Empowering Your Care:
A Private Pay Model

Learn how our insurance-free approach allows us to provide personalized, one-on-one care without restrictions—focused entirely on your goals, not insurance codes.

We do not participate directly with insurance companies.

We only accept payment from the patient directly for services. This is sometimes called Out of Network or OON.

Reimbursement is possible with some insurances, but not guaranteed.

In some cases, a receipt with the pertinent information required for submission to insurance company for reimbursement can be provided. This process has gotten easier with the use of an app based company Reimbursify that I participate with.

Our services do not interfere with you using insurance-based PT.

Some people prefer to use their traditional physical therapy home health or outpatient services through their insurance in addition to receiving our services. For example, a person may only be offered 2 PT visits per week through their insurance and want an additional visit per week, which is where I could help bridge the gap in care. Others may have exhausted their traditional physical therapy services (example: their insurance only entitles them 15-30 visits a year but still need/want additional physical therapy). This is where I am able to help as well.

We choose to work directly for you.

Not participating with insurance companies allows me the freedom to work directly for you and provide a focused, high level experience with one on one attention. Insurance companies should not dictate your needs. You and your provider should decide what you need.

Personalized care in your own environment can be more efficient and effective in progression, compared to requiring the long term, high frequency visits traditionally recommended with insurance based-PT. Additionally, focused, expert care can often be less expensive and less complicated than submitting to insurance companies' efforts to restrict your services. With increasing deductibles and copays, coupled with the inflated charges of large institutions the patient often can spend thousands before their insurance with contribute only to find out that they then have restricted visits.

No prior authorizations, permissions, or prescriptions are necessary.

Your needs are determined by you and your physical therapist. You do not need a prescription from a physician to receive care. If a prescription becomes necessary or a consultation with a physician specialist would be of benefit, your doctor of physical therapy can assist in facilitating that.

You have access to direct communication with your physical therapist.

We will invest in your situation with research and referrals to other professionals when needed. You will be able to talk directly to your therapist with questions or concerns about your condition/goals, scheduling needs, etc.