Conditions treated:

  • Spine pain (neck, mid-back, low back)

  • Sacroiliac joint pain and disorders

  • Hip pain

  • Scar tissue management (especially after pelvic and abdominal surgeries)

  • Acetabular impingement

  • Pelvic floor dysfunction (urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, painful intercourse, testicular pain, scrotal pain, vulvar pain, vestibulodynia, vaginismus)

  • Pain during pregnancy (pubic bone pain, sacroiliac joint pain)

  • postpartum core weakness

  • tailbone pain

  • whiplash injuries

  • persistent pain with multiple body areas involved

  • complicated shoulder, neck, jaw, hip and back issues that have not resolved with traditional PT

Payment options:

I do not bill insurance. This often means:

  • quicