Insurance & Payment Options
We verify your insurance before your first visit, but we also ask that you have a firsthand understanding of your own benefits. Physical therapy is payable by most insurance companies only with a current prescription, referral, or pre-authorization from a physician, and prescriptions expire after 90 days. Prefer to skip insurance entirely? Self-pay is available too.
Insurance is a two-way check.
We verify your insurance
We contact your plan directly and confirm what your coverage looks like before your first visit.
You confirm your own benefits
Plans vary widely, so we also ask that you have a firsthand understanding of your own coverage, copay, and any visit limits before you arrive.
Bring a current prescription
Most insurance companies only pay for physical therapy with a current prescription, referral, or pre-authorization from a physician. Prescriptions expire after 90 days, so double-check that yours is still valid.
Fill out our Insurance Benefit Worksheet before your first visit so you walk in already knowing the terms your plan uses, like deductible, copay, coinsurance, and visit limits. Download the worksheet →
This list is not exhaustive. Call us at (503) 248-0360 to confirm your specific plan.
No insurance? No problem.
Plenty of patients choose to pay directly, whether their plan has a high deductible, limits visits, or they simply prefer to skip the process altogether. Call us and we'll walk you through what a self-pay visit looks like.
Not sure what you're covered for? Call us at (503) 248-0360 →
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Saturday - Sunday: Closed