Club soccer — winger · ACL reconstruction
Ten and a half months, tested every step
"The retests were the thing. Watching my left leg catch my right on a chart — that's when I stopped being scared of it."
Nora's timelineSports rehab — Bend, Oregon
Get back to your sport.
One clinic. One lead physical therapist. Sixty one-on-one minutes every visit, objective testing every phase, and a return that's earned on numbers — not guessed from a calendar.
1140 NW Galveston Ave, Suite 3 · (541) 555-0148
The finish line Not "pain-free at rest." Back on the trail, the pitch, the wall — tested and confident.
- Every visit, one-on-one
- 60 min
- Same clinician, evaluation to discharge
- 1 PT
- Strength symmetry target before return
- 90%+
- Aides, techs, or double-booked slots
- 0
Running Soccer Basketball Ski & snowboard Climbing Tennis & pickleball Cycling CrossFit & barbell Trail & ultra
Four lanes, one standard
All services
Post-op rehab
ACL reconstruction, meniscus, rotator cuff, Achilles — structured rehab that starts where your surgeon's protocol ends and finishes on the field.
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Running injuries
Bone stress injuries, tendinopathy, runner's knee, plantar heel pain — diagnosed with a gait lens and fixed with load management, not rest alone.
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Return to strength
The bridge between 'done with rehab' and 'actually strong' — coached strength blocks with objective testing until both sides match.
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Gait analysis
A 90-minute filmed running assessment — treadmill video, strength screen, and a written report you can actually train from.
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Return is a test result, not an anniversary
01
Assess
Know exactly where you are
02
Rebuild
Load management, not rest
03
Retrain
Make it look like your sport
04
Return
Test out, don't age out
The readiness quiz — 2 minutes
How close are you, really?
Sport, injury, time, and eight capability checks — mapped to where you probably sit in a return-to-sport arc, and what a real assessment would measure next. Educational only: no quiz clears an athlete, and post-op, your surgeon's word comes first.
Start the quiz- Your sport and injury area
- Weeks since injury or surgery
- Eight honest capability checks
- Your readiness band + what to test next
Rehab coached by someone who's been on the table
Dr. Mara Voss, PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS — college midfielder, one ACL, two rehabs (the second one done right). Every Pivot athlete works with Mara directly, from the first baseline test to the day you test out.
"I rebuild athletes the way I wish someone had rebuilt me the first time — slower where it counts, tested at every gate, and honest about what the numbers say."Meet the whole team
Honest comebacks
All three journeysMarathon — 3:12 PR · Tibial bone stress injury
Sixteen weeks back to a start line — the wrong one, on purpose
"Pivot's plan cost me my goal race and probably saved my next three years of running. I hated it. They were right."
Devin's timelineSport climbing & backcountry skiing · Rotator cuff repair
Seven months from repair to leading again
"I could hang before I could trust it. The confidence work was as real as the strength work — nobody had ever treated fear as part of the injury before."
Sana's timelineComposite, fictional stories — shown for design demonstration, with timelines kept honest on purpose.
The three we hear first
Referrals, insurance, and visit counts — answered in writing, with nine more on the FAQ page.
All twelve answersDo I need a referral to start?
No — Oregon has direct access, so you can book an evaluation without a physician referral. The exception is post-surgical rehab: there we work from your surgeon's protocol and their clearance governs every phase change.
Do you take my insurance?
We're cash-based and out-of-network with all insurers. You pay us directly and we give you a superbill after each visit to submit for out-of-network reimbursement — many PPO plans reimburse a meaningful share. Priya can walk you through checking your out-of-network benefits before your first visit.
Why cash-based? Isn't that more expensive?
Sometimes, and sometimes not: you get 60 one-on-one minutes with the same doctor of physical therapy every visit, so plans typically need fewer total visits than a 3-visits-a-week clinic where much of the hour is aides and hot packs. The honest answer is that it depends on your benefits — we publish every price so you can do the math.
Ready when you are.
Request an evaluation, a gait analysis, or a free 15-minute call — Priya confirms every request within one business day.