All of our physicians are board-certified or board-eligible in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Click on a name below to learn more about each physician.

goButton Jeanne H. Button, M.D.

goButton Jeffrey W. Degen, M.D.

goButton John P. Kafrouni, M.D.

goButton David C. Koon, M.D.

goButton Jennifer K. Lawlor, M.D.

goButton Jana K. McKeown D.O.

goButton Marie L. Valleroy, M.D.

goButton Gary A. Ward, M.D.

goButton Michael R. Wilson, D.O.
physician   physiatrist training To become a physiatrist, individuals must successfully complete four years of medical school followed by four years of specialty (residency) training.

Physiatrists enter into 4-years of Residency training after receiving a medical degree. Their medical degree is as a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) or Medical Doctor (MD).
Photo of Marie L. Valleroy Marie L. Valleroy, M.D. Dr. Valleroy also has special interest in
  • adult electrodiagnosis (EMG and nerve conduction studies)
  • Botox injections for spasticity management
  • Multiple sclerosis
  • Stroke
  • Neuromuscular disorders
Dr. Valleroy completed her medical degree at the University of Texas health Science Center; she completed her residency at the University of Washington. Dr. Valleroy is also the Medical Director of horticultural therapy and Associate Medical Director of the Rehabilitation Institute of Oregon for the Legacy Health System.