I choose not to work with insurance so I can focus entirely on providing the best care for you without the limitations of insurance coverage. This allows me to offer longer, more personalized sessions and use a wider range of treatment techniques that are tailored specifically to your needs, without the restrictions or delays often imposed by insurance companies. I believe this approach leads to better outcomes and a faster path to recovery.

UPT is a cash-based model, meaning that private insurance is not accepted. Although most people find this to be a more expensive way of receiving care, in the long run you may end up paying less than if you were to go through a traditional physical therapy prescription. I will see people for fewer sessions, with higher quality care via one-on-one treatment. This tends to lead to better outcomes and a reduced expenditure on your end. If you have any additional questions about payment or rates please contact me through the medium that is most convenient for you.

You can use your Health Savings Account (HSA) to pay for your sessions. Since physical therapy is considered a qualified medical expense, simply use your HSA funds to pay for sessions. If needed, I can also provide a receipt for reimbursement through your HSA provider. This allows you to take advantage of tax-free savings while investing in your health.