Do I need a prescription to use Personal PT?

No.  In the state of Utah, anyone can go see a physical therapist.  This is called ‘direct access.’ 

If I use Personal PT without a prescription, will my doctor be informed about what we are working on?

Yes, they can be.  I believe you will receive better care, overall, if communication happens between all the people involved in your care.  I am happy to fax the physical therapy evaluation and treatment notes to your doctor’s office.

How often will I be treated?

Average treatments are 1x/week.  We value your time and keep our efficiency high, allowing for treatments 1x/week.  If an injury is newer, visits may be more frequent initially.

What forms of payment do you accept?

Personal PT accepts cash, credit cards, HSA accounts, personal checks and Medicare (Part B, by itself or with a supplemental plan; replacement plans are not accepted).  All documentation, billing codes and diagnosis codes can be provided for submission to insurance companies for reimbursement.  Transparency is vital at Personal PT.  Our rates allow you to know and predict what payments will be.  This avoids unexpected bills from insurance companies.