3 Best Physical Therapists in Salem, OR

“Jeff Kundert earned his Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Pacific University. He joined PT Northwest and currently serves as the clinic director of South Salem Clinic. He specializes in outpatient orthopedic patients. He collaborates closely with each patient to ascertain their goals and designs personalized programs to help them achieve these objectives, facilitating a return to their usual activities. The clinic provides the foremost progressive and comprehensive physical rehabilitation services. Their team is ready to create a custom rehabilitation program to meet your unique needs. They have a corner unit, and plenty of parking is available.”

“Kevin Coriano received his Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science from Corban University. He completed his Doctor of Physical Therapy at George Fox University. He completed clinical rotations in acute inpatient rehabilitation at Silverton Hospital, geriatric home health with Providence Healthcare, and pediatric outpatient rehabilitation at Meridian Park Hospital. He is a Clinic Operator and Physical Therapist at Healing Motion Physical Therapy. Kevin is pursuing his manual therapy certification through the North American Institute of Manual Therapy as well as his Orthopedic Clinical Specialist certification through the American Physical Therapy Association. He is passionate about functional movement and strives to return all his patients to optimal health.”

“Jon Moore received his Bachelor of Health Sciences degree from Corban University and his Master of Physical Therapy degree from Fresno State University. He has been providing high-level Physical Therapy services in the Salem area for the past 14 years. He is a Board Certified Orthopedic Clinic Specialist and certified provider in Astym and the Titleist Performance Institute. He is also a certified CrossFit Level 1 coach. He has treated kids, adults, weekend warriors, high school, college, and professional athletes. He is the Owner and Physical Therapist at The Physical Therapy Project. They focus on evidence-based practices, incorporating the latest treatments and technologies to enhance recovery and prevent future injuries.”