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Insurance accepted:

Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Select Health, Cigna, Aetna, United Healthcare, Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, Champ VA, Micron, Medicare Advantage and Replacement plans, Pacific Source, Motor Vehicle Accidents (we do not accept 3rd party insurance), Workman's Comp.

Don't see your insurance on this list? Give us a call and we can help you determine if we are in-network with your insurance policy.

Did you know? Physical Therapists licensed in Idaho may treat most patients without a physician's referral. Direct Access is a state-by state law that allows a patient to seek out the services of a physical therapist without a doctor's order. There are several exceptions to this rule, including Medicare, Medicaid, and Tricare, so be sure to contact our office to determine if a doctor's referral is necessary with your individual insurance plan.

FAQ

Are physical therapists licensed?

Physical Therapists are licensed in their state of employment by the Idaho Board of Occupational Licensing, and are required to pass a national board exam prior to achieving licensure.

What if I don't have insurance?

We offer discounted cash-based services to our patients who do not have physical therapy insurance or who choose not to use their insurance for services. Please contact us for self-pay rates.

Does physical therapy hurt?

For most patients, physical therapy may be mildly uncomfortable but not painful. It is very common to experience muscle soreness from exercises, joint stretching, and soft tissue massage, but these symptoms typically only last for 24-48 hours.

How long is a typical treatment session?

Typical treatment sessions last 40-60 minutes depending on patient presentation, and specific interventions that are utilized.

What types of interventions can I expect?

Our therapists specialize in hands-on manual therapy, which might include soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilizations or manipulations, stretching, and range of motion. You can also expect to perform individualized therapeutic exercise programs in the clinic and at home, and we may include modalities such as ice, heat, or ESTIM to reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation as needed.

What if I have an increase in symptoms following a session?

Occasionally a patient might experience an increase in pain symptoms following a treatment session. While this is rarely indicative of a serious issue, please contact our office to speak with your therapist about your symptoms and to develop a plan to address them.