FAQ

We provide evidence based treatments for a variety of orthopedic issues. You can find all of your treatments on our services page. 

Florida is a "Direct Access" state and no prescription from a doctor is needed to see a physical therapy directly. 

Treatments generally last just short of an hour. 

We do not take insurance, but we can provide you with an itemized receipt that contains the proper medical codes for submission for reimbursement from insurance yourself. 

Yes! We offer treatment packages for 4, 8, or 12 sessions that allow you to save on the price per session. 

Treatment plan durations vary by patient depending on the severity of their condition(s) and how able/committed they are to adherence to an exercise plan at home. Typically we see people for 3 to 8 sessions, but there are always outliers who require more or less. 

We require patients to have a scheduled appointment. You can book an appointment HERE, or go to our CONTACT page and have us reach out to you shortly.

Yes! If you don't see a time available that suits you, please reach out directly by text or email and we can find an earlier or later time to work for your schedule. 

Please bring any imaging (MRI, x-ray, nerve conduction study) reports you may have with you and wear clothes that allow you to comfortably expose the area that you're coming in for to be treated. 

Dry needlng involves inserting thin, solid filiform needles (similar to those used in accupuncture) directly into trigger points (or "muscle knots") to release tension, improve flexibility, and promote natural healing. It can be used in combination with electrical stimulation to further reduce tightness, decrease pain, or promote muscle firing.

You may experience mild soreness for 24-36 hours, and after that should have greater reductions in muscle tightness and pain. You can use ice or heat if you'd like in the meantime for releif.