Molina Healthcare of Washington Regional Office

PeaceHealth Outpatient Rehabilitation in Vancouver, WA, located inside PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center, offers personalized care for individuals facing movement and function challenges due to various factors like age, illness, or injury. Their team of licensed physical therapy professionals aims to enhance or restore maximum movement and function across all life stages. With a commitment to quality care, PeaceHealth Outpatient Rehabilitation ensures that all appointments are with licensed therapy professionals, not therapy aides, and are scheduled for a minimum of 45 minutes. More than half of their therapists hold specialty certifications in areas like athletic programs, oncology rehabilitation, and sports concussion rehabilitation, offering a comprehensive range of services tailored to individual needs. From specialized programs such as pelvic floor rehabilitation, oncology-related lymphedema, to post-surgical rehabilitation for various body parts, PeaceHealth Outpatient Rehabilitation stands out for its dedication to improving patients' overall well-being and functional abilities. Their focus on individualized, evidence-based care sets them apart as a trusted destination for those seeking expert physical therapy services in the Vancouver area. Generated from the website content

PeaceHealth System Office supports the PeaceHealth healthcare system s regional operations with management services out of Bellevue, Wash. The office provides resources in such areas as finance, human resources, legal review, business development and group purchasing. The PeaceHealth system provides health care treatment that includes emergency, cancer, pediatrics and cardiology care. Medical centers within the system are located in Washington, Oregon and Alaska and include Ketchikan General Hospital, Ketchikan, Alaska, Sacred Heart Medical Center, Eugene, Ore., and St. Joseph Hospital, Bellingham, Wash. The systems roots trace back to 1890, when two members of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace left their convent in Newark, N. J., bound for the remote logging community of Fairhaven, Wash., to build a hospital to care for loggers, mill workers, fisherman and their families.