ABOUT US

With over 40 years in the medical field, it is our passion to provide excellent, multidimensional health services for you, our patient. Our desire is that you become empowered and inspired through our commitment to prevention, education, diagnosis and treatment amid a welcoming, experienced and compassionate medical team.

 

Our Core Values

• Passion – Practicing medicine isn't just something that we do, it is what we love. Building relationships and relating with our patients as well as committing to their health is the service that brings energy and enthusiasm to our every day.
• Partnership – Because of our passion to serve, we partner with numerous experts in the medical field as well as community to ensure our patients have maximum collaboration in restoring their health.
• Education – Always available, but not always needed; our desire is to teach our patients how to not need us in most health circumstances. Educating our patients during visits for mind, body and spirit, we provide the information needed for freedom and independence in their health.
• Faith – Our belief in Jesus Christ motivates our service and our hope for the health and prosperity of our patients.

 

Our Mission

To be on the growing edge as providers of excellent, multidimensional health services for the total person by facilitating our patients and ourselves to become empowered through prevention, education, diagnosis, and treatment in a compassionate, spiritually stimulating, friendly, and fun primary sports medicine practice.

Whether on the sideline of a local sporting event, supporting local organizations, or our time in the office, our proactive approach to medicine is done with the purpose of building a reliable and trustworthy relationship with you and our community.

Click the image above to read, "Don't Just Live Your Life, Fulfill Your Life, by Dr. Graham Reedy, MD". Published in Ladies Home Journal, Fall 2010.

 

Young Life

Young Life is an international non-denominational Christian ministry that reaches out to adolescents through volunteers, staff, club meetings and camps, providing a way for younger people to learn about and commit their lives to serving, following and loving Jesus Christ.

Dr. Graham Reedy has played an active role with Young Life for over 30 years, helping to start the program in 1980 and implementing it into middle and high schools throughout Auburn, Washington. He remains involved on national, regional and local boards as well as acting as Camp Doctor at Young Life's Malibu Camp.

If you're interested in learning more about Young Life or becoming involved in your own community, please visit their national website by clicking here.

 

Community Outreach

Serving the community is a value that Dr. Reedy and his team at Sports Activity Medicine hold in high regard. Encouraged to take their hearts and minds beyond the four walls of the practice, Dr. Reedy is leading the way by example:

• Member of the National Board of World Servants
• Member of the National Board of Young Life from 1989-94
• Given 600+ Lectures and Conferences talks on Sports Medicine and Preventive Medicine and "Leadership Principles within the Practice of Medicine"
• A National Member and Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) for 40 Years
• Member of the American Medical Society of Sports Medicine
• On the Clinical Faculty of University of Washington Medical School for 13 years, allowing for students to come to the practice
• Fellow of the American Academy of Family Practice
• Fellow of the American Academy of Preventive Medicine
• Member of the Physicians of the National Football League while Team Doctor of the Oakland Raiders from 1971-1976
• Trained Physician Assistants through Stanford Medical School from 1972-1975

 

School District Sports Medicine

There many opportunities available to serve local schools as members of the community. Dr. Reedy has found practical ways to take his occupation outside his practice.

• Functioned as a football sideline team doctor for Auburn Mountain View High School for 5 years
• Served seven years at Sumner High School
• Has given his time to Auburn Riverside and occasionally with other Auburn High Schools
• Worked as a Washington State Football Championship and Playoff team doctor for the last 25 years intermittently
• Helped to raise awareness and funds for Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) for the Auburn School District:

After partnering with head trainer Steve Calhoun and assisted by Dr Steve Anderson at Auburn Hospital Emergency Department, $95,000 was raised from within the community. These funds were enough to place AEDs in all Auburn School Scholl District schools within 3 minutes of every student, teacher, faculty and staff. Already the life of a soccer referee has been saved using an AED at Auburn Mountain View High School!

 

Clinicians & Staff

Graham Reedy is proud to have worked in the medical arena for over 40 years and currently practices sports and activity family medicine with his team of 8 other staff members in Auburn, Washington. He was Team Physician of the Oakland Raiders NFL football team with John Madden from 1971-1976. Dr. Reedy, his wife and family moved to the foothills of Mount Rainier near Seattle for a more rational pace of life. Dr. Reedy taught Sports and Family Practice for the University of Washington Medical School. He is a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Academy of Family Practice and Preventive Medicine.

Dr. Reedy's deep roots in the church and his strong commitment to servant leader positions have led him to be involved on the national, regional and local boards of Young Life. He has given his time as Camp Doctor at Young Life's Malibu Camp for over 35 seasons. His investment in the Servant Leader Foundation in Indianapolis, Indiana opened the door to reading and finding inspiration and impact via John Maxwell's (www.johnmaxwell.com) books and CDs. Dr. Reedy has now read at least 80 percent of Maxwell's books and has subscribed to the Maximum Impact Club for more than five years.

Michelle Myers Murphy started her journey in medicine after completing her undergraduate degree from Appalachian State University in Environmental Science in 1999. Soon after, Michelle joined the Peace Corps, which took her to Mali, West Africa. Her witness of healthcare deprivation in the third world changed her life forever.

While in Mali, Michelle witnessed first hand death and poor health of mothers and their children. Partnering with the community, government and other groups sent to help the people, Michelle created a family planning project that quickly branched out and progressed to monitoring newborn and infant development and ensuring polio vaccination access for all age groups. From that point forward her path was clear; healthcare is where she felt she could make the biggest difference.

Upon returning to the States, Michelle pursued her nursing degree in Portland, Maine and started a family. While in Portland she worked as an RN on the Ortho/Neuro floor at Maine Medical Center and after graduation with her Nurse Practitioner degree, she accepted a position in family practice in Prosser, Washington.

After 4 years in Prosser, Michelle discovered her desire to focus in on preventative care; instead of solely treating symptoms she wanted to help prevent problems that steal the quality of life from patients. Ready for a fresh start with her two beautiful children, Michelle connected with Dr. Graham Reedy and his staff in 2011. She immediately felt both a sense of home and the excitement that comes with a new challenge.

Michelle has wanted to merge her personal passion for sports and fitness (she is a long distance runner, biker, and climber) with her professional interests. She is happy to have found the right fit at Sports Activity Medicine.

Theresa Faldet started with Sports Activity Medicine in 1996 as a Lab/X-ray Tech and continued working alongside Dr. Reedy, assisting in daily patient care and expanding the current sophisticated Lab/Digital X-ray department.

In 2009, Theresa was given the opportunity to become the Practice Manager, and through her role, devotedly supports the journey and vision of Dr. Reedy's life's work. Everyday Theresa finds a sense of fulfillment and meaningful purpose through caring for others. Growing in leadership and mentorship, sharing in the enrichment of lives and working with Dr. Reedy and the devoted staff, she has counted her experience at Sports Activity Medicine to be a true blessing.

"It is one of the most beautiful compensations in life… that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself." –Ralph Waldo Emerson

Dorothy Ray has been our faithful receptionist at Sports Activity Medicine since March of 2010. Dorothy is passionate about people and always greets patients with a cheerful demeanor. She loves being a part of a staff-team that comes together as family to provide personal, quality care for patients.

Nicole Compton graduated from Washington State University in 2004 with a B.S. in Kinesiology and joined Sports Activity Medicine in 2006. An athlete herself, she suffered injuries growing up that limited her ability to compete. Nicole is excited to have the opportunity to help others heal from injury, providing a safe and caring environment.

Local Auburnite, Whitney Coté, started working at Sports Activity Medicine in September 2007 while obtaining her degree from Kaplan College. She loves building relationships with every patient that walks through the door and helping in every way she can.

Raised in Bonney Lake, Alison Ralton graduated from Bryman Technical College in 2007 and has been working for Sports Activity Medicine since March of 2010. Her favorite part about her job is building trusting relationships with patients and growing through advancing her medical knowledge and everyday learning experiences.

Kelci Wilson joined Sports Activity Medicine in February of 2011 after attending Central Washington University through 2009 and graduating from Bates Technical College in 2011. Kelci finds great personal reward in helping people and being a part of their health and wellness solution.

Tiffany Accettola has been working with patients at Sports Activity Medicine since 2005 after graduating from Bryman University. Tiffany is passionate about seeing patient's health improve through providing outstanding care.

Chawnta Anderson joined Sports Activity Medicine in May of 2011 after working in the medical field post graduation from Eton Technical in 1999. The health of every patient is very important to Chawnta and she loves learning something new about medicine and people through her interactions.

Patrice Flothe worked as a receptionist for Sports Activity Medicine from 1996 through 2001, until her husband took a job overseas. After ten years of living in the Middle East and Italy, Patrice is excited to be back in Auburn, working with Dr. Reedy, the Staff and the many patients she feels privileged to greet each day.

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