How long are the sessions?
Ian Brokaw2020-12-27T20:37:37+00:0060 minutes for self-pay 40 minutes for visits through insurance
Does the program run in all 3 locations?
Ian Brokaw2019-12-10T01:35:47+00:00No, the program currently is only offered in Canton and Torrington locations.
Are group sessions offered?
Ian Brokaw2019-12-10T01:28:40+00:00Currently, we are only offering 1-on-1 sessions so we can provide a high-quality level of service and personal attention to ensure that low and high impact exercises are performed with proper mechanics.
Who is appropriate for the program?
Ian Brokaw2019-12-10T01:28:06+00:00The program was designed for athletes or active adults who would like to make an investment in their body. Some goals may be to improve performance, loss weight, recover from injury, reduce the chances of injury, feel stronger, and improve energy. There is no age limit on the program. Goals may vary but the investment [...]
What is the difference between this program and a personal training session?
Ian Brokaw2019-12-10T01:26:43+00:00This is an important question for you as an individual when planning your goals. Physical therapists can perform personal training, but personal trainers cannot perform physical therapy. These are some of the differences: Our therapists are trained in the techniques of the Postural Restoration Institute which is used in many professional teams and Division I [...]
Do I have to have a doctor script?
Ian Brokaw2019-12-10T01:08:42+00:00No, there is no need for a doctor script if you are self-paying for the program. Depending on your insurance carrier you can use direct access where no doctor’s referral is necessary. Please feel free to call the clinic for further questions regarding insurance.
Can I use my insurance for the program?
Ian Brokaw2019-12-10T01:07:59+00:00Insurance can be used in certain circumstances to offset the cost of the program. For those individuals who have a history of injuries in the past few years, your doctor can send a referral for therapy. Our evaluation will determine how many visits would be appropriate for insurance. Co-pays and deductibles apply during this time [...]
Do I need a prescription for physical therapy?
Paula Webster2020-12-27T20:05:54+00:00The state of Connecticut has “Direct Access” for physical therapy. What does that mean? It means that you can see a physical therapist without seeing the doctor first. This may not apply to all insurances, so it is best to check your benefits.
What insurances do you accept?
Paula Webster2017-10-26T21:21:50+00:00We participate with all the major insurances companies including Medicare and most commercial, managed care insurance plans (HMO, PPO and POS plans) along with worker’s compensation plans. To be sure, give us a call and our friendly staff will help explain your coverage. If you do not have health insurance or other coverage or have [...]
If my doctor referred me to a different facility, do I have to go there?
Paula Webster2017-10-26T21:21:24+00:00Physicians or other health care profession may suggest a certain facility but know that it is your right as a patient to choose the best fit for your healthcare needs. Our facilities provide one on one individual treatment with a licensed physical therapist for the entire time you are with us. Recovery is individual, and [...]