About Us
B3 Physical Therapy offers expert care for:
- Pelvic health conditions
- Gender affirmation
- Pregnancy and parenting-related injuries
Birth doula, sibling doula, and postpartum doula support is also available. Click here to learn more.
At B3 Physical Therapy, you are seen you as the unique individual you are. We take the time to really listen and learn about your background and your goals. Our care is holistic, and looks beyond the issue that brings you us.
We pride ourselves on offering a high level of service, with convenient scheduling, evening and weekend appointments by request, and prompt communication by email, phone, and text. Care is available in our Mill Creek office, in your home, or over Zoom.
Unlike many physical therapy practices, you do not have to worry about sharing a gym space with other people. The office is one simple private room with access to a gender-neutral bathroom. There is plentiful parking and an elevator to access our Mill Creek location. A bus line is also a block away.
B3 Physical Therapy cherishes neurodiversity and respects the numerous ways our brains may be functioning on any given day. We are happy to hear requests for how we can better adjust care to support your mental health.
In addition, we do not discuss body weight unless you bring it up. You will not be told to lose weight or told that your condition was caused by weight. We believe in the principles of Healthy At Every Size (HAES).
We value people of every gender, sexual orientation, and relationship structure. We are sex and kink positive. Dr. Ken McGee is a proud member of the queer community and is involved in transgender advocacy.
We see physical therapy care through an anti-oppressive lens. We believe that Black Lives Matter.
About Dr. Ken McGee
Dr. Ken McGee, PT, DPT (they/he) is a highly experienced transgender physical therapist who practices from a trauma-informed perspective. They help people of all ages and genders live more active, fulfilling lives. Dr. Ken’s favorite moments are hearing clients say that they are finally back to doing what they love—be it running, playing with their kids, or getting outside.
Dr. Ken McGee received their Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Washington in 2014. In 2018, they became one of the few physical therapists in Washington to be board-certified in pelvic health. Dr. Ken enjoys teaching for the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. Click here to read about Dr. Ken’s perspective on supporting transgender clients.
Dr. Ken resides just outside Mill Creek with their two young children and trail running wife (click here for her blog).