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Physical Therapy is a highly interactive treatment aimed at restoring optimal physical function, preventing onset and/or slowing the progression of conditions resulting from trauma, injury, illness or deconditioning. People of all ages can benefit from Physical Therapy. Some common reasons for having Physical Therapy include functional impairments resulting from back and neck injuries, sprains/strains and fractures, arthritis, stroke and injuries related to work and sports. Patients receive education on movement, body mechanics, posture, and home exercise. They may receive hands-on treatment and modalities, as part of an individualized treatment plan. Occupational Therapy is a skilled treatment that helps individuals achieve independence in all facets of their lives. When strength, motion or skill cannot be developed or improved, Occupational Therapy offers creative solutions and accommodations for carrying out daily activities. People of all ages can benefit from Occupational Therapy. Some common reasons for having Occupational Therapy include work-related injuries, limitations following surgery, stroke, arthritis, sprains/strains or fractures, and hand injuries. Patients receive a customized treatment program, and may receive, as appropriate, evaluations of home or job environments. They may receive assessment of and treatment for work performance skills, and training in use of adaptive equipment.  Top of Page
Speech Therapy is a specialty concerned with disorders of adult and childhood communication. Assessments of such disorders can help the patient recognize and focus on improving their communication skills to their prior level of function and being able to resume their work and/or daily activities. People of all ages can benefit from Speech Therapy. Some common
adult communication disorders include Acquired Apraxia (motor
planning disorder), Dysarthria (muscle weakness), Laryngectomy, Dysfluency (stuttering), Dysphagia (swallowing)
and Voice disorders. Patients are given an individualized treatment plan based on a comprehensive evaluation. Patients may receive a home program to help maximize progress in communication or swallowing skills. Our unique observation room is available for family members to observe and listen to each treatment session. Top of Page
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We have a highly trained and experienced billing staff. Prior to your first appointment, every effort will be made to verify your therapy benefits and a form detailing your particular benefits will be filed in your chart. Our billing office bills out claims three times weekly for most insurance companies, monthly for Medicare and weekly for all others. You will receive a monthly statement itemizing any personal responsibility you may have, along with an itemization of any activity from your insurance company. Many insurance plans have limits on therapy services, either dollar limits or visit limits. We strongly suggest you ask your insurance company about these limits. We will help you track the limits, however it is ultimately the patient’s responsibility to not exceed them. The billing office is available for questions Monday through Friday
8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Top of Page
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