frequently asked questions

general

  • I ask for notice by 12:00 PM on the business day before your appointment if you need to cancel or reschedule in order to avoid a cancellation fee. This policy allows me to offer available appointments to other patients seeking care. If you're unable to provide this notice, you can avoid our cancellation fee by either rescheduling within 48 hours or switching to a telehealth visit.

  • No. Go ahead and schedule your evaluation!  The state of Colorado does not require a physician’s referral for physical therapy; however I am always happy to share notes and collaborate with your physician or other health care team members.

  • We are a cash-based, out of network provider. Most patients opt to pay via cash, credit card, HSA, or FSA.

    We provide superbills which can be submitted to your insurance for partial reimbursement under your out-of-network benefits for physical therapy.

  • Every year, insurance companies reduce reimbursement rates and become more strict in dictating how clinicians treat patients.

    This often leads to in-network clinics requiring therapists to treat multiple patients in the same hour. Patients are at a disadvantage in this setting, now unable to receive the individualized care they need.

    With an out of network clinic model, we are able to have full autonomy over the time spent with patients, and therefore provide higher quality care.

    The 1:1 approach to physical therapy results in quicker recovery time, making your life better faster!

  • The initial evaluation is $185

    Follow-up visits are $150

    Packages are available at discounted rates.

  • Yes, for residents of Colorado, Arizona, and Utah.

  • 15 minutes.

physical therapy

  • 60 minutes

  • Your body and your story

    • You can expect me to listen attentively, gather a complete history, and understand your concerns and goals in the context of your individual circumstances.

    • Education on what PFPT is and the processes/perspectives I use to assess and treat

    • An orthopedic whole-body screening to assess the role of other body regions in the patient’s symptoms

    • An internal pelvic floor exam if your history and screening indicate it would be beneficial and you’re ready for that at the time. Internal exams are always optional and only performed with consent.

  • Yes! It actually provides beneficial information to get treatment during a period as the body is in a different hormonal state with different tissue changes that can provide deeper insight for treatment.

  • Absolutely! Children and partners are always welcome here.

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