Frequently Asked Questions.

 FAQs

  • Physical therapists are doctorate-level musculoskeletal experts who specialize in helping people improve their physical function and quality of life. In other words, we work with our patients to help them achieve their goals, whether that’s recovering from an injury or surgery, reaching a new athletic level, or minimizing pain.

  • That depends on the reason you’re seeking care. We’ll work together to develop a personalized treatment plan that takes into account your specific needs.

  • At your first appointment, your physical therapist will discuss your health history, reasons for seeking care, and goals. The PT will hen complete a thorough initial evaluation, assessing things like your balance, range of motion, and pain levels. Together, you’ll create a plan of care to assist you in meeting your goals.

  • Physical therapy shouldn’t be painful, but you may experience some temporary soreness and discomfort as you work and stretch new muscles. If you ever feel pain during a session, let your therapist know immediately.

  • Initial appointments are typically 60 to 90 minutes; subsequent appointments are 60 to 90 minutes.

  • No. Every state now has some form of direct access to physical therapy, which means you can visit us first.

  • Wear loose, comfortable clothing that does not restrict your movement in any way. Aim for athletic attire over jeans.

  • Be sure to bring your completed intake form (if done), drivers license, and insurance card. We’ll need to take a copy of the front and back of card to keep on file.

  • We ask that all new patients arrive 15 minutes, if possible, before their appointment to complete any remaining paperwork.