FAQs

Physical therapy is the science of blending physiology with exercises and applying these principles to the body when you have an injury. Physical therapists evaluate your movement patterns, identify the cause of your pain, and work to eliminate it. The overall goal is to restore your mobility and function and to prevent the injury from reoccurring.

Bring your health insurance card, physical therapy prescription from your referring physician and any lab or diagnostic reports that pertain to your injury.

You should wear loose fitting clothing so you can expose the area that we will be treating. For example, if you have a knee problem, it is best to wear shorts. For a shoulder problem, a tank top is a good choice, and for low back problems, wear a loose fitting shirt and pants so your therapist can perform a thorough examination.

Treatment sessions last 45 minutes.

Each patient’s diagnosis is different. At the first visit your therapist will develop a plan of care outlining the number of visits you will need.

Wisconsin is a direct access state which means that you do not need a doctor’s referral to see a physical therapist. However, it is your responsibility to check with your insurance provider to see what requirements they have for coverage.

It depends on what your insurance policy and what coverage you might have. If you are paying cash please contact our office to discuss rates.

Yes, in most cases it does. Physical therapy is a basic benefit of almost all plans. Please contact your insurance company to determine coverage based on your individual policy.

We accept cash, check, or credit cards in person. We are also happy to discuss payment plan options as well.

As you restore mobility your pain levels often fluctuate. This is a normal response to treatment. Good communication with your therapist will help minimize any discomfort.