Quest Physical Therapy, LLC

01/19/2024

We are hiring at Quest Physical Therapy!

Would you like to work at an upbeat orthopedic clinic in a relaxed atmosphere?
Do you wish you could have a private treatment room to treat each patient?
Does a spacious open gym area with plenty of floor space and modern equipment sound appealing?
Do you value collaboration with colleagues?
Do you love to learn? We have monthly in-services at Quest PT.
Do you value streamline processes that allow you to focus on patient care?
Would you like a SIGN-ON BONUS?

Come join our team!

Orthopedic and sports physical therapy clinic serving patients in Issaquah, Issaquah Highlands, Sammamish and surrounding areas.

03/14/2023

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03/29/2022

Come join our team and learn from a great group of professionals!

Locally owned and operated physical therapy practice specializing in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation. We serve Issaquah, Bellevue, Sammamish, Redmond, North Bend, Eastgate and Seattle Washington

08/30/2020

We are celebrating our 10 year anniversary. 20% off all Superfeet this week while supplies last.

20% off all Superfeet in the clinic

08/20/2020

Seating tips for distance learning this fall.

05/07/2020

✨Stephanie and Jeff are back in the clinic✨
•Stephanie is working Tuesday, 11:30 am-4:30 pm and Saturday, 8:00 am- 3:00 pm
•Jeff is working Monday and Thursday, 8:00 am -4:30 pm •Update to Katie's schedule: Adding Wednesday from 7:00 am- 11:00 am
Call to make an appointment with any of our therapists!

05/06/2020

✨WE ARE OPEN✨
We are excited to announce that Quest Physical Therapy is open again. Quest has put every safety measure in place to help keep our patient’s, staff, and community safe while still being able to help our patients reach their goals and feel better. Our staff is back part time in the clinic as well as we are still offering telehealth appointments from the safety of your home. Here are the hours our physical therapists are currently treating in the clinic:
•Anthony: Monday and Thursday, 7am to 4pm
•Katie: Tuesday and Friday, 7am to 4 pm.
•Stephanie and Jeff will be back in the clinic very soon and our hours will increase over the next several weeks.

Call us at 425-270-3323 for any further questions or to schedule an appointment.

Here is what we are doing to keep everyone safe:
•All staff and patients are required to wear masks / face covering
•COVID-19 screening and temperature taking before each appointment •Increased handwashing for our staff and patients
•Social distancing in the lobby and gym
•A dedicated sanitation staff member to ensure that all equipment and surfaces used are disinfected after each patient
•Limiting the number of staff and patients in the clinic at one time.
•And MORE (see our website for more information)

04/13/2020

We are continuing to offer telehealth services to provide our patients with the best service possible during COVID-19. Not sure what telehealth is? Check out our new post for more information! ̇d19 @ Quest Physical Therapy, LLC

04/03/2020

Squats are a great and easy exercise to perform as part of your home workouts. Squats can help strengthen the muscles in your legs, hips, and core, help protect your joints, work on balance, great for injury protection, and there is no gym is required!

Want to make sure you are doing squats right? Here are some easy step by step instructions to make sure you are squatting correctly. For further questions call Quest PT at 425-270-3323 or leave a comment below.

How to squat:
•Stand with your feet about hip width apart. Your toes can be be pointed slightly outward if that is comfortable.
•Keep your core tight and spine in a neutral position.
•Slowly start to sit your bottom backwards, hinging at your hips, like you are about to sit in an invisible chair.
•Make sure your knees stay behind your toes and don't let your knees fall inward towards each other.
•Keep your back flat and core tight as you move.
•Continue to lower your butt until your thighs are parallel to the ground or as far as is comfortable for you. Then return to standing and repeat.

To make them harder add on some hand weights or jugs of water for extra weight. To make them easier go through a smaller range of motion and hold on to a counter for extra support.

03/30/2020

Still working from home or spending a lot of time on your computer? Here are some helpful stretches and exercises to help relieve tension in your neck and upper back and help maintain proper posture. Contact us at 425-270-3323 or leave a comment below for any further questions.

4 of 4. Pec Stretch: Begin in a standing upright position in the center of a doorway. With your elbows bent, place your forearms on the sides of the doorway at a 90 degree angle from your sides, then take a small step forward until your feel a stretch in the front of your shoulders. Hold this position for 30 seconds. Repeat 2-3 times. If this is uncomfortable bring your arms down to your side with your elbows straight then repeat the stretch.