Mobile physical therapy means that we come to you wherever you want to be treated. That can be at your house, work office, gym, or even an outdoor setting (weather dependent). I bring a portal treatment table and all of the tools needed to create customized treatments.

It is the same as in person physical therapy except it is done over a HIPAA compliant live video platform. I perform an in depth assessement of current and past medical history as well as a detailed movement screen to determine which movement patterns are best for each patient. If, at any point during my initial evaluation, I feel that virtual physical therapy is not right for a patient, I will end the session, refund your money, and direct the patient towards the proper provider.

All sessions are scheduled out for about an hour, but could be slightly longer or shorter depending on need.

If you are in the medical field, you may already know that insurance companies are always looking for ways to give out as little money to providers as possible. Most of them are companies that look only at the numbers instead of the customers they are suppose to serve. In-network reimbursement rates for physical therapy have been on a steady decline for many years, and the trend will most likely continue. This means that in-network providers are often forced to see multiple patients within an hour in order to make even a small profit. I collect a flat rate upfront (you can think of it as a copay), and then I bill your insurance, so that it can count towards your out of pocket expenses. As the patient, you will never pay more than the the flat rate for each visit. By billing as an out-of-network provider, you may be able to get your payments applied to your deductible, out-of-pocket expenses, or you may even get some reimbursement back from me if you are to the point where your insurance is paying for parts of your treatments. By billing in this manner, I am able to see patients 1-on-1 for 1 hour evaluations and follow ups. I believe this is the best value for the patient-provider relationship, and you will ultimately be getting the best care possible at the best value possible. I have done extensive training on this process, so if you are still unsure or confused about how this works, please type your question or comment in the Contact section below, and I would love to talk with you personally.

I will personally call your insurance to get all of that information for you once you book your session. The patient will never pay more per session than my flat rate. Any money that the insurance pays us (up to the flat rate amount that you pay us) will be refunded to the patient immediately.

I use a platform called Doxy.me, which is 100% HIPAA compliant and patient friendly. Once you schedule a session, you will receive an email with the time and date of the session along with a link that will take you directly to the video session. The patient does not need to download any extra software to their computer.

The patient can use a laptop, desktop, tablet, or phone as long as it has video and microphone capabilities. Another important aspect is having a strong internet connection. Please assure that no one else in the household is streaming and media such as Netflix, Hulu, or Sling as this will take up all of the bandwidth and diminish the video's connectivity.

1. Make sure you are in a quiet location that will decrease the amount of interruptions. 2. Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move without restriction. 3. Be safe! Do not attempt a session while driving or being preoccupied with other activities. 4. It may benefit you to click the link a few minutes prior to the session to ensure that your camera and audio are functioning properly.

1. Make sure there is enough space for a 3'x6' treatment table and room to do some functional movements (generally a 10'x10' room works fine). 2. Make sure to wear clothing that doesn't restrict your motion and allows for affected body parts to be seen. 3. Please be ready by the scheduled appointment time. Any time needed for you to get ready will cut into the scheduled amount of time.

I am licensed in both Missouri & Illinois, so I can see any patient that is located in these states.

Illinois is a direct access state for physical therapy, so you do not need a referral if you are located in this state. Missouri is not a direct access state, so the patient must receive a referral from a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, dentist, or chiropractor in order to be treated.

We offer free online evaluations where you can have a video conference with the therapist to go over your current condition, establish a trusting relationship, and ensure that your goals are being prioritized.

Please fill out your information in the Contact section, and I will get back with you as soon as possible.