Kyla graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Ballet and a minor in nutrition from the University of Utah in 2013, then danced professionally in California. Her dance background provided her with a strong understanding of the importance of movement and care required to maintain physical health. This led her to study physical therapy and receive her physical therapist assistant degree from Mt. Hood Community College in 2019.
Kyla is originally from Seattle and is happy to be back in the Pacific Northwest working at Root and Branch. She enjoys staying active and spends her free time running and hiking. She is currently studying under the Postural Restoration Institute and is excited to share her knowledge and experience by working with others to achieve their physical therapy goals.
Alex graduated with a BS in Kinesiology from Western Washington University in 2009 and a DPT in Physical Therapy from Regis University in 2013. He met is wife and best friend Kelley in Physical Therapy school and moved to Oregon after graduation.
Kyla is originally from Seattle and is happy to be back in the Pacific Northwest working at Root and Branch. She enjoys staying active and spends her free time running and hiking. She is currently studying under the Postural Restoration Institute and is excited to share her knowledge and experience by working with others to achieve their physical therapy goals.
Alex graduated with a BS in Kinesiology from Western Washington University in 2009 and a DPT in Physical Therapy from Regis University in 2013. He met is wife and best friend Kelley in Physical Therapy school and moved to Oregon after graduation.
Services
We block off up to 90 minutes for evaluations and will assess you from head to toe.
We understand that a proper diagnosis and prognosis involves a thorough assessment and interview process.
Because of injuries, our habits and our environment, certain muscles become under-used and weak.
We provide a detailed corrective exercise program to help restore your strength and stability.
Without corrective exercises, there will be limited long term benefits of manual therapy.
However manual therapy can help accelerate recovery and movement restoration through neurological inhibition of pain and muscle tone.
We understand that a proper diagnosis and prognosis involves a thorough assessment and interview process.
Because of injuries, our habits and our environment, certain muscles become under-used and weak.
We provide a detailed corrective exercise program to help restore your strength and stability.
Without corrective exercises, there will be limited long term benefits of manual therapy.
However manual therapy can help accelerate recovery and movement restoration through neurological inhibition of pain and muscle tone.
Root & Branch Physical Therapy uses WHOOP to help monitor your heart rate 24 hours per day.
With your heart rate data WHOOP can calculate the physical strain you experience each day and the recovery you experience each night.
By tracking your strain and recovery patterns WHOOP then gives you suggestions on what to do to optimize recovery to improve your physical and mental performance.
With your heart rate data WHOOP can calculate the physical strain you experience each day and the recovery you experience each night.
By tracking your strain and recovery patterns WHOOP then gives you suggestions on what to do to optimize recovery to improve your physical and mental performance.
We accept most major insurance plans offered in the state of Oregon including Medicare and Medicaid.
We bill your insurance directly.
We also offer free insurance benefits checks prior to your first appointment.
If you will be using motor vehicle insurance, a workers compensation claim, or Medicare then yes you will indeed need a referral.
A referral can be retrieved from an MD, DO, ND, NP, PA or DC.
If you are using private health insurance or Medicaid, you will not need a referral prior to you first appointment.
We bill your insurance directly.
We also offer free insurance benefits checks prior to your first appointment.
If you will be using motor vehicle insurance, a workers compensation claim, or Medicare then yes you will indeed need a referral.
A referral can be retrieved from an MD, DO, ND, NP, PA or DC.
If you are using private health insurance or Medicaid, you will not need a referral prior to you first appointment.
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