Mobile physical therapy across the Valley
Your therapist comes to you. No driving, no waiting room, no getting someone to take you. Rated 4.9 from 109 reviews.
Phoenix · Glendale · Peoria · Scottsdale · Surprise · Goodyear · Sun City
When getting there is the hardest part of getting better
Plenty of people stop physical therapy not because it was not working, but because the drive, the parking and the arranging became more than the appointment was worth.
If you cannot drive yet, if you are recovering from surgery, if stairs are the problem, or if a fall is what you are trying to avoid, going out to be treated works against the thing you are being treated for. We remove that part entirely.
From your first call to your first visit
Nothing about the therapy is reduced because it happens at home. It is the same four-phase program, delivered where you live.
You call
We check your insurance, confirm you are in our service area, and tell you the first real opening.
We come to you
Your therapist arrives with what the session needs. No equipment for you to buy or borrow.
We treat where you live
Your stairs, your bathroom, your kitchen. The movements we work on are the ones you actually make.
You keep going
A home program you can hold on your own, using what is already in your house.
Why patients choose mobile care
Therapy at home is not a lesser version of clinic care. For some recoveries it is the better one, because the environment is the thing being trained.
- No travel, no parking, no waiting room
- Treated in the space you actually move in
- One-on-one for the whole visit
- A home program using what you already own
- Easier for a family member to sit in
- Lower fall risk than getting out to an appointment
Conditions we treat on a home visit
Every condition below has its own page explaining how we treat it.
After surgery
Rehab from discharge, without the drive.
Learn more →Balance & falls
Trained on the floors you walk every day.
Learn more →Chronic pain
Steady progress without a weekly drive.
Learn more →Arthritis
Less stiffness getting through your day.
Learn more →Hip & knee pain
Your own stairs are the best test there is.
Learn more →Back pain & sciatica
Including how you sit, sleep and lift at home.
Learn more →Dizziness & vertigo
Safer to treat where you do not have to travel.
Learn more →Fall prevention
A home safety check you cannot do in a clinic.
Learn more →Rated 4.9 from 109 reviews
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We cover most of the Phoenix metro. Call and we will tell you straight away, before anything else.
Call (480) 389-4081Prefer the clinic?
Our north Phoenix clinic has the full range of rehab equipment and free parking.
See the clinicWhere we travel
Each city has its own page with the neighbourhoods we cover and how to reach us.
Phoenix
Including north Phoenix and 85027.
In-home PT in Phoenix →Glendale
Where our mobile team is based.
In-home PT in Glendale →Peoria
Across the northwest Valley.
In-home PT in Peoria →Scottsdale
East Valley home visits.
In-home PT in Scottsdale →Surprise
West Valley home visits.
In-home PT in Surprise →Goodyear
Southwest Valley home visits.
In-home PT in Goodyear →Sun City
Senior communities across Sun City.
In-home PT in Sun City →Everywhere else
Not listed? We may still reach you.
See all locations →Questions patients ask about home visits
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Do I need a referral for a home visit?
It depends which service you need. Arizona allows direct access to outpatient physical therapy, so an evaluation does not require a physician referral. Medicare home health has its own rules and does require a physician's order. Tell us your situation when you call and we will confirm which applies to you.
How soon can someone come out?
Call and we will give you the first realistic opening for your area rather than a best case. Availability depends on where you are in the Valley, which is why the service-area question comes first.
Who is mobile therapy actually for?
Anyone for whom getting to a clinic is the obstacle: recovering from surgery or hospitalisation, not cleared to drive, limited mobility, high fall risk, or simply no one available to take you. It is not restricted to seniors.
Does insurance cover in-home therapy?
Many plans do, including Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance. We verify your benefits before the first visit and tell you what you would owe up front. More detail on our insurance page.
Does a home visit cost more than the clinic?
What you pay depends on your plan and your benefits rather than on where the session happens. We check your specific coverage and give you the real figure before you commit to anything.
Do you take Medicare and Medicaid?
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.
Do I need equipment or a special space?
No. Your therapist brings what the session needs, and the program is built around what you already have. A clear area roughly the size of a rug and a sturdy chair is usually plenty.
How long is a home visit?
Sessions typically run 45 to 60 minutes, one-on-one with your therapist for the whole visit.
How often will someone come?
Most patients are seen 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.
Will it be the same therapist each time?
That is the intent. Continuity matters more in the home than anywhere, because your therapist learns your house: the step that is too high, the chair you struggle out of.
Can a family member sit in?
Yes, and it usually helps. A caregiver who has seen the exercises done correctly is the difference between a home program that gets followed and one that does not.
How far do you travel?
Phoenix, Glendale, Peoria, Scottsdale, Surprise, Goodyear and Sun City, plus much of the surrounding metro. If you are not sure, call and we will tell you before anything else. See locations we serve.
What if I would rather come in?
Our clinic is at 20801 N 19th Ave, Ste 4 in north Phoenix, with free parking at the door and the full range of rehab equipment. See the clinic page.
Call (480) 389-4081 and describe your situation. We will tell you which one we would recommend, including when that is the clinic.
Book a home visit
One call. We confirm we reach you, check your insurance, and give you the first real opening.
Call (480) 389-4081 Request a home visitMost plans accepted · 7 cities across the Phoenix metro · Rated 4.9 from 109 reviews