
Frequently Asked Questions
-
We treat all musculoskeletelal and running-related injuries. Back pain, knee pain, hip pain, foot/ankle pain, shoulder pain, neck pain.
-
I am an out of network provider, which means that I do not directly accept insurance. Oftentimes, your insurance company will reimburse you for some if not all of your PT services especially if you have a PPO plan or health savings account (HSA).
I do accept HSA/FSA cards, all major credit cards, check and cash.
-
The traditional insurance model limits the quality of care we can provide. You deserve better. That’s why we’ve chosen a different path—one that puts your long-term health and success first.
Instead of frequent, rushed appointments dictated by insurance requirements, we focus on high-quality, one-on-one sessions that prioritize your goals and needs. While most physical therapy clinics see patients 2–3 times per week, we typically meet just once a week—providing you with the tools, guidance, and ongoing support you need to stay on track between visits.
This model means:
Fewer appointments
Better outcomes
Less money spent on co-pays and unnecessary visits
Most importantly, it gives us the time and flexibility to deliver personalized care that empowers you to manage your recovery with confidence and autonomy.
-
Call the customer service number on the back of your insurance card.
Here are questions to ask:
Can I see a physical therapist out-of-network?
Do I need pre-authorization for out-of-network physical therapy benefits?
Do I need a referral to see a physical therapist?
What is my deductible?
How much of my deductible is remaining?
How do I submit a claim?
-
Yes!
-
Yes. Itemized insurance receipts are available upon request. You may or may not be entitled to reimbursement for treatment fees and itemized receipts are only provided for physical therapy visits.
-
$195 per individual, 1-hour session
$1050 for 6 sessions ($175/session)
$1650 for 10 sessions ($165/session)
$2325 for 15 sessions ($155/session)
-
We recommend athletic/running attire. If you’re coming from work, you’re more than welcome to change at the gym prior to your session.