I have nothing against the physical therapists there, they are great. Unfortunately, I have had a terrible experience with the front desk staff. I had an issue with my insurance because of the discontinuation of Pacific Source in Lane county. For some reason, I wasn't automatically transferred to Trillium. I received a voicemail from Mobility Project saying they canceled all my appointments. They did this without consulting me, offering for me to pay out of pocket, or just keeping my appointments on the books for when I got put on Trillium (which only took about a week). I had my appointments booked out for months because of my tight schedule. When I called to reschedule, my spots were taken, so I have to wait over a month now to return when I am in constant pain. I asked to be put on the waitlist, and then they tried to hang up on before I could schedule out further. When I respectfully expressed when had happened, they said "uh-huh." Unfortunately I have to keep dealing with this staff because nowhere else in town treats my specific symptoms. This causes so much anxiety and I feel completely disrespected and dismissed. They have a complete lack of empathy. I am extremely disappointed. read more

Very disappointed, stopped going, did not help me at all.Went many times, was not offered anything that actually helped me, had to cancel 2x and even though I called and left messages to cancel, they charged me 350.00 cancel fee.What a disappointment. I thought it was going to be a different experience but it was the same ol cookie cutter PT. Yes, Christine is good, but good luck getting an appointment with her! They give you other people, assistants, not quite the same.So tired of wasting time and money, would love to find a real physical therapist who cares. read more

I've been seeing Physical Therapists for 20+ years. Christine is the FIRST who I feel really fully understands not just the issues with my hypermobile body (gHSD/hEDS) but the best way to help improve those issues. I've made more progress with her in just a few months than I have with any other P/T I've seen (& I've seen some for many many months)! For the first time I feel like I'm having actual success with my physical therapy! She's also the first P/T I've seen who made me feel completely ok with the low-fitness level I started at, a very accepting attitude and easily meeting me where I was to help me with my joint instability & muscle weakness. Christine is so awesome, that she's also very busy. It was a wait of several weeks before I was able to get in to see her, (COVID likely helped make that longer than it would've been in the 'before times'), but the wait was absolutely worth it!! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Christine & Mobility Project Physical Therapy. If you also have issues with hypermobile joints, you NEED to see Christine! read more

I have Ehlers Danlos. I saw a PT named Katie who is supposed to be very knowledgable on this condition. I have craniocervical instability and explained to her how unstable my neck is, that I only ride in my own car because I press my head into the headrest for stability when I drive over uneven pavement. After explaining this she asked me to show her my full range of motion in my neck, moving it as far as possible to the left and right. I hesitated, knowing this would be bad for my neck. I turned my head all the way to the left and there was all this horrible popping going on and loud popping and I was telling her as it was happening, then she told me to move my head all the way to the right and the popping continued. Then she said, "You need some WD40." My neck hurt into the next day and was popping frequently for the next 3 weeks and I didn't know if I'd recover. I later told an osteopathic at another clinic about this, and he said she shouldn't have asked me to do this while I have neck instability. At a later date Katie told me to sit on my bed with my feet on the bed and put a stretchy band around the bottom of my foot to work the leg muscle. I later emailed them saying that for years it's caused me back pain to sit on my bed with my feet on the bed. Plus I had just injured my back bad (so this would be even worse to do). I asked if there was a way to do this excersize without hurting my back. Katie emailed me two words in response, "Go slow." So I made the decision to not do it. One time I told Katie I picked up something wrong and pulled a muscle in my back, she replied, "Can't fix stupid." She was trying to be funny but she could have said something helpful instead. She showed me an excersize where I was supposed to lay on my back with my knees up and open my legs. I told her I'd been having trouble with the hips coming out of place. She said I could rest one knee against the wall to not over stretch it but also said that just letting my legs hang open would be ok as well. Luckily I knew better than to do that. She should never tell a person with EDS that letting the legs hang open would be ok. That would be very bad and cause my hips to get looser. I wasn't sure how to procede with Katie so I kept cancelling future appointments over 24 hours ahead of time. They eventually told me they cancelled all my future appointments and didn't say why. At one point I asked the male receptionist if I could see a different person, but he said he'd like me to see Katie one more time before doing that. I never went back to her. read more

Ashlee really knows her job. I could have been much more consistent w my prescribed therapy, but in time, was patched up and back in action with with her help. read more

Christine Bodner is an excellent physical therapist. The location of the clinic is handy being that it's downtown and parking isn't bad. Like the fact how easy it is to book appointments especially in advance. I highly recommend Christine she wonderful with patients and works hard to accommodate those in recovery from injuries. read more

Christine Bodner is a very personable and professional therapist, excellent at what she does. I highly recommend you see her for your therapy needs! read more

Christine is an excellent therapist and even diagnosed a frozen shoulder that my docs ignored. I see Christine for lymphedema wraps and massage, and she has helped me immensely. Christine and staff are kind, communicative, helpful and thoroughly professional without being stuffy. I love the information Christine shares, too. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND. read more