Vida Seattle
The Vida
Difference
At Vida, we offer a flexible, integrated approach to your recovery and health—giving you access to a variety of treatment techniques and specialists, all under one roof. Whether you need just one service or a combination, it’s entirely up to you.
Looking to relieve pain from an accident or work injury? Need to rebuild strength after a sports injury? Or perhaps you want to partner with a Functional Medicine Physician for your family’s primary care needs? Whatever your needs, we’ll create a personalized plan to help you achieve your health goals—quickly and effectively.
Vida Seattle Schedule
Mon 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tue 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wed 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thu 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Fri 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sat 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
Sun Closed
Vida Seattle FAQ’S
A physical therapist (PT) is a licensed healthcare provider who treats pain, injuries, and movement problems by improving how the body moves and functions. Physical therapists help patients reduce pain, restore mobility, build strength, and return to daily activities, work, or sport.
During an evaluation, a PT assesses posture, joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Based on these findings, they create a personalized treatment plan that may include therapeutic exercise, hands-on manual therapy, movement retraining, and education.
Research shows that active, exercise-based physical therapy is one of the most effective treatments for musculoskeletal pain and long-term recovery.
During an evaluation, a PT assesses posture, joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Based on these findings, they create a personalized treatment plan that may include therapeutic exercise, hands-on manual therapy, movement retraining, and education.
During an evaluation, a PT assesses posture, joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Based on these findings, they create a personalized treatment plan that may include therapeutic exercise, hands-on manual therapy, movement retraining, and education.
During an evaluation, a PT assesses posture, joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Based on these findings, they create a personalized treatment plan that may include therapeutic exercise, hands-on manual therapy, movement retraining, and education.
During an evaluation, a PT assesses posture, joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Based on these findings, they create a personalized treatment plan that may include therapeutic exercise, hands-on manual therapy, movement retraining, and education.
During an evaluation, a PT assesses posture, joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Based on these findings, they create a personalized treatment plan that may include therapeutic exercise, hands-on manual therapy, movement retraining, and education.
During an evaluation, a PT assesses posture, joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Based on these findings, they create a personalized treatment plan that may include therapeutic exercise, hands-on manual therapy, movement retraining, and education.