Providence St. Luke’s Occupational Rehabilitation – South
Helping You Get Back to Work Safely in Spokane
Providence St. Luke’s Occupational Rehabilitation helps injured workers return to work safely with work hardening and conditioning, ergonomic support, and compassionate whole-person care—plus coordinated treatment plans with Occupational Medicine.
Our Approach
At Providence St. Luke’s Occupational Rehabilitation, we are dedicated to helping injured workers return to work quickly and safely. Our physical, occupational and rehabilitation therapists help patients get back on their feet with work hardening and work conditioning programs. They also consult on ergonomic and adaptive changes so patients can be their most productive at work and in daily activities.
As we help injured workers heal, we also focus on their emotional and mental well-being. A work injury can affect all aspects of a patient’s life, and we offer compassionate care as they move forward.
Occupational Rehabilitation is one of the longest standing programs of its kind in the community and part of Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center. The medical center is fully accredited by the Joint Commission and CARF International and undergoes rigorous reviews to maintain the highest level of compliance.
Our Services, Conditions and Treatments
Services
- Occupational Therapy
- Occupational Health
- Rehabilitation
- Physical Therapy
Conditions
- Back Pain
- Chronic Pain
- Muscle Strains
- Neck Pain
- Nerve Injuries
- Sprain
Treatments
- Gait And Balance Training
- Persistent Pain Therapy
Find a Doctor
Providence St. Luke’s Occupational Rehabilitation – South
711 S Cowley St, Floor 3, Spokane, Washington 99202
Map & Directions
Parking
For patients driving to our clinic, we have ample, accessible parking, plus ramps and elevator access for wheelchairs. Please park in the large lot south of Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center. Enter at the main entrance to the Outpatient Health Center (formerly called the medical office building).
You can also get to our clinic on a Spokane Transit Authority bus route. Take the No. 12 bus and get off at Cowley Street and Hartson Avenue, stop No. 1038.