Treatment Costs and Insurance
All treatment sessions are one -on-one with an expert level trained manual Doctor of Physical therapy for 60-minute treatment blocks.
I am considered out of network for all insurance providers but am happy to provide you with a receipt that will contain all of the necessary information you will need to submit a self-claim to your insurance.
Surprisingly, sometimes, going out of network can actually save you money.
When a patient uses their in-network benefits, it gives the insurance provider control of your care.
They can dictate how many visits you get, what codes can be billed, only certain body parts can be treated, and what goals you can work towards achieving.
This is absolutely ridiculous. They don’t care about you at all. They care about saving money.
I made the informed decision to be out of network because I want you and I to be in control of your health, not the insurance company.
I want us to determine what we are working on achieving together and to be able to customize it to meet your needs, not the insurance’s needs.
I do understand that we all have our roles, which is why I am happy to provide you with a receipt that you can submit to your insurance company as a self- claim so the reimbursement will come directly to you.
Insurance plans vary widely so to find out more information, please call you insurance provider and specifically ask about what you can expect to receive when you submit a self-claim for out of network physical therapy services.
(I have done this as a patient for myself and family even when I was working at a major hospital system which I loved, and still do. The fear of not knowing how to do it was way more limiting than actually doing it. Submitting the self-claim was super easy and not hard at all.)
I see my patients for the full duration of their treatment and am heavily manually based, meaning you will not be working with a technician, you will be the only patient working with me at a time, and you will not be performing exercises that you are fully capable of performing at home without us.
Each treatment will be individualized to how you are feeling that day, in that minute, not the same ineffective exercises over and over that you could be performing at home.
Because our treatment sessions are an hour long, you will have my undivided attention to focus on your healing journey. This often means, you will get better faster with longer lasting results.
Medicare Beneficiaries:
Medicare has some interesting rules that dictates where their beneficiaries are able to receive physical therapy services.
I am considered a non-Participating Medicare Provider.
However, if a Medicare Beneficiary insists on seeing me, and does not want to bill Medicare for PT services, they can, but they will forfeit their opportunity to bill Medicare. The request to not involve Medicare must be made up front by the patient and of their own free will.
If a Medicare Beneficiary wants to use their benefits for physical therapy, I cannot provide you with treatment at my clinic, but am able to help you find a Medicare provider in the area.
I am able to provide a Medicare Beneficiary with wellness services, if you have additional questions, please contact me to ensure you get the help you need.