Silver Lake
Hours:
Monday – Friday 7am – 6pm
Saturday 8am – 12pm
Services
- Physical Therapy services
- Hand Therapy
- Custom Hand Splints & Orthotics
- Spine Rehabilitation
- Sports Medicine
- Custom Orthotics & Gait Analysis
- Balance Rehabilitation
- Vestibular Rehabilitation
- Work Injury Management
- TMJ Treatment
- Headaches/Chronic Pain
Jeff Kriegel, DPT, CMPT, CSCS, Clinic Director
Jeff has been practicing physical therapy with Cascade Rehab since graduating from the University of Puget Sound in 2000. Over the last 17 years, he has obtained his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist credential thru the NSCA and his Certified Manual Physical Therapist designation thru the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy. Jeff is a clinical instructor, assisting in the education process for many new therapists and exercise physiologists over the years. He has volunteered his time for event coverage with Mariner and Cascade High Schools. He also served as the team physical therapist for the Everett Aquasox prior the birth of his two children. Jeff has a long history of treating spine and extremity injuries in the Everett area. He believes in empowering patients through education on their condition and the rehabilitation process to ensure the best outcomes. In his spare time, Jeff enjoys woodworking, watching/coaching his two girl’s sports, camping and hiking with the whole family, and rooting on the Huskies!
Janet Chen Fowler, MPT, CMPT
Janet has been practicing physical therapy for over 19 years in an outpatient orthopedic setting, the last 16 years at Cascade Rehab. She graduated from the Eastern Washington University with a Master’s Degree in physical therapy and went on to obtain certifications in manual therapy (through the North American Institute of Manual Therapy), vestibular rehabilitation (through the Herdman Certification Program from Emory University), and Craniosacral Therapy (through Bastyr University). Janet’s philosophy in the treatment of her clients is looking at the whole person and finding/treating the part(s) of the body driving the client’s dysfunction and/or pain. Janet is married and has two active boys in elementary school. Winston, the family’s mini schnauzer, has all of them well trained. She finds joy spending time with her family and friends, traveling, learning and experiencing new things. She also loves food.

Brandon Winchell,PT, DPT
Brandon earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2019 from Creighton University and his Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology from Gonzaga University in 2014. He has taken continuing education courses in IASTM. His mission is to provide holistic care, incorporating the values and goals of each patient to improve function in an individualized and meaningful way. Brandon enjoys working with a variety of age ranges and populations, including post-surgical, chronic pain, sports injuries, and neurologic disorders. Brandon was born in Tacoma, WA and has practiced in the Pacific Northwest since graduating. He grew up playing sports including swimming, cross country and has always had a love for the outdoors. On weekends, he can be found backpacking in the Cascades, climbing Washington’s volcanoes, scuba diving in the Puget Sound or rooting on the Seattle sports teams.

