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Physical Therapist Kevin Reilly
Kevin Reilly, PT graduated in 1985 from the University of New York, Downstate,
College of Health Related Professions.
Kevin has 23 years of experience in a variety of settings including Senior
Therapist at St. Mary's Spine Center, San Francisco, California; Supervisor
of Eugene's Backcare Center, Co-owner of Bodywise Physical Therapy and
Staff Therapist at Sacred Heart's Orthopedic, Sports and Hand Therapy
Center. Kevin's specialties include, Musculoskeletal Disorders, Spine,
Post-Surgical, Post Trauma, Sports Injury and Work-Related Injuries.
Physical Therapist W. Stu Hogg
Stu Hogg, PT, COMT graduated from the School
of Physiotherapy, Auckland Institute of Technology, New Zealand.
Stu has worked for South Umpqua Physical Therapy,
managed two clinics for Healthsouth Therapy and worked as a Staff Therapist
at Sacred Heart Orthopedic & Sports Therapy Clinic. A certified Orthopdeic
Manipulation Therapist by the North American Institute of Manual Therapy,
Stu's specialties include musculoskeletal disorders with particular interest
in lower extremity orthopedic dysfunction.
Acupuncturist Mary Ann Petersen
Mary Ann Petersen, licensed acupuncturist,
graduated from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine with a master's
degree in Oriental Medicine. She is a Eugene native and also has a bachelor
of arts degree in journalism from the University of Oregon.
Mary Ann treats a wide variety of health conditions. Her specialties
are sports-related injuries, women's health, addiction, mental health
and preventative care. Her needling technique is gentle and she incorporates
acupressure and tuina (Chinese massage) into her treatments.
Active in integrative medicine, Mary Ann spent three months collaborating
with physicians at OHSU's family medicine department in 2007.
For more information about Mary Ann Petersen, click on the link below
to visit her website.
 www.goodmedicineeugene.com
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Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy involves the treatment and management of movement dysfunction
and enhancement of physical and functional abilities. Therapy includes
examination, evaluation, prognosis and intervention provided by a
physical therapist. Treatment is directed toward restoration, maintenance
and promotion of optimal physical function, fitness and wellness.
Downtown Physical Therapy offers a unique rehabilitative experience predicated
on outstanding service and commitment to our patients. Patients will work
together with their physical therapist in a quiet and comfortable environment
to develop a comprehensive treatment plan to address medical needs and
establish personal goals.
Acupuncture
The goal of acupuncture is to stimulate healing by improving circulation
of blood to the cells, tissues and organs. Acupuncture points often occur
where nerves and blood vessels meet. When the body is injured or compromised
by stress, blockages can occur,depleting cells, tissues and organs of
nutrents and oxygen carried by the blood.
Acupuncturists are trained to locate and open, through the use of needles,
pressure and other methods, blockages which may impair the body's healing
process. There are specific acupuncture points to improve blood and fluid
circulation, stimulate tissue repair, regulate breathing and blood pressure,
balance hormones and reduce pain.
Facility and Equipment
A spacious stretching area, next to the physical therapy offices, is
equipped with Plyo and Gymnastic balls and is ideal for floor level
exercise, gait training, and balance & proprioception drills.
Cybex & Keiser Equipment
The Downtown Athletic Club is equipped with a wide range of Cybex and
Keiser equipment constructed to target specific areas of the body.
Cybex equipment, designed for ease of use, is the perfect medium for
traditional strength training. Keiser equipment offers variable air
resistance which allows for greater options for precision adjustments
when reeducating and retraining specific areas of the body. Knowledgable
and helpful Therapy and Club staff can help you with your post-rehab
exercise regime.
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Fitness Pool
The Downtown Athletic Club's warm water fitness pool, a perfect environment
for post surgical and non-weight bearing conditions, offers a calm
and relaxing atmosphere for water exercise. The pool is heated to 86
degrees
Fahrenheit and is fully wheelchair accessible. A variety of swimming
aids, such as hydrofit equipment, aqua-joggers and noodles are available
for therapy.
In addition to the fitness pool, the Downtown Athletic Club offers a
lap pool, spa, fitness equipment, and indoor running track, pilates,
a helpful and caring staff and many other amenities to aid in recovery.
Membership Options
Temporary memberships at the Downtown Athletic Club are available. To
find out more about membership at the DAC, talk to your physical therapist
or stop by the Member Services office and speak with a Member Service
Representative.
Hours of Operation & Appointments
Downtown Physical Therapy hours are Monday
through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sessions are by appointment only.
A Downtown Athletic Club membership is not necessary. Appointments can
be made by calling 687-9314.
Wheel Chair Accessibility
The Downtown Athletic Club is completely wheelchair accessible.
Insurance
Downtown Physical Therapy accepts most major insurances, including Medicare,
Oregon Health Plan and Worker's Compensation.
Free Parking
Parking is free for Downtown Physical Therapy patients during physical
therapy sessions. Patients need to bring their parking garage tickets
to their appointment for parking validation. The Downtown Athletic
Club is connected to covered parking in the Eugene Overpark by a skybridge
on Level 1 West. Handicap parking is conveniently located next to the
skybridge for easy Club access. To download directions to the Downtown
Athletic Club and Eugene Parking Garage, click on the map link below.
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