FOUNDER

Dr. Erica Clark is a physical therapist with over 20 years of experience. She empowers her clients to achieve their highest level of function and to return to the activities that have enriched the quality of their lives. Her expertise is vast, ranging from working with young, injured athletes to assessing and assisting the complex physical problems of aging seniors. She has advanced training in Concussion Management and Vestibular Rehabilitation. Patients with pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic pain and pregnancy and postpartum issues benefit from her additional expertise in Women’s Health. Erica has been practicing physical therapy on Mercer Island since 2017 and enjoys building patient relationships within her community. Together with her two partners she is excited to build the practice of their dreams where patients have an ally in their healthcare journey.

FOUNDER

Dr. Betsy Rigsbee, a Mercer Island native, became a physical therapist because physical therapy combines her loves for science, helping others and exercise into one career. Betsy received her undergraduate degree in dance and psychology at Barnard College, Columbia University and earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy education at the University of Washington School of Medicine. Today Betsy enjoys treating a diverse patient population from a variety of athletic endeavors and hobbies. She has advanced training in orthopedics, manual therapy, reducing fall risk, pelvic pain, osteoporosis and autoimmune disease. Betsy believes in treating the whole patient by implementing evidence-based treatment programs that are based upon an individual’s preferences. When she is not treating patients, Betsy cares for herself by running, kickboxing, and teaching Zumba classes. The two jobs more rewarding than being a physical therapist for Betsy are being a mom and being a true teammate to her husband

FOUNDER

Dr. Rachel Morin is a Seattle native who received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Washington. She is also a certified Yoga Instructor with special interests in hypermobility disorders, persistent pain disorders, and performing artists and has advanced training in pelvic health and caring for fitness athletes. Her goal as a physical therapist is first and foremost to keep patients moving and doing what they love: keeping a dancer in class with modifications, helping a runner build back up their rhythm, or helping a teacher get back to her daily walks. Her patients' passions and activities sit front and center. Physical therapy is a collaborative process, not an assignment, and one size does not fit all. Rachel works together with her patients to help them understand their diagnosis and address the demands of their recreation or daily activities so they can get back on track with reduced pain and improved confidence in their abilities, strength, and resilience.

STAFF PHYSICAL THERAPIST

Lisa is an accomplished physical therapist who holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science from Oregon State University. She attended OSU on a swimming scholarship and is still active in the local swimming community. Lisa also holds a Master's degree in Physical Therapy from Western University of Health Sciences and has specialized in orthopedic physical therapy, surgical and non-surgical spine, and extremity rehabilitation. She has attended coursework in dance medicine at the Harkness Center for Dance Injuries in New York City and has extensive experience working with athletes of all levels. Lisa understands the complexities of physical movement and rehabilitation and how this affects her patients' quality of life. She takes the time to listen carefully to her patients and understand their unique needs and concerns, enabling her to create a personalized treatment plan that best suits them.