FAQs

The State of Texas has somewhat of a direct-access policy. That means a physical therapy can see you, evaluate you, and typically treat you for 10 consecutive business days without a doctor referral. You'll need a prescription from a licensed doctor, chiropractor, physician's assistant, or nurse practitioner after the initial 10 consecutive business days to continue treatment. Certain limitations do apply.

Be sure to wear comfortable, loose attire. Your clothing should allow you to move comfortably while allowing the therapist access to the affected area for treatment. If you forget clothing, the clinic provides shorts or gowns as needed.

Be sure to arrive at least 15 minutes before your first appointment to complete new patient forms, or you can download them here to help speed up the check-in process. Once you meet with our experienced physical therapist, you'll receive an initial evaluation. After completing the evaluation, the therapist will discuss their findings and implement a treatment plan, in most cases, on day one.

You can expect to work with the physical therapist from 30 minutes to an hour and a half, depending on your injury. Most appointments, however, only last one hour.

During your first appointment, your physical therapist will discuss the frequency of your visits. Every case is different and you may need more or less time than other patients based on your specific diagnosis. Your personalized treatment plan will cover how often appointments should be and how long treatment is expected to last.

As a courtesy to our patients, our staff will verify your insurance plan prior to you receiving care. Our staff has established relationships with several insurance providers. The benefits of each plan are specific to each individual and vary plan to plan. If payment is needed, it will be requested prior to service each visit.