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Sparks Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy in Seattle for Active Adults and Athletes

Individual care for climbing injuries, post-surgical rehab, running injuries and complex orthopedic pain

One-on-One Sessions with Your PT

Diagnostic Ultrasound On-Site

Evidence-Based Orthopedic Care

Specialist in Climbing and Sport Injuries

What We Treat

ACL & Knee Rehab

Post-surgical recovery, strength restoration, and return-to-sport planning

Finger Injuries

Pulley, tendon, and joint injuries common in climbers and gripping athletes

Back & Neck Pain

Mechanical spine pain, stiffness, and nerve-related symptoms limiting movement

Hypermobility

Stability-focused strength training for joint control and pain reduction

Tendinitis, Sprains & Strains

Overuse and acute soft-tissue injuries

Shoulder Dysfunction

Overhead pain, instability, and strength deficits affecting daily and sport activity

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Who We Treat

Rock Climbers

Finger, shoulder, and overuse injuries specific to climbing demands

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Runners

Knee, hip, foot, and tendon injuries related to mileage and mechanics

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Active Adults

Orthopedic pain limiting workouts, recreation, and daily activity

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Tradespeople

Strains, sprains, and repetitive stress from work

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Office Workers

Pain related to prolonged sitting, computer use, and workstation setup.

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Post-Surgical Patients

Guided rehab to restore strength, motion, and confident return to activity

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Services

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Diagnostic Ultrasound

Real-time imaging to accurately assess tendon, muscle, and ligament injury

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Blood Flow Restriction Therapy

Strength and healing benefits without high joint stress

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Climbing, Running & Movement Assessment

Detailed analysis to identify mechanical causes of pain and injury

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Manual Therapy & Targeted Exercise

Hands-on treatment paired with progressive strength-based rehab

Who We Are

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Sparks Physical Therapy is a one-on-one physical therapy clinic in Seattle focused on evidence-based care for active adults and athletes. We specialize in climbing injuries, running injuries, post-surgical rehab, and complex orthopedic pain.

Every visit is centered on understanding how you move and guiding you back to the activities that matter to you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. We are currently in-network with Premera, Lifewise, Regence and most Bluecross Blueshield plans. We also have a contract with Cigna that goes into effect March 15th.

  • We’re more than happy to provide you with a Superbill - a detailed description of services provided - that you can then submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement. Out of pocket rates are $200 for the initial evaluation and $150 for follow up visits.

  • If pain, stiffness, or weakness is limiting your normal activity for more than a few days, it’s a good time to start PT. Early care can prevent small issues from becoming longer-lasting problems and helps you return to activity with a clear plan.

  • No. Washington is a direct access state and you are allowed to see a physical therapist directly.

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