FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Physical Therapy.

What is mobile physical therapy and how does it differ from a traditional physical therapy clinic?

Mobile physical therapy is a type of physical therapy service that can be provided in the comfort of a patient's own home, workplace, or other location within their community. This means that instead of coming into a physical therapy clinic, a licensed physical therapist will come to your location with all the necessary equipment to perform the needed exercises and therapies. This is particularly beneficial for children or individuals who have difficulty traveling to a physical therapy clinic, as it minimizes the need for transportation and allows the therapy to be integrated into their daily routine. Additionally, mobile physical therapy offers the unique advantage of working with patients in familiar environments, whether its home, work, parks, shopping, or wherever they feel comfortable.
Are physical therapy telehealth evaluations and assessments available?

Yes, with the exception of Medicare patients. Telehealth evaluations and sessions to be held through HIPAA compliant platforms.
What insurances do you accept?

Blue Cross Blue Shield and Medicare.
Are cash based options available?

Yes. Feel free to call or message today for a quote.
Do I need a referral or prescription from my primary care provider?

No, according to Texas state law, you no longer need a referral for a PT evaluation and the first 10 business days of treatment. However, a referral may be required, depending on your insurance.