Denise Blackwell, PT
Denise has been practicing physical therapy for over 25 years in an outpatient orthopedic setting in Everett. She graduated from Loma Linda University in physical therapy in 1988 and moved to the NW with her husband and daughters in 1992. She enjoys working with all patients to achieve their goals for functional rehabilitation using manual therapy and exercise prescription. She loves being outside with her family and dog hiking and biking.
Tiffanie Chu, PT, DPT
Tiffanie was born and raised in the greater Seattle area and received her Bachelor of Science in Biology-Physiology at the University of Washington in 2016. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2020 at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in Chicago. She has a variety of clinical experience in Illinois, California, and Washington, and has presented workshops for low back pain in local community centers. Tiffanie has a strong passion in orthopedics and believes in providing personalized care to guide patients to engage in activities they love in their highest level of performance. She strives to not only provide high-quality treatment for her patients but to also supply them with the knowledge and tools to put them in control of their well-being. When not in the clinic, she loves hiking, running, pilates, singing, traveling, and trying more types of food than she should.
Christy Green, OTR/L, CHT
Christy grew up in the Puget Sound area and received her bachelors of science in occupational therapy from The University of Puget Sound in 2000. She started her occupational therapy career in the United States Army, serving on active duty for four years at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While in the Army, she earned a special designation as an Upper Extremity Neuromusculoskeletal Evaluator. She then relocated to Washington State and has been working at Cascade Rehabilitation since 2004. Christy earned the distinguished designation as a Certified Hand Therapist in 2007. Since then she has continued to advance her clinical skills by attending advanced hand training seminars and with regular review of current peer reviewed literature. She is an active member of the American Society of Hand Therapists. In addition to spending time with her husband and three children, Christy enjoys singing with her church’s worship team and with the Mill Creek Chorale.
Robynn Oczkewicz, OTR/L, CHT
Robynn grew up living in various places in the United States and Europe as part of a military family. She fell in love with occupational therapy while completing her Bachelor’s of Science at the University of Idaho. The year 2000 brought Robynn to the beautiful pacific northwest and the University of Puget Sound to complete her Masters in Occupational Therapy. During her education, she developed an interest in injury care as well as injury prevention. Not long after graduation in 2002, she came to Cascade Rehabilitation and has worked at each clinic throughout her years with the company. During this time, Robynn developed a passion for understanding the mechanics of the upper extremity. She went on to attend a prestigious Hand Therapy Fellowship at the Philadelphia Hand Center in early 2008. When eligible later in 2008, she passed the exam and has successfully completed study and work requirements to maintain her certification. She currently works part time closer to home also treating upper extremity injuries in outpatient therapy at Skagit Valley Hospital. Robynn balances her passion for working with patients with her love of being at home with her three young sons, working in the garden and hanging out with her chickens.
Noelle Pratte, OTR/L
Noelle obtained her Bachelors of Science in Occupational Therapy w/ a minor in Biology at Mt. Mary College in Milwaukee, WI in 1990 and relocated to Washington over 20 yrs ago. She has strong foundation of clinical skills acquired at her first job at a Level 1 trauma hospital in Milwaukee that included a wide variety of diagnoses such as Burn Rehab, Medical/Cardiac Intensive Care, Inpatient Acute Care & Rehab, Parkinson’s Disease and more. She has spent the majority of the last 20+ yrs in UE/Hand Therapy and is an active member in the Hand Therapy community and the American Society of Hand Therapists (ASHT). Her strengths lie in her wholistic approach, ability to connect w/ her clients to foster the best outcomes as well as her manual therapy & soft tissue skills. In his spare time, Noelle enjoys the mountains, hiking, live music/music festivals and raising/spending time w/ her English Mastiffs w/ specialized therapy dog certifications.
Andrea Vos, PTA
During Andrea’s career as a dancer and fitness instructor, she became increasingly interested in helping people attain and improve wellness through movement and natural means. Her experience as a Certified Personal Trainer and as a Chiropractic Assistant provided a great introduction, but never fully addressed the complete picture of why someone is having pain or experiencing difficulty executing a movement properly and then how to solve this more comprehensively. She decided to go back to school and become a Physical Therapist Assistant in order to work hands-on with people as individuals, each with their unique needs and goals, and make a positive impact by teaching them how to allow their bodies to heal themselves. She is fortunate to be a part of the team at Cascade – Silver Lake and to work part-time at our sister clinic, Summit in Snohomish, as she is regularly exposed to new and different ideas and techniques from a variety of experienced Physical Therapists. Additionally, she enjoys the opportunities to advance and expand her skills both as a PTA and a Group Fitness Instructor with continuing education courses, such as Muscle Energy Technique, PNF, and different fitness formats. Outside of the clinic, she specializes in teaching Barre fitness classes which are a huge complement to the principles of rehab exercise and provide a safe environment for students to learn stability and core control as well as sculpt their figures. In her spare time, she enjoys taking and teaching dance classes, “dinking”, reading, bike riding, hiking, and traveling both internationally and exploring the beautiful PACNW. After relocating to Seattle from Chicago in 2011 with her amazing fiancée, Mohamed, she is happy that her immediate family is now all within reasonable driving distance from each other for the first time in many years, including her step-children, whom are best described as “awesome”.

Linda Shuger, LMT
Graduated from Seattle Massage School and became licensed in 1994. I’ve been with Cascade Rehab at their Colby, Harbour Pt., and Silverlake locations since 1998. Started in the PT department and soon moved over to OT/Hand Therapy full time. OT allowed me to use my massage skills daily which I am thankful for and enjoy very much. I’ve worked with the best hand therapists over the years and I’ve learned so much from all of them! My non-work time is dedicated to my family, my 2 cats Joey and Gabby, animal activism, music, whale watching, beach time at Picnic Pt., and naps.

Maria Green, LMT
Maria has been practicing locally as a medical massage practitioner for over 17 years. She graduated from Ashmead School of Massage in 2003. Maria has worked in various facilities with experience in maternity, post surgical, physical rehabilitation and spa treatments. She strongly believes that communication and honesty is key to meeting treatment goals. Maria exhibits great care and concern for her clients and enjoys making clients feel safe and comfortable. Her hobbies include cooking, exercising, gardening and spending time with my family, cats, dogs, and fish included!