You can enhance you visit and minimize difficulties with  advance preparation. Decide what you want from your visit and write it down. Ask your referring physician to send any pertinent medical information to our Physical Therapist in advance. Our fax number is (623)873-9000.

Bring your Picture ID (State issued ID or Drivers License or Passport) and your health insurance card; if you are covered by two plans, bring both cards and determine in advance which is your primary coverage. Check your insurance plan booklet to see if you need a physician referral and/or authorization number before your visit.

You can save time by filling out registration forms before you arrive.   You can get our forms by clicking here.

What to wear to a physical therapy appointment

Before you decide on your physical therapy outfit, it’s important to consider what part of the body you are having treated. Your physical therapist will need to have a good view of the body part in question, so if you’re having physical therapy on your knee, leg, or ankle, it’s important to wear shorts. Here are a few common clothing items that would be good options for a physical therapy appointment:

• Workout clothes (gym shorts, yoga pants, t-shirts, tank tops, etc.). Many patients come to their appointments in their workout clothes.

• Tennis or gym shoes.

• Hair binder. Patients with long hair may need to pull their hair back into a bun or pony-tail – especially those patients undergoing shoulder or neck therapy.

Ultimately, you should wear something that makes you comfortable. However, there are a few things you should avoid outright.

What to Avoid

While comfort is important, there are some limitations to appropriate attire for your physical therapy session. Here are some items you should avoid:

• Your work clothes. If you come to your appointment directly from work, bring some clothes to change into when you get to your appointment.

• Clothes that are too tight. You’re going to be doing a lot of moving and stretching – make sure you’re wearing loose fitting attire.

• Dress shoes or boots.

• Excessive jewelry (necklaces, bracelets, etc.).

Please call us to schedule an appointment at (623) 873-4000

Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (1st patient at 8:00 a.m. Last patient taken at 5:00 p.m.)

Thank you! We look forward to seeing you at your appointment