Billing for physical therapy services is similar to what happens at your doctor's office. When you are seen for treatment, the following occurs: The physical therapist bills your insurance company, Workers' Comp, or charges you based on Common Procedure Terminology (CPT) codes. Those codes are transferred to a billing form that is either mailed or [...]
Some patients will need to continue with home exercises. Some may choose to continue with a gym exercise program. Others will complete their rehabilitation and return to normal daily activities. It is important that you communicate your goals to your therapist, so he/she can develop a custom program for you.
Physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs) are licensed by their respective states.
These are some things you may consider when seeking a physical therapy clinic: The therapist should be licensed in the state. The first visit should include a thorough medical history and physical examination before any treatment is rendered. The patient goals should be discussed in detail during the first visit. Care should include a variety [...]
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Make sure you bring your physical therapy referral (provided to you by your doctor) and your payment information. If your insurance is covering the cost of physical therapy, bring your insurance card. If you are covered by Workers' Compensation, bring your claim number and your case manager's contact information. If you are covered by auto [...]
During your first visit you can expect the following: Arrive at your appointment with your paperwork completed (you can download it from our website - see the paperwork or forms link). You will provide us with your prescription for physical therapy. We will copy your insurance card. You will be seen for the initial evaluation [...]
