Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical Therapy

Dedicated to patient-centered care. At Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical Therapy we focus on supporting each individual patient through their recovery. We are here when you need us and are honored to be a part of your journey to achieve your goals. Your physical therapy partner. At Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical…

At Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical Therapy we focus on supporting each individual patient through their recovery. We are here when you need us and are honored to be a part of your journey to achieve your goals.

At Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical Therapy, we are dedicated to maintaining a high standard of medical care and customer service, allowing patients to better understand their conditions, the expectations of their rehabilitation, and how long it will take to reach their goals. We specialize in treating a range of conditions, utilizing a wide variety of physical therapy services. Our experts will work  with you to create a unique treatment plan designed around your individual needs.

Our locally owned and operated clinic is conveniently located in the Southwest Beaverton neighborhood of Murrayhill, situated on the corner of SW Scholls Ferry Road and Barrows Road, ideally positioned to offer access for the residents of Beaverton, Tigard, Scholls, and Cooper Mountain. We specialize in treating a range of conditions, utilizing a wide variety of physical therapy services. Our focus is to help get you back to doing the things you love.

We are committed to our patients both in and outside the clinic. We demonstrate dedication to local youth and family events, such as Southridge and Tigard Youth and High School level football, basketball, and lacrosse. We also support club sports, including Tualatin Valley Lacrosse, as well as community-wide and global involvement through clinic-run food drives, fundraisers, and the American Red Cross. Being a positive presence throughout our communities and our patients’ lives is our top priority.

Jim, a Vietnam War veteran suffering from back pain and neuropathy, embarked on a life-changing journey through physical therapy. With the support of his PT team and the companionship of his service dog Niko, Jim experienced remarkable healing and a renewed sense of mobility that surpassed all expectations.

A fluke accident during labor left Aubrey Burningham struggling to care for her newborn as she battled debilitating pain. Life quickly became overwhelming as she tried to navigate her days with four young children at home. Her painstaking journey was long and riddled with obstacles, but through physical therapy – including pain education and reprocessing – Aubrey found a pathway to healing.

When Madeline Patton was diagnosed with scoliosis at 13 years old, the reality of her situation felt scary and overwhelming to the teen. Once she came to terms with her condition, she set out to defy the odds, embarking on a physical therapy journey and refusing to accept that there was nothing she could do to improve the curves in her spine.

An avid outdoorsman, Charlie Anderson spends every season out enjoying the activities and adventures that Central Oregon is known for. So, when a tree decided to interrupt one of his ski days last winter, the resulting knee injury derailed his life. But with the experts at Therapeutic Associates Physical Therapy – Athletic Club of Bend on his side, Charlie was able to avoid surgery and recovered in time to hit the slopes before the ski season even ended.

Jim, a Vietnam War veteran suffering from back pain and neuropathy, embarked on a life-changing journey through physical therapy. With the support of his PT team and the companionship of his service dog Niko, Jim experienced remarkable healing and a renewed sense of mobility that surpassed all expectations.

A fluke accident during labor left Aubrey Burningham struggling to care for her newborn as she battled debilitating pain. Life quickly became overwhelming as she tried to navigate her days with four young children at home. Her painstaking journey was long and riddled with obstacles, but through physical therapy – including pain education and reprocessing – Aubrey found a pathway to healing.

When Madeline Patton was diagnosed with scoliosis at 13 years old, the reality of her situation felt scary and overwhelming to the teen. Once she came to terms with her condition, she set out to defy the odds, embarking on a physical therapy journey and refusing to accept that there was nothing she could do to improve the curves in her spine.

An avid outdoorsman, Charlie Anderson spends every season out enjoying the activities and adventures that Central Oregon is known for. So, when a tree decided to interrupt one of his ski days last winter, the resulting knee injury derailed his life. But with the experts at Therapeutic Associates Physical Therapy – Athletic Club of Bend on his side, Charlie was able to avoid surgery and recovered in time to hit the slopes before the ski season even ended.