I am in-network with the following insurance plans:

• Auto / PIP

• Blue Cross Blue Shield

• Cigna

• Lifewise

• Healthcare Management Administrators

• Medicare - Up to 25% of my caseload is reserved for Medicare patients

• Premera

• Regence

* Don’t see your insurance listed? Some insurances have good out-of-network coverage. Ask me to look up your insurance benefit if you don’t see your insurance plan here.

In most cases, no referral is required to start physical therapy. Medicare is the main exception—patients with Medicare can schedule an initial appointment, but will need a referral from a physician before their first visit to ensure coverage. Most other insurance plans allow direct access to physical therapy without a referral.  

In our first visit we will discuss your injury, and a lot of the time is spent doing an exam to find out what your injury is, and what imbalances may contribute to your injury. In the first visit you will get exercises and movements to do as your home exercise program to start healing your injury.

Follow-up visits often involve a combination of manual therapy and exercises. My main emphasis is on making sure that you understand what is causing your injury and to make sure that you have the tools you need to get your injury to heal.

Mobile physical therapy is ideal if you prefer treatment in your home, have a home gym, or want to fit care into a busy or work-from-home schedule—I bring the necessary equipment to you. In-clinic physical therapy is a great option if you want the same one-on-one care but don’t have an ideal space at home or prefer a professional clinical environment for your sessions.  

No. I bill your insurance exactly the same as I would if you saw any other physical therapist at a physical therapy clinic.