Frequently Asked Questions
In light of Covid-19, we require that your temperature be taken upon entering our office, hand washing upon entering our office, and face masks to be worn in our office. Only patients and one legal guardian or caretaker will be allowed in our office to help in complying with social distancing recommendations. Thank you for your compliance with these recommended guidelines. You will be evaluated by a Doctor of Physical Therapy at your initial visit. Please bring or wear clothing allowing for the body part being evaluated to be exposed where appropriate. Based on the results of your evaluation, treatment, if indicated, will follow including an initial home exercise program that will be modified and advanced when appropriate as you progress in physical therapy. Modalities such as moist heat, cold packs, dry needling, Kinesiotaping, E-Stim and ultrasound will be used as an adjunct to exercises and therapeutic activities. Compliance with the recommendations prescribed to you are paramount in the progress you will make with us. We are excited to begin this journey of healing with you!
Please contact us regarding accepted insurances.
No, you do not need a doctor’s prescription to be evaluated and treated for up to 6 visits within the first 30 consecutive calendar days of care. Please discuss this further with your physical therapist at your initial evaluation.
Yes, you will benefit from the consistency of the same Doctor of Physical Therapy throughout the duration of your care at Pro+Care Physical Therapy, LLC. We believe this will greatly aide in the efficiency and outcomes of your rehabilitation.
Yes. Access to telehealth and e-visits allow existing patients who do not wish to leave their home an opportunity to speak with a physical therapist. Via a telephone call or video, your Doctor of Physical Therapy can progress a current treatment plan, triage new pain or symptoms, or develop an exercise program to prevent decline. During this unprecedented time with the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), telehealth not only ensures patients are receiving necessary medical care, it also assists in reducing the overall health burden on hospitals and doctor’s offices. Telehealth visits may not be covered by your insurance plan; please check with your insurance benefits department for your individual coverage. Cash pay options are available.
You are in charge of your rehabilitation! Your Doctor of Physical Therapy will provide recommendations for exercise, modalities, and, positions and postures to avoid and proper ones to maintain. An individualized home program will be advanced as you progress in your rehabilitation. The key to reaching your max potential in physical therapy is your compliance with your doctor’s recommendations. Together with your physical therapist, you will accomplish great things in your rehabilitation!