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We’ve worked with many different insurance companies. But to truly offer the best value — one-on-one sessions, extended treatment times, and overall evolutionary service — a cash-based system works best!
Our clients feel the same way. Read our reviews.
Although we cannot guarantee your insurance will reimburse you for our Physical & Performance sessions, we will happily provide you with an invoice at your request for submission.
We gladly accept cash, debit/credit cards, online payment (Venmo, Cash App, Square), HSA and FSA cards.
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) are great options for covering the cost of physical therapy services. Both accounts allow you to use pre-tax dollars to pay for eligible medical expenses, including physical therapy sessions, making your treatments more affordable.
Before using HSA or FSA benefits for physical therapy, patients should take a few important steps:
Make sure your physical therapy provider accepts HSA or FSA payments. Most clinics do, but it’s helpful to confirm before starting treatment.
Some HSAs and FSAs require a doctor’s referral or prescription for physical therapy to qualify as an eligible expense. Check with your plan to see if this is necessary.
Make sure your physical therapy provider accepts HSA or FSA payments. Most clinics do, but it’s helpful to confirm before starting treatment.
Save all receipts and documentation of your physical therapy sessions. This is important for record-keeping and may be required for reimbursement or in case of an audit.
By following these steps, you can maximize your HSA and FSA benefits to help cover the cost of your physical therapy and ensure a smoother experience
We are out of network with insurance—not because we don’t care, but because we care too much.
We refuse to let third-party insurance companies dictate the quality or direction of your care. These companies don’t know you, they don’t know us, and they’re not invested in your outcomes. Their goal is profit. The result? They pay providers less, charge patients more in premiums and deductibles, and limit what kind of care can even be delivered.
If we operated within that system, we wouldn’t be able to provide the kind of focused, one-on-one care that gets real, long-term results—especially for the complex cases that other clinics often fail to resolve.
We don’t believe in group treatment sessions, or bouncing between therapists. That’s not how lasting change happens. Imagine going to an accountant to handle your taxes, only to find three other people in the room all discussing their finances at the same time. Would you expect thorough, personalized work? Would you trust it?
Your body is just as personal as your finances—and your care should reflect that.
There are easier ways to run a physical therapy business—ways that make more money and move more people through the door. But that’s not our model. We don’t want to run a PT mill. We don’t want to push patients through a system that treats people like numbers.
We do things differently because we want to solve the problems that others can’t.
This is for people who are serious about getting better. People who have tried other clinics and still haven’t gotten answers. People who are tired of wasting time, money, and energy on care that doesn’t work.
Our goal is transformation.
This model lets us deliver exactly that—and sleep at night knowing we’re doing the right thing for the people who trust us with their health.