It's great!!!!

lillis.eby

12/13/2005

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Notably good service experience

Impact Physical Therapy took the time to make a thorough evaluation of my condition, discussing treatment options, home exercises and therapy. I learned about my body and how to help it stay well. My pain is diminished and I have learned what to do in the future to keep it away.

dtrogdon

12/12/2005

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The best decision I ever made!

I have been to several clinics in my past. By far the best for one on one care, education and service. Very skilled...........

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Phone: (425) 778-2325

Address: 6101 200th St SW Ste D, Lynnwood, WA 98036

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Impact Physical Therapy

General Practitioners

Arthritis
Primary Care
Impact PT conducts pre-appointment health assessments of patients by telephone the day of or the day before a patient’s visit. We’ll screen in-person patients for symptoms of respiratory illness (e.g. fever, cough, difficulty breathing) before treating. If you as the patient has respiratory symptoms, we’ll reschedule and refer you to your primary care physician.
Urinary Incontinence

Multiple Sclerosis
One of the main specialties of physical therapy is helping people to walk normally. This takes a thorough evaluation of your walking patterns, posture, range of motion, strength, balance and coordination. Through this analysis, a treatment plan is then developed that will address your range of motion, pain, coordination, balance and strength. The end result is the ability to walk without the need of an assisting device such as a cane or walker, safely and smoothly. In cases with progressive diseases such as ALS, Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s Disease, physical therapy is critical to maintaining function, independence and walking as long as possible. If your balance or walking is not what it used to be, call us today to discover how we can help you walk better! For more information, contact us today.

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
Manual techniques may include therapeutic modalities like ultrasound and iontophoresis. Depending on the type of shoulder injury and the extent of the injury, physical therapy may be needed for months. Physical therapists also help to educate patients on how to improve posture, improve gait and avoid future injury to the shoulder. Often, patients are given a home exercise program for lifelong protection and health of the shoulders.
MRI
Often there is no clear “why” for your neck pain—studies have shown that neck pain, like back pain, is not necessarily caused by arthritis or herniated disc shown on your X-ray or MRI.
X-Rays
Iontophoresis

Orthopedics
Sarah specializes in outpatient orthopedics and spino-sacroiliac dysfunction. She combines skilled manual therapy and exercises in her treatments as well as patient education to allow her patients to take an active role in their recovery.
Whiplash
Pinched Nerve
Joint Replacement
Hip/Total Joint Replacement If you are getting a total hip replacement, an evaluation will determine the length of your stay and costs involved with your surgery and rehabilitation with physical therapy. Our Physical Therapists may suggest mobility exercises like bicycling and strengthening exercises like leg raises, — depending on your current condition. It is highly recommended that you consult your physical therapist before beginning any exercises if you have hip pain. This will minimize stress on inflamed tissues and help you avoid pain and further injury. Stop the frustrating cycle of pain and inactivity. Call us today for an assessment. Don’t let hip pain get in the way of a healthy, active lifestyle.
Hip Replacement

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
HoChin emphasizes in combining skilled manual therapy and individualized functional exercises for optimal outcomes as well as providing education for postural and body awareness to prevent future injuries. His specialties include sports injuries, spine dysfunction, movement analysis, and vestibular rehabilitation.
Physical Therapy
HoChin graduated from University of Washington in 1992 with a BA in Architecture. After an accident at a Mariner’s game in 1995, he became very intrigued in physical therapy, leading him to pursue a career in the profession. He graduated from Eastern Washington University in 2001 with a Master of Physical Therapy degree.
Frozen Shoulder
Frozen shoulder is another name for adhesive capsulitis. It’s a shoulder condition that limits the range of motion. It can be caused by long periods of inactivity, diabetes or surgery. Scar tissue may even form. As a result, the shoulder joint does not have a proper space to rotate normally. Symptoms typically include stiffness, pain or swelling in the shoulder. Gradually, the ability to move the shoulder becomes less and less. Reaching for an item may even become impossible.
Shoulder Pain
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Aquatic Therapy
She opened Impact Physical Therapy in 2003 with the emphasis on one on one patient care. It is a multidisciplinary clinic that incorporates Gait Training, Manual Therapy, Post-Operative care, Spine Rehabilitation, Amputee training, Aquatic Therapy, Manual Therapy and Women’s Health.
Manual Therapy
It is advised that the quicker you begin your therapy the faster the recovery. Your body is unique and everyone responds differently. Your therapy will consist of manual therapy, soft tissue release and functional assessments of your day to day life to restore full recovery.

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