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Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. · Friday: 7 a.m. – 2 p.m. · Saturday – Sunday: ClosedMonday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.Accepting new patients(509) 555-0102

The people who treat you

Four physical therapists and two physical therapist assistants, across two clinics. Your first visit is with a physical therapist.

  • A smiling physical therapist in blue scrubs holds open a glass clinic door

    Ofelia Esquivel

    Physical Therapist

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    Directs the Yakima clinic and sees working adults and their families. Speaks English and Spanish.

  • A smiling physical therapist in blue scrubs stands against a wall

    Marilyn Coburn

    Physical Therapist

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    Works with adults who want to get back to the garden, the stairs and the grocery bags, and with people rebuilding strength after surgery.

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    Vivian Blakely

    Physical Therapist

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    Leads the clinic's small balance sessions and treats people who feel less steady on their feet.

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    Nader Karam

    Physical Therapist

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    Sees people whose work is hard on the shoulders and hands: orchard crews, line cooks and warehouse teams.

  • A physical therapist assistant in a navy polo guides a stretch with a strap beside diplomas on the wall

    Pradeep Behl

    Physical Therapist Assistant

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    Guides your exercise visits under a physical therapist's direction and updates your therapist on how you are doing.

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    Delaney Hodges

    Physical Therapist Assistant

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    Helps you learn and practice your exercises under a physical therapist's direction. Speaks English and Spanish.

Who does what

A physical therapist examines you, makes your plan and treats you. A physical therapist assistant can carry out parts of that plan, such as guiding your exercises, under the therapist's direction. Every one of us is licensed in Washington, and you can look any of us up by name with the state Department of Health.

Languages

  • Ofelia Esquivel and Delaney Hodges speak English and Spanish with patients

A clinician in light blue scrubs shows a tablet to a woman on a grey sofa in a bright clinic

Meet us at a first visit

Ask for a therapist by name when you call.