Treatment Rates / Packages

Insurance can be expensive and frustrating for both consumers & providers.  With the ever changing health care landscape, many clinicians are moving towards the trend of cash-based therapy.  A cash pay model is appealing for patients because it emphasizes ‘quality of care’ over ‘quantity of care’, while removing the restrictions and delays associated with insurance based care.  If pain has you sleepless or unable to do the things you love to do or even just daily activities, waiting around can be a daunting process. Once you access care through your insurance, there will be restrictions on visits and potential delay in care. This makes the rehab process even longer and more frustrating for both the patient and the PT.  The cash-based model of physical therapy essentially means a patient pays a flat fee directly to the practice. Once their treatment is complete the provider provides the patient an invoice that includes the appropriate ICD-10 and CPT codes. If the patient chooses, this invoice can then be submitted by the patient to their insurance company for potential reimbursement. HSA and FSA funds and credit cards are also accepted forms of payment. We recommend consumers assess their benefits of care among different clinics.

• Get healthier faster with longer visits.
• Fewer total appointments needed to get healthier means less time away from work, school, or running family around to practices
• Less restrictions on getting number of visits approved through insurance
• You choose your therapist
• More 1-on-1 treatment time
• Provider spends less time per visit on riembursement forms, patient quotas, time on-hold with insurance companies
• Drastically reduces wait time, book online – recieve treatments earlier.

Here’s an example:  Most practices will want to see a patient 2 to 3 times per week and with a copay average of $30.00 to $50.00 per visit that equals $90.00 -$150.00 per week.  However, cashed based practices have the flexibility of scheduling the patient once per week for a longer session, providing high quality care and results in less time. So in reality, the $150.00 in copays is comparable to the price of one cash-based session with a physical therapist. 

If you have any questions, we’re here to help!