St. Luke’s rehab opens new clinic in Spokane Valley

Wed., Feb. 3, 2016

St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute has opened a new outpatient therapy and occupational rehab clinic in Spokane Valley at the Providence Medical Park, 16528 East Desmet Court, Suite 1600.

The clinic is operating in partnership with Providence Occupational Medicine.

Therapists will work with injured employees, and also provide occupational, speech, pelvic floor and soft-tissue therapies for clients.

In addition to its trauma-rehabilitation hospital, St. Luke’s offers outpatient services at nine locations throughout the greater Spokane area. For more information, visit www.st-lukes.org/Outpatient-Services/.

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