Frequently Asked Questions

  • Out-of-network physical therapy means you pay directly for your care rather than going through insurance. This allows for longer, one-on-one sessions with a Doctor in Physical Therapy - no hand-offs to techs or aides and complete, personalized care from the comfort of your home.

    Healing isn’t one-size-fits-all, and your care shouldn’t be limited by insurance rules. Cash-based physical therapy gives you the freedom to address changing symptoms without needing new referrals or additional doctor visits - avoiding extra appointments, extra costs and delays in care.

    For patients that utilize their insurance, I offer superbills which you can submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement.

    Note: Superbills cannot be provided for Medicare patients. However, we are currently in the process of credentialing with Medicare and will be able to accept this insurance later this year. Please look out here for updates.

  • I work with a wide range of conditions not limited to:

    • Cancer Rehabilitation: before, during and after treatments (i.e. surgical prep, lymphedema prevention, radiation support, fatigue and weakness recovery, etc.)

    • Women’s Health: pelvic, pregnancy and postpartum

    • Strength, mobility and return to exercise programs

    • Wellness and recovery

  • I come directly to you - your home, gym, studio or private space. I bring the necessary tools and we creatively utilize the equipment you have - no need to go out and purchase extra items! In-home care is perfect for:

    • Busy schedules

    • Privacy and comfort

    • Flexibility in locations

  • I serve within a 15-mile radius of Del Valle, including:

    • East Austin

    • South Austin

    • Westlake Hills

    • Pflugerville

    • Buda

    • Bastrop

    Contact me if you live outside of these areas or unsure if it’s within range - I am super flexible and would be happy to figure out a solution.

  • Virtual sessions are best for patients who:

    • want expert care without commuting, waiting rooms or time off work

    • need guidance with exercise, posture, movement patterns or activity modification

    • are motivated to participate and follow a personalized, independent program

    • transitioning from outpatient PT, inpatient PT or post-op

    • experiencing chemo-induced fatigue post-cancer treatments

  • Initial evaluations: 45-60 minutes

    Follow-up visits: 45 minutes

    All virtual visits: 45 minutes

  • In most cases, no referral is required to start physical therapy in Texas. If your situation requires one, I’ll let you know.

  • While I don’t bill insurance directly, you may be able to submit a “superbill” to your insurance for potential reimbursement. Coverage varies by each plan, so be sure to check your benefits. I am happy to provide documentation if needed!