The Cost of Physical Therapy: How it Can Actually SAVE Money

The Cost of Physical Therapy: How it Can Actually SAVE Money

The cost of physical therapy can seriously challenge that of traditional health care. Today, patients – just like yourself – are faced with skyrocketing deductibles and costly doctors visits. There’s no way out of it. Health care is expensive. The good news?...
Cost of Physical Therapy: Does it Beat the Doctor?

Cost of Physical Therapy: Does it Beat the Doctor?

In today’s world of increasing costs in health care, the personal and monetary costs of utilizing pain killing opioid medications, and increasing prevalent accounts of dwindling physical health among individuals of all ages, we have to consider whether or not the...
Do I Need a Referral to See a Physical Therapist?

Do I Need a Referral to See a Physical Therapist?

Many “Direct Access” states allow patients to see a physical therapist without a referral from your doctor. If your state is included, make sure to contact your insurance company to see if they will cover physical therapy. What if My Insurance Company Requires a...
Opioid Epidemic: Crisis in America

Opioid Epidemic: Crisis in America

Throughout the ’90s, medical specialists were noticing an immense issue with untreated pain among patients. It was so intense that the American Pain Society quickly advocated to recognize pain as a “vital sign”, right along with heart rate and body temperature....
Concussion Rehab. Post Concussion Syndrome Treatment

Concussion Rehab. Post Concussion Syndrome Treatment

A concussion is a mild form of brain injury induced by a trauma. Concussions are very common and can be potentially dangerous. Concussion rehab may be necessary. Make sure to see your doctor if you feel you’re experiencing symptoms of a concussion. They may...
Physical Therapy with Positive Side Effects

Physical Therapy with Positive Side Effects

  by Dr. Michael House PT, DSc, OCS, Board Certified, Fellow of AAOMPT       I recently spoke to a man who said that he did not need PT because he just takes Oxycontin (an opioid) and that solves his problem. But the problem is, it doesn’t solve...
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