Physical therapy in north Phoenix

Arizona allows direct access, so you can be evaluated by a physical therapist without a physician referral. Some insurance plans still require one before they will pay, and Medicare home health has its own rules. Tell us your plan when you call and we will confirm what yours needs before you come in.

Most new patients are seen within a week. Call and we will give you the first realistic opening rather than a best case, and if we cannot fit you in soon enough we will tell you that too.

Your therapist runs a full evaluation, goes through your health history and what you are trying to get back to, then builds a treatment plan around it. You will leave the first visit knowing what is going on and what the plan is.

Bring your photo ID, your insurance card and any imaging or surgical notes you have. Wear clothing you can move in and that gives us access to the area being treated, so shorts for a knee or hip and a loose top for a shoulder.

Many plans do, including Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance. We verify your benefits before your first visit and tell you what you would owe up front, not after the fact. You can also read more on our insurance page.

It depends on your plan, your deductible and how many visits you need. Rather than quote you a number that turns out to be wrong, we check your specific benefits and give you the real figure before you commit to anything.

Yes. Many of our services are covered by Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance plans, and our team can help verify coverage and explain your options.

Sessions typically run 45 to 60 minutes. Your therapist stays with you for the appointment rather than moving between several patients at once.

Most patients come 1 to 3 times a week, and how long depends on the condition and your goals. Your therapist recommends a schedule after the evaluation and adjusts it as you progress, rather than locking you into a package up front.

That is the intent. Continuity is a large part of why hands-on care works, because the person treating you already knows what changed since last week.

The first phase is about relieving pain and restoring comfort, so treatment should not make things worse. Some soreness after strengthening work is normal, and your therapist adjusts the load if it is more than that.

Back pain and sciatica, neck and shoulder pain, hip and knee pain, arthritis, foot and ankle pain, balance and gait problems, chronic pain, headaches, dizziness and vertigo, and post-surgical recovery. See the full list on what we treat.

20801 N 19th Ave, Ste 4, Phoenix, AZ 85027, in north Phoenix. Parking is free and on site, right at the door. Get directions.

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