According to multiple studies, Physical Therapy first may result in lower utilization of high-cost medical services such as MRI studies, invasive medical procedures, and opioid use. Early access to Physical Therapy has been shown to be cost effective and results in decreased overall visits. In one study, total medical costs for LBP were $2736.23 lower for patients receiving early physical therapy.
Here's what that means for you:
1. More Personalized, Focused Care
Insurance often limits the number of visits or dictates what kind of care you can receive. By not going through insurance, we’re able to:
- Treat you for as long as clinically necessary
- Spend more one-on-one time during each session
- Focus on you, not on paperwork or coding for reimbursement
2. No Hidden Costs or Surprise Bills
With insurance, you might face unexpected charges, co-pays, or denied claims. In a cash-pay model:
- You know the cost up front
- You pay only for the care you receive
- No surprise bills months later
3. More Efficient and Effective Treatment
Because we’re not restricted by insurance policies, we can:
- Use the most effective techniques for your needs
- Help you recover faster, potentially requiring fewer visits overall
4. You May Still Get Reimbursed
Many of our patients submit their receipts (called a “superbill”) to their insurance for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Kristi is happy to provide the paperwork you need.