Frequently Asked Questions

The state of Michigan has Direct Access for physical therapy services, allowing a patient to be seen by a physical therapist for an initial evaluation without needing a referral from a physician.

Public Act 260 of 2014 states that Physical Therapists (PT) and Physical Therapy Assistants (PTA) can provide Direct Access physical therapy to patients without a referral/prescription. The law allows patients to receive physical therapy from a PT or PTA up to 21 days or 10 visits (whichever comes first) before needing a signed referral/presciption or plan of care from a physician to continue care.

Each physical therapy session is set for 60 minutes, during which you’ll work one-on-one with your physical therapist for the entire appointment to ensure care tailored toward your goals.

We accept payments in the form of cash, credit card or check. Our services can also be paid for using HSA/FSA accounts.

To ensure our clinic has the appropriate information on each patient case, we request photo identification and insurance cards at your first visit. Our clinic emphasizes movement analysis and fitness-related physical therapy, so please come to your first appointment in the appropriate attire to move and be comfortable during the evaluation. Your therapist will determine course of treatment, however the first visit will likely include manual therapy and exercise prescription.