Frequently Asked Questions

R3 PT is not in network with insurance.  We charge a flat rate per visit with no hidden fees.  Prices are clearly displayed on our scheduling page and you will never receive a surprise bill after your visit.  It is our goal to make high quality, effective physical therapy affordable and attainable for patients and we work hard to keep visit cost as low as possible.

• One-on-one for a full hour with your Doctor of Physial Therapy, every visit.

• Guaranteed 24 hour response time for all current and past patients.  Becoming an R3 PT patient means you will always have a PT at your finger tips who is 100% committed to your recovery.   A physical therapist will always be accessible for any questions you may have.

• We treat the whole you.  We look at the big picture instead of treating one body part or one injury in isolation.  The location of your pain is often not the root cause.  We talk about life style factors (sleep, diet, stress, day to day routine) that all largely contribute to pain and the body's ability to heal.  The end goal is to not only heal your injury and eliminate your pain, but also make your body more resilient to prevent future injury.

• Skilled manual therapy makes a difference when effectively integrated with a comprehensive rehab program.  R3 PT specializes in manual therapy, dry needling and treatment techniques that get you feeling better faster.

• We truly care.  We want to effect your life in the most positive way possible.  We want to see you improve and get better each visit.  We want to build a relationship of trust and support and be there for each and every one of our patients every step of the way.  It's why we do what we do.

No, a referral is not required to start physical therapy.  We do encourage maintaining a relationship with your doctor and clear lines of communication with your entire healthcare team to keep care as complete and comprehensive as possible.

Physicians, dentists, chiropractors, podiatrists, physician assistants and nurse practitioners are all qualified providers to write a referral for physical therapy.

• Sports Injuries

• Neck pain and headaches

• Back pain

• Dizziness

• TMJ dysfunction

• Performing arts (specifically skaters and dancers)

• Foot and ankle

• Upper extremity injury (shoulder, arm, elbow)

• Wrist and hand

• SI joint dysfunction

• Lower extremity injury (hip, leg, knee)

• Running injuries

Yes!  You can use your HSA or FSA card to pay for physical therapy services.