Frequently Asked Questions

First determine if you have Medicare Part B coverage. Part B coverage is how physical therapy is covered. Part A does not cover outpatient physical therapy. Medicare Part B always has a deductible. Once that deductible is met, then patients are responsible for 20% of their bill (co-insurance). Medicare does not have an out-of-pocket maximum. If you have supplemental insurance with Medicare, please check your policy for details.

This varies by state. For CO Medicaid, we bill Medicaid directly and physical therapy is a covered benefit. In order for Medicaid to cover physical therapy, you must see your physician and get a referral. We request an authorization, and upon receiving this authorization, you are ready to begin. Please refer to your member handbook for specific details.

If you do not have insurance or if we are out-of-network (which means we do not have a contract with your insurance carrier), then please inquire about our cash-pay program.

If worker’s compensation does not cover all costs (for example, worker’s compensation deemed the condition wasn’t caused by performing work duties), then we will bill your health insurance. You may still be liable for any unpaid amounts.

We bill the motor vehicle insurance. If the motor vehicle insurance doesn’t cover the costs (for example, the medical pay is exhausted), then we will bill your health insurance. You may still be liable for any unpaid amounts.

We accept cash, check, credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover), health savings account (HSA) cards and CareCredit.