New Patients
The Cooperative Performance & Rehabilitation Administrative team will guide you through the intake process.
Please use our Contact Form so we can gather the information necessary to handle the details of scheduling, insurance authorization and billing. If you prefer contact our clinic directly at (541) 653-9696.
We are preferred providers for most insurers in the region. We know that understanding insurance benefits can be daunting, and that is why our Administrative staff is happy to verify your benefits and answer any of your questions.
New Patient Downloads
New Patients - please download, complete and bring all the required new patient forms to your first scheduled appointment.
All new patients to complete:
CPR Patient Registration (71 KB)
CPR Consent to Treat (54 KB)
CPR HIPPA (56 KB)
CPR Financial Policy (73 KB)
Vestibular patients to complete:
Vestibular Intake Form (377 KB)
Falls Efficacy Scale (59 KB)
Orthopedic patients to complete:
General Orthopedic Subjective (166 KB)
Orthopedic patients to complete Outcome Measure associated with Body region on bottom of General Orthopedic Form:
Lower Extremity Functional (42 KB)
Upper Extremity Functional (81 KB)
Oswestry Low Back Pain Disability Questionnaire (160 KB)
Neck Disability Index (235 KB)
All Medicare eligible patients to complete:
What to Expect Your First Visit
What to wear
Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing such as fleece pants and shirts, T-shirts, shorts, and soft-soled footwear such walking or jogging shoes.
Female patients may want to wear a sports bra or sleeveless top if being treated for an upper body condition (you can change clothes in our restroom if you wish.)
Treatment process
Your therapist will begin by reviewing the medical history you provided and follow up on additional questions you both may have. They will then perform examinations to determine the factors underlying your problem and develop a customized plan to meet your needs. Together, you and your therapist will set goals and then set about accomplishing them with hands on treatments, patient education, and exercises.
