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What is self-pay physical therapy?
What is self-pay physical therapy?
Self-pay physical therapy refers to a model where patients pay for their physical therapy services directly, without involving insurance. This approach can offer more flexibility and often includes transparent pricing and quicker access to care
How much does self-pay physical therapy cost?
How much does self-pay physical therapy cost?
The cost of self-pay physical therapy varies depending on the treatment package. On average, sessions can range from $150 to $200 per visit.
What is included in the cost of self-pay physical therapy?
What is included in the cost of self-pay physical therapy?
The cost typically covers the physical therapy session, which includes assessment, treatment, and any follow-up recommendations.
Do I need a referral from a doctor for self-pay physical therapy?
Do I need a referral from a doctor for self-pay physical therapy?
While a referral is not always required for self-pay physical therapy, it can be beneficial for comprehensive care and to ensure the treatment plan addresses all aspects of your condition.
Are there payment plans available for self-pay physical therapy?
Are there payment plans available for self-pay physical therapy?
Installment plans are available for packages.
Will I receive a receipt or documentation for my sessions?
Will I receive a receipt or documentation for my sessions?
Yes, you can receive a detailed receipt or invoice for each session, which can be used for personal records or to submit to your health savings account (HSA) or flexible spending account (FSA) if applicable.
Can I use my health savings account (HSA) or flexible spending account (FSA) for self-pay physical therapy?
Can I use my health savings account (HSA) or flexible spending account (FSA) for self-pay physical therapy?
Yes, many patients use HSA or FSA funds to pay for self-pay physical therapy services. Be sure to check with your account provider to confirm eligibility and any specific requirements.
How do I know if self-pay physical therapy is right for me?
How do I know if self-pay physical therapy is right for me?
Self-pay physical therapy can be a good option if you prefer a direct, personalized approach to care without insurance limitations. It’s ideal if you want more flexibility in scheduling and treatment choices. Consult with your provider to determine if it aligns with your needs and goals.
What should I expect during my first self-pay physical therapy session?
What should I expect during my first self-pay physical therapy session?
During your first session, you will typically undergo a thorough evaluation, including a review of your medical history, current condition, and goals. Your physical therapist will then develop a personalized treatment plan and discuss it with you.
Do you accept Medicare for physical therapy?
Do you accept Medicare for physical therapy?
Yes! We accept Medicare Part B for eligible beneficiaries, covering most physical therapy services.
How do I know if I need physical therapy for golf?
How do I know if I need physical therapy for golf?
If you're experiencing pain, stiffness, or limited range of motion affecting your swing or general mobility, physical therapy can help.
Is physical therapy for golf just about pain management?
Is physical therapy for golf just about pain management?
No! While pain management is important, our therapy also focuses on injury prevention, improving flexibility, strengthening muscles, and optimizing your golf performance.
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