Vancouver Clinic

Physical Therapy • Vancouver, WA • Since 1936

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About

Vancouver Clinic is a multi-location medical group based in Vancouver, WA (founded 1936) with 16 U.S. offices and services across primary and urgent care, family medicine, pediatrics, physical therapy, and more. They recently expanded their Physical Therapy team with Kevin Ishitani, DPT, and offer a range ofclinical roles including clinic operations and advanced practice clinicians. Notable departments and services include physical therapy, family medicine, pediatrics, internal medicine, orthopedics, neurology, and urgent care.

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Clinic Type

Physical Therapy (multi-location group)

Address

2005 W Main St, Battle Ground, WA 98604; 501 SE 172nd Ave Vancouver, WA 98684

Phone

360-882-2778

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Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://www.tvc.org/service/physical-therapy/

Services Offered

Physical Therapy
Hand therapy
Pelvic health therapy

Technology & Equipment

Astym® treatment
manual techniques
exercise programs
balance and vestibular rehabilitation
pelvic health treatment

Team

Elizabeth Jennings, Doctor of Physical Therapy — DPT
Taylor Wright, Doctor of Physical Therapy — DPT
Kirstie Anderson, Doctor of Physical Therapy — DPT
Jody Allen, Doctor of Physical Therapy — DPT
Julia Hoelter, Doctor of Physical Therapy — DPT

Insurance & Payment

Most insurance carriers require a referral before covering physical therapy services. However, some insurance carriers allow patients to self-refer and to attend an initial physical therapy evaluation without prior authorization.

Most insurance carriers require a referral before covering physical therapy; some allow self-referral for initial evaluation. Check with insurance for benefits.

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FAQs

What conditions do you treat?

Weakness, strains and sprains, sports injuries, postpartum recovery, postoperative recovery, pelvic pain, overuse or on-the-job injuries, neck pain, joint pain, headaches, hand or wrist pain and fractures, balance and gait dysfunction, back pain, arthritis.

Do I need a referral to start physical therapy?

Most insurance carriers require a referral before covering physical therapy services. However, some insurance carriers allow patients to self-refer and to attend an initial physical therapy evaluation without prior authorization. Please check with your insurance company to understand your specific benefits.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive

Vancouver Clinic Official Website (tvc.org): Ratings typically around 4.9/5 for individual PT providers on the official clinic website (Multiple providers have over 100-200 ratings each on the official site)

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