After two decades of practicing inside the insurance-driven model, Priscilla built this studio around a simple conviction: patients deserve care shaped by their clinical needs — not by what an insurance company will authorize.
The modern insurance-based physical therapy clinic was not built for patients. It was built for volume.
Many clinics operate with thirty-minute sessions are split across three patients simultaneously. Treatment plans are shaped by CPT codes and visit caps. Aides and assistants fill the gaps that therapists can no longer cover. And the therapist's attention — the very thing a patient is there to receive — is the first casualty.
This practice is the response to all of that. One therapist. One patient. One hour. Every session.
Every session is 60 minutes of one-on-one time with a board-certified orthopedic specialist. No aides, no assistants, no split attention. The person evaluating you is the person treating you — every single visit.
Treatment is guided by what your body requires, not by what a billing code permits. Manual therapy, dry needling, movement work — the session adapts to you, not to an insurance protocol.
When every session is a full hour of hands-on care with an expert clinician, progress comes quickly. Most private-pay patients resolve in significantly fewer visits than they would in an insurance setting — often making the total investment comparable or lower.
Call today, book this week. No waiting for a physician referral, no prior authorization approvals, no insurance intake paperwork. When you're in pain, the right answer is not "let me see if your plan covers it."
Pricing is clear before you walk in the door. No surprise bills months after a visit. No confusion about co-insurance or deductibles. You know what you're paying for and you know what you're getting.
When treatment isn't processed through insurance, your medical information stays between you and your therapist. Nothing is reported to insurance databases that can follow you across jobs, plans, and decades.
After co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles, an insurance-covered PT episode frequently costs more than patients realize — and delivers a fraction of the therapist time.
When you factor in the efficiency of full-hour expert sessions, private-pay physical therapy is often competitive on total cost — and dramatically better on outcomes per dollar.
Payment is collected at the time of service. Rates are provided upfront so there are no surprises — just clear, predictable pricing for every visit.
Physical therapy is a qualified medical expense. If you have a Health Savings Account or Flexible Spending Account, you can use those pre-tax funds to pay for care.
If your insurance includes out-of-network physical therapy benefits, we provide detailed superbills you can submit for potential reimbursement directly from your insurer.