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Not all insurance companies require a physician's referral to attend therapy. Our office staff can help you determine if your insurance company requires a referral. They can also help you request one if needed.

Physical Therapy:

Evaluation - $100

Treatment - $85

Occupational Therapy:

Evaluation - $100

Treatment - $85

Speech Therapy:

Evaluation - $85

Treatment - $65

You will meet with one of our licensed therapists to discuss your concerns and to go over an individualized treatment plan. You can expect each session to last approximately 40 minutes. The first visit is an evaluation paired with the start of treatment. 

We require a 24-hour notice for all cancellations. A $30 fee will be charged to your account if you do not show up or cancel after the 24-hour window. Your referring physician may be notified of your missed appointment.

These home programs are individualized to help you gain the maximum benefits of therapy and provide you with a way to self-manage your symptoms for long-term results.

Exercises may be a part of your treatment plan. This could include stretches, posture training, strengthening, pain management options, re-integrating sports activity, or specific goal-oriented tasks.

Treatment options will be based on your evaluation with the therapist. The therapist will discuss the treatment plan with you. We offer up-to-date, and evidence-based treatments. 

Your therapist will do an ongoing assessment of your goals and treatment responses. They will also go over your progress with you during your visits. 

It is a specific type of physical therapy that is targeted to reduce incontinence or pelvic floor dysfunction impacting an individual’s quality of life. This may include work on posture, core muscle strength, pelvic floor muscle activation or relaxation, and reducing tightness in the surrounding muscles. 

Your therapist will recommend how many times per week you attend therapy based on your evaluation. 

Dry Needling involves inserting a tiny monofilament needle into symptomatic tissue with the intent to improve the function of the neuromusculoskeletal system. It is not traditional Chinese Acupuncture but instead is based on neurology, physiology, and western medical principles. Research suggests dry needling improves pain control and reduces muscle tension. Dry Needling is a valuable treatment for musculoskeletal pain that is available to use in conjunction with other manual therapies to assist in your overall treatment plan.

Cupping therapy is a technique that uses cups placed over the skin to create negative pressure through suction. This helps increase blood flow to an area to relieve pain and help manage soft tissue restrictions. Cupping is another valuable treatment for musculoskeletal pain that is available to use in conjunction with other manual therapies to assist in your overall treatment plan.