Pricing

Anybody who wants a non-invasive and holistic approach to moving better, getting stronger, decreasing pain, and ultimately improving functional performance would benefit from physical therapy.

Our practice specializes in treating any orthopedic condition or pathology affecting any joint, muscle, ligament, nerve, or tendon throughout the body. Additionally, our practice also focuses on orthopedic post-operative rehabilitation.

No, you do not as long as you are not a Medicare patient. The state of Florida allows “direct access” to physical therapy services for 30 days without a prescription. After 30 days, a “physican of record” needs to provide a prescription to continue physical therapy. This can be your primary care physician, an orthopedic doctor, or even a chiropractor.

Please dress comfortably. Athletic and loose fitting clothing typically works best as you will be moving around throughout the session, but this is totally up to you.

Typical evaluations last about an hour and follow-up treatments are about 45-60 minutes but depends on many factors and is ultimately up to the therapist’s discretion based on your condition and needs.

Your therapist will bring a wide variety of equipment to ensure you have everything you need for a great PT session.

We are currently an out-of-network provider and do not accept any insurances.

There are a few options available If you would like to utilize your insurance while working with us. We can provide you with an itemized document called a “superbill” upon your request that YOU can submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement for out of network benefits. Many insurance providers will reimburse some if not all the cost of PT, but this is not guaranteed, and it is the patient’s responsibility to determine their out of network benefits and submit the superbill to the appropriate parties.

Additionally, you may use pre-tax FSA or HSA funds for treatment if you choose to do so.

As stated above, we are currently an out-of network provider.

Some services we offer like maintenance or wellness programs, recovery services, and dry needling are NOT covered by Medicare and if Medicare patients elect to receive them they must sign a waiver and pay out of pocket for these services.

The ultimate goal of any physical therapy program is to give you the knowledge and tools you need to treat and manage any condition independently. By treating clients in their own home environment, the PT will be able to demonstrate how to properly set up and perform exercises using your actual equipment and surroundings. Also, manual therapy, dry needling, and exercises can easily be performed in your home with the portable treatment table and exercise equipment that will be transported by your therapist to each visit.

YES! Home exercise programming is one of the most important aspects of any physical therapy program. After each session our PT will provide you with a printout or email with pictures and instructions of each recommended exercise. Our PT finds that people are much more adherent to exercise programs when they are frequently updated and kept manageable and prioritized. Typically, 3-6 prioritized exercises will be given so you will never be overwhelmed and are more likely to develop a consistent routine because that is how true progress happens.

Your therapist will have a variety of equipment to treat your specific orthopedic condition. The equipment may include, but is not limited to: balance pads, a BOSU ball, dumbbells, ankle weights, resistance bands, a portable TRX suspension trainer, a yoga ball, and much more.

Equipment utilized in your sessions can be commonly found in most gyms and fitness facilities.

The most popular answer to just about any medical question is…it depends. Your PT will discuss your prognosis and recommended treatment plan after your initial evaluation. It is our goal for you to only get as much PT as you actually need in order to achieve your unique goals. Some people like to have more frequent visits for accountability. Others may want telehealth visits for exercise guidance and programming and may seek in-person treatment strictly for manual therapy.

The great thing about having a cash-based plan of care is your treatment plan is totally customizable as long as your therapist determines it is appropriate and in your best interest.