Taylor is in network with Regence/BCBS, First Choice, Aetna, Moda, and Medicare.

Taylor’s approach centers on collaborating with the patient to address their unique needs, while maximizing their ability to continue in their sport. She utilizes objective tests to optimize exercise prescription throughout the rehab process. She has a special interest in managing athletic overuse injuries, as well as return to sport after shoulder surgery, achilles repair, and ACL reconstruction, and has contributed to a protocol for ACL rehab, authoring the portion on return to plyometrics and the incorporation of cognitive tasks alongside motor skills.

Taylor grew up in Maryland, playing soccer and basketball, and currently her primary sports are rock climbing (sport and trad) and snowboarding as well as split-boarding. She has experienced firsthand how injury can threaten personal identity, and is intentional to support patients through the mental and emotional challenges of rehab.

She has experience treating athletes across a variety of sports and levels, from NFL players and masters triathletes, to middle school athletes, weightlifters, and mountain athletes. In the summer of 2023 she had the unique opportunity to serve as the physical therapist for professional circus artists and dancers on a cruise ship in Greece!

Matt is in network with most Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, First Choice, and Aetna.

Matt has almost 40 years of experience in Sports injury rehabilitation. Originally trained in Australia , he has now worked at the highest levels in the USA & Canada.His career has included work with the Canadian national XC ski team, the Nike Oregon Project & USA touch rugby.

International Educator, director of The Portland Tendon clinic , and clinical director of SportsLab. Matt’s approach is a creative blend of Science & Research guided experiences.

Matts Special interests are running related injury, performance training & chronic tendon pain. But , there is almost nothing that this old bloke hasn’t seen, or can’t nudge in the right direction!

Evan is in network with most Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, Aetna, and Medicare.

Evan’s home is Vancouver WA, having moved here from southern Ohio in 2017. After attending Ohio Northern University to receive his Bachelors in Exercise Physiology he continued his DPT education at the University of Dayton.

Zach is in network with most Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, Aetna, and Medicare. All other insurance companies can be billed out of network while we work on expanding our panel. If you have a question about what your coverage with Zach (NPI: 1063073609) is in or out of network, please call your insurance company to inquire if he is contracted with your plan at 710 NE Holladay St.

Zach is passionate about helping active individuals—from weekend warriors to professional athletes—get back to doing what they love, stronger and more resilient than before.
His approach goes beyond treating pain. Zach takes time to understand each person’s goals, story, and performance demands, then builds a plan grounded in evidence-based practice and real-world application. Whether it’s returning to competition after injury, rebuilding strength after surgery, or unlocking new levels of performance, he helps people bridge the gap between rehab and full return to sport.
Zach completed his Sports Physical Therapy Residency with Providence, where he worked closely with collegiate and professional athletes—including members of the Portland Thorns—and served as a teaching assistant in Pacific University’s orthopedic lab. He has presented at conferences on topics such as hip rehabilitation and athlete return-to-play strategies and has a special interest in post-operative rehabilitation, particularly ACL recovery, as well as working with rock climbers.
At his core, Zach is driven by curiosity and collaboration—combining science, technology, and individualized care to help people move better, perform better, and feel their best.

Laura is now IN NETWORK with Blue Cross Blue Shield plans. If you are interested in seeing if you have massage benefits, please call BCBS to confirm.

Self Pay Price: $100, 60 minute massage

Laura Owen is a licensed massage therapist with over a decade of experience specializing in sports and orthopedic massage. After retiring as a professional dancer in New York City, she earned a degree in biology and chemistry from Hunter College (CUNY), an academic foundation that continues to shape her evidence-informed, movement-focused approach to care.

Her interest in rehabilitation deepened after recovering from a serious running injury, where working with a physical therapist who was also an LMT revealed the power of integrated manual therapy. Laura went on to train in lomi lomi massage in Hawai’i and later refined her clinical skills through mentorship with Mel Cash of the London School of Sports Massage and Whitney Lowe of the Academy of Clinical Massage, solidifying her focus on sports and orthopedic work.

Laura is not a pressure-based massage therapist. Her sessions are guided by each client’s goals, history, and nervous system response, emphasizing mobility, efficiency, and neuromuscular neutrality rather than force. While she incorporates deep tissue techniques and orthopedic principles, her style remains rooted in the lomi tradition—adaptive, respectful, and responsive to the individual. Outside the clinic, Laura can be found training for races, working in her metalsmithing studio, or collaborating closely with her own physical therapist. She looks forward to helping clients meet their movement goals with care that is skilled, thoughtful, and human.

Georgia is not in network with any insurance companies.

Self Pay Price: $120, 60 minute massage

Georgia has been doing massage since 1999 and has been licensed in 5 states. She became a Portland transplant in 2012, moving on a whim, and lived here for 10 years. She recently returned to Portland after moving back to the northeast for 3 years. Throughout her career, she’s worked in the medical/sports massage industries and has worked with people of all ages and abilities. She’s taught and developed curriculum for massage schools on the east coast. She loves a good challenge, working on those chronic annoyances bodies seem to love to hold onto. Georgia has a Bachelors of Science degree in Applied Health and Fitness for Special Populations, from the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health and has worked as an ACSM CPT.

Laura is now IN NETWORK with Blue Cross Blue Shield plans. If you are interested in seeing if you have massage benefits, please call BCBS to confirm.

Self Pay Price: $100, 60 minute massage

Laura Owen is a licensed massage therapist with over a decade of experience specializing in sports and orthopedic massage. After retiring as a professional dancer in New York City, she earned a degree in biology and chemistry from Hunter College (CUNY), an academic foundation that continues to shape her evidence-informed, movement-focused approach to care.

Her interest in rehabilitation deepened after recovering from a serious running injury, where working with a physical therapist who was also an LMT revealed the power of integrated manual therapy. Laura went on to train in lomi lomi massage in Hawai’i and later refined her clinical skills through mentorship with Mel Cash of the London School of Sports Massage and Whitney Lowe of the Academy of Clinical Massage, solidifying her focus on sports and orthopedic work.

Laura is not a pressure-based massage therapist. Her sessions are guided by each client’s goals, history, and nervous system response, emphasizing mobility, efficiency, and neuromuscular neutrality rather than force. While she incorporates deep tissue techniques and orthopedic principles, her style remains rooted in the lomi tradition—adaptive, respectful, and responsive to the individual. Outside the clinic, Laura can be found training for races, working in her metalsmithing studio, or collaborating closely with her own physical therapist. She looks forward to helping clients meet their movement goals with care that is skilled, thoughtful, and human.