Arrow Physical Therapy Seattle, established in 2016, is a queer-owned and women-founded clinic dedicated to serving a variety of clients, including runners, outdoor enthusiasts, and those needing pelvic floor or post-partum care. Located in the Ballard/Fremont/Magnolia/Interbay area, the clinic offers personalized one-on-one sessions lasting 45-60 minutes, available both in-person and virtually. The team specializes in manual therapy, strength training, and coaching, ensuring tailored treatment for each individual. Clients consistently praise the therapists for their extensive knowledge and commitment. Therapists like Kerry and Corley are noted for their ability to identify issues, create effective treatment plans, and help patients return to their activities pain-free. Reviews highlight their supportive and enthusiastic attitudes, which motivate clients to achieve their goals. Carli is recognized for adapting treatment plans to accommodate ongoing activities like CrossFit, ensuring clients can maintain their fitness routines while recovering. Arrow PT is in-network with Regence, and patients can submit a Superbill for possible reimbursement. With packages available for cash prices, Arrow Physical Therapy Seattle is highly recommended for anyone looking for effective and compassionate physical therapy tailored to their needs.
Carli is an excellent physical therapist! She knows how to listen to you and your body and is enthusiastic about everyone's recovery. If you want to feel better, come here.
February 2025
I've been going to Arrow on and off for a couple of years now and I recommend it to all my friends. I was hoping to find a PT that provides excellent and specific treatment and that's exactly what I found. No matter what sport or what level of performance you're shooting for, they're going get you right
September 2024
i visited here to help with achilles tendinitis. carly has been incredibly helpful and i've seen marked improvement with her guidance and exercises. the dry needling has packed a powerful punch.
