Pricing + Insurance

As an out-of-network practice, 100% of each visit is spent with your licensed and experienced physical therapist.  Not an aide.  Not a different therapist each visit.  We strive to provide high-quality care and are committed to listening and connecting with each patient and their unique needs and goals.

We will bill your insurance as an out-of-network provider; the reimbursement from your insurance company is entirely dependent upon your insurance plan.  We are not a Medicare provider (see below).

Pricing:

Some clients see me for physical therapy, typically incorporating Pilates into their rehabilitation, and sessions may be billed to insurance. Goals may include pain reduction, increasing function or return to sport, and learning a safe and useful home exercise program, which often includes Pilates.   

Other clients are not actively in pain, but have physical issues that they are concerned about when starting Pilates. As a PT, I can better understand any pathology you have concerns with, and help you to safely begin a Pilates program. These visits are not billable to a health insurance company, but they may be paid with a health savings account.  

Discount for cash paying clients:

Payment by cash, credit card or check at the time of the visit are discounted to $220 for initial evaluation and $175 for follow-ups. We can issue a receipt, however, I do not issue Superbills for cash-pay clients.

Auto insurance claims may not self-pay and must be billed through your insurance.

Medicare:

As I am not a Medicare provider, my services ARE NOT COVERED under Medicare.  Supplemental Insurance WILL NOT COVER any service Medicare does not cover.

If you have Medicare and supplemental insurance, our services will not be covered, and cannot be submitted for reimbursement, either to Medicare or to your supplemental insurance plan.

I can and do see clients for wellness visits (such as Pilates), which are not a covered service under Medicare, and those clients pay me cash for the visits.  These visits are not eligible for reimbursement, and they cannot be submitted to Medicare for reimbursement.  

If you are a Medicare client, it is necessary for you to print out and sign and ABN form before we meet.

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