Good Health Physical Therapy & Wellness

Portland, OR

Clinic
Orthopedic
Couples
Neuromuscular

Address

4943 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97211

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Hours

Hours are not posted. Confirm before you go.

Phone

(503) 292-5882

Services

Orthopedic, Couples, Neuromuscular, Myofascial, Lymphatic, Trigger point, Deep tissue, Sports, Prenatal

Price

From $120

60-min Physical Therapy Session: $120 · 60 min · starting price for new patients
90-min Physical Therapy Session: $180 · 90 min · extended sessions available

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What it is like

Reviews from around the web, boiled down so you can decide.

Good Health Physical Therapy & Wellness in Portland provides hour-long, personalized physical therapy sessions tailored to individual needs. Their holistic approach emphasizes adapting care to each patient's injury level and recovery pace. The clinic specializes in treating conditions like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), chronic pain, and hypermobility, with therapists trained in manual techniques such as myofascial release and craniosacral therapy. They work with a range of patients, including those with sports injuries, post-surgical needs, and neurological conditions. The clinic has two locations in Portland—SW and NE—with flexible hours and a focus on collaborative care. Patients often praise the compassionate, knowledgeable staff and the supportive atmosphere. Reviews highlight the clinic's expertise in EDS and chronic pain management, though some note inconsistencies in front-end staff empathy. The clinic accepts most major insurance plans and offers online scheduling for returning patients.

Reviews from around the web

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Lilli L
6 months ago
I feel really let down by Good Health. I have the trifecta & was really happy when my number got called from their waitlist. I was placed with a therapist without being told he was leaving; he was great but we only had about 3 sessions. Then I was put with a PTA but could only see her for a short time based on rules around how long they can administer care w/o a supervising PT. It was ME who had to call & advocate for myself to be placed with someone else. Finally I was placed with my current therapist who I scheduled out as far as possible at the time, but now after some time has passed she is completely booked and despite checking daily for the last week still has no available appointments at all. I was told my best hope is someone else canceling - as an established patient, how is this acceptable? Being hypermobile means having REGULAR PT sessions - the CEO of the Ehlers-Danlos Society says herself ideal is 2+x per week. Yet not a single person at Good Health has prioritized me as a patient - I feel like it’s everyone for themselves. No one is saying “let’s get you rescheduled”. If I stopped going I doubt anyone would know I was gone. If improvements in health for hypermobile folks are hinged on being seen REGULARLY that should be a priority of the staff. This is not a spa & I’m not going for fun - this is medically indicated. My therapist is great & knowledgeable, but I feel like a number on a waitlist and not an actual patient here and my care has been disjointed and I’m honestly not even sure what the plan is. It’s also located in a fairly noisy gym, which I can’t fault them for, but is not especially sensory friendly. Lastly, I asked the front desk staff to send me the booking link (they’ve recently switched to Prompt which allows patients to book online through a link they should be able to provide) and she said no such thing exists and I have to wait to be called on the waitlist. I know this isn’t true because a booking link is provided in appointment confirmation emails which I now know to bookmark so I can keep checking for an elusive cancellation. If you’re looking for continuity of care or a business that’s run smoothly, you may be let down. I believe in their mission but the execution needs some fine tuning. Oh - I also had to ask shout my copays. Months had gone by without any, and yes, I owed them a sum of money.
Anne Prahl
7 months ago
I was greeted kindly and personally. The whole experience was warm and inclusive. I like the atmosphere of being in a place where people are working out. Nothing but praise for the staff and, of course, for Anne, who is the best therapist ever.
April Park
2 months ago
The therapist is great! My reason for the 3 stars is because if the front end staff. The front end staff at the northeast location can use some empathy training.
Aaron Hursey
9 months ago
Therapist I was seeing left the company while I was trying to receive care. Not really very well-equipped to handle EDS patients. On top of all of this their billing practices were massively negligent and the timing caused all sorts of issues with my insurance. Save yourself a headache and find a different source of care.
D. Kathleen McAteer
a year ago
I'm two visits in and already having an amazing experience. From the intake specialist who correctly identified a stuck rib OVER VIDEO, to the therapist who noted that my shoulder issues are due to a variety of factors, I finally have hope that I can begin to reclaim what EDS has taken from me. After years of bad experiences with other PT providers, to say I am shocked is an understatement. The level of care is amazing and the understanding of how my hypermobility affects my body is incredible. These therapists are worth every penny.
Meghan Stansell
8 months ago
GoodHealth Physical Therapy is incredible! They really know how to work with people that have special conditions like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, who need non-traditional treatment. Highly recommend
Ida Bleu
7 years ago
Good Health Physical Therapy & Wellness is fantastic. I've gone to three different physical therapy clinics and Good Health is by far the best. Chie Tadaki was my PT and I highly recommend her! I was being treated for essentially all of my joints, and feel better than I have in a long time. They also helped me troubleshoot insurance issues, which is more than I can say for other health care services I've had. Whether you're dealing with chronic or acute problems, Good Health is an amazing place to receive treatment.
H Mae
4 years ago
I've had probably six physical therapists in ten years. Jason is by far the most compassionate and out-of-the-box thinker/practitioner of all of them. He'd better be the future of physical therapy--if you don't work with someone like him who treats you as a whole person, keep looking. It's also very clear working with him that he gives his whole self out of true care for his patients, not out of earning money for doing a job.
Melissa Coffey
7 years ago
My daughter and I are so grateful for our referrals to Good HealthPhysical Therapy. We go to the NE MLK location inside MeFitness Gym. We’ve both had Chie Tadaki as our physical therapist and she is amazing! She is such a pro! She listens well to a long list of challenges we struggle with and has been instrumental in helping with POTS, EDS (hypermobilty), achy knee, back and joint pain, hip bursitis and herniated disc. Couldn’t ask for a better physical therapist!
Emily Dominguez
5 years ago
Chie Tadaki is one of the best PTs I’ve ever worked with. I have hypermobility in many of my joints which results in me needing some kind of rehab for an injury generally once a year. She always goes above and beyond to get me up and running again and explains things very well so I really understand how my body is working.

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The bottom line

Good Health Physical Therapy & Wellness in Portland offers personalized, hour-long physical therapy sessions focused on holistic, individualized care. Specializing in conditions like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and chronic pain, their experienced therapists use a collaborative approach to address injuries and recovery. With clinics in SW and NE Portland, they provide a warm, supportive environment for patients seeking long-term wellness solutions.

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