Frequently Asked Questions

• Prescription for physical therapy from your referring physician (if applicable)
• Government issued photo ID (such as a driver’s license)
• Insurance card(s)
• Patients who are minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian for their first visit.

An initial examination by your therapist will include reviewing your doctor's recommendations, examining the problem area, asking you questions about your injury or pain, developing an effective rehabilitation plan, discussing their findings with you, and answering any questions you may have. Hands-on, manual therapy, a customized exercise program, stretching, and physical agents such as heat, ice, ultrasound, and electrical stimulation may all be included in your treatment plan. To further assist you in your treatment, your physical therapist may also recommend a home program.

Throughout the course of your treatment we communicate with your referring provider.

Reports are sent after your initial evaluation, as you progress, and upon completion of therapy.

Should the need arise, our therapists will personally discuss your case with your provider. 

You will receive treatment as prescribed by your physician and in accordance with the plan of care developed by your physical therapist. Patients typically require two to three treatments per week. Depending on your injury and personal progress, your treatment may last for a few weeks or months. You will be advised following your initial physical therapy examination, as well as how your condition progresses.

We accept most major insurances, including Worker's Comp and No Fault. Don't see your insurance? Give us a call.

• 1199 
• AETNA
• AMERICAN PLAN ADMINISTRATORS
• CIGNA 
• ELDER PLAN
• EMPIRE PLAN 
• FIRSTHEALTH
• GHI 
• GREATWEST HEALTHCARE
• HIP 
• HUMANA 
• LIFE BENEFIT PLAN
• MAGNACARE 
• MEDICARE
• OXFORD 
• UMR 
• UNITED HEALTHCARE
• EMPIRE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD