1. What is outpatient in-home physical therapy?
Outpatient in-home physical therapy provides the same high-quality care you’d receive in a clinic, but in the comfort of your own home. It’s ideal for patients who have difficulty traveling or prefer the convenience and privacy of home-based sessions.

2. How is this different from home health physical therapy?
Outpatient in-home PT is for individuals who are not homebound and do not qualify for home health services. It’s typically provided after home health ends or instead of going to a clinic, and does not require a nurse or other home health services to be involved.

3. Do I need a referral from my doctor?
In many cases, a referral is not required, but this depends on your insurance provider. We’re happy to help verify your coverage and walk you through the referral process if needed.

4. What conditions do you treat in the home?
We treat a wide range of conditions including post-surgical recovery (e.g., joint replacements), balance and fall prevention, chronic pain, mobility limitations, stroke rehabilitation, and more.

5. What should I expect during a home visit?
Your first visit will include a thorough evaluation, discussion of your goals, and a customized treatment plan. Ongoing sessions will focus on exercises, hands-on therapy, and functional training—all using your home environment to your advantage.

6. Will you bring equipment to the home?
Yes, your therapist may bring portable equipment such as resistance bands, weights, or balance tools. We also use furniture and items in your home to make exercises more functional and relevant.

7. Do you accept insurance?
Yes, we work with most major insurance providers and Medicare. We’ll verify your benefits and explain any out-of-pocket costs before starting care.

8. How do I schedule a visit?
You can call our office or fill out our online request form. We offer flexible appointment times to fit your schedule.