About
Dr.Lindsey Hegdahl (Owner)
Lindsey has been practicing physical therapy since 2013. She initially started treating orthopedic and sports conditions and soon progressed to also treating pelvic floor conditions for women, men and children.
She loves helping patients put all the pieces of their injury or problem together to help lead them to full healing of any condition they are dealing with.
She uses a combination of exercise, dietary management, alignment (specifically Postural Restoration Technique) and manual treatment (including soft tissue mobilization, scar massage, cupping, fascia and visceral mobilization). If you are ready for a comprehensive healing approach that gets to the root of your problem and leads to long lasting relief, then this is the place for you. Lindsey will leave no stone unturned in your care.
Dr.Jensine Rose
Jensine is a licensed Physical Therapist since 2017 with experience in orthopedic, acute care, and pelvic floor physical therapy. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from George Fox University.
Her clinical background has built a strong foundation in breathing, core control, pressure management, and post-surgical recovery, which closely ties into pelvic floor health. She takes a holistic, hands-on approach to care that may include manual therapy, pelvic floor release, visceral manipulation, and myofascial decompression, along with education and mindful movement.
Jensine is a fitness-forward therapist who is passionate about treating the whole person and helping patients return to an active, confident, and carefree lifestyle. She believes that mindfulness, exercise, nutrition, and sleep are key components of healing and long-term health. She brings encouragement, positivity, and a sense of humor to every session.
Outside of work, Jensine enjoys hiking, working out at the gym, paddleboarding, skiing, and caring for her flock of chickens.
Dr.Kylie Padget
Kylie obtained her BS in Kinesiology in 2014 from Washington State University, her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from University of St. Augustine in 2018, and started pelvic floor physical therapy in 2019. She has a strong clinical background in general outpatient orthopedics with an emphasis on manual therapy, as well as whole-body functional testing and treatment (such as FMS and SFMA). She also worked in outpatient neurological rehab and chronic pain/neuropathy before beginning her focus on pelvic floor PT.
Kylie values comprehensive and balanced treatment addressing all aspects and approaches to a care plan -- activity and athleticism, diet and nutrition, addressment of biopsychosocial factors, and hands-on assessment and treatment of the body -- while endeavoring to create a structure that is realistic to her patients' life. Kylie is experienced in treating all populations and genders of adult pelvic floor PT and is ready to assist with rehabilitation of symptoms relating to prenatal/postpartum, athletic injury, complex pain, neurological impairment, intimacy, abdominal and pelvic surgery, and more. She is a trauma-informed practitioner who has completed advocacy training for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Having been in the Rogue Valley since 2019, she is prepared to help create a strong multi-disciplinary team for her patients as needed.
Outside of the clinic, Kylie enjoys snow skiing, water sports, Onewheeling, crossword puzzles, being an auntie to her nieces, and occasionally returning to her family's north central Oregon wheat farm to help with harvest.
Ruby June, PTA
Ruby is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant and graduate of Lane Community College with a passion for holistic healthcare. She believes in treating each person as a whole and supporting movement, strength, and wellbeing through individualized, compassionate care.
With a special interest in pelvic floor physical therapy, Ruby is dedicated to helping clients feel empowered and comfortable in their bodies while working toward meaningful, lasting improvements in their quality of life. She is a trained doula with a history in holistic birth care, and educated in pelvic health through the APTA Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy and one-on-one mentorship with clinic owner Dr. Lindsey Hegdahl. Her approach to care may include therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and education around nutrition and sleep hygiene. She believes that these foundational elements can work together to support healing, resilience, and overall wellness.
Outside of the clinic, Ruby enjoys spending time outdoors and in the gym, loving on her pets, and expressing her creativity through a variety of artistic and hands-on projects. She brings that same creativity, curiosity, and compassion into her approach to patient care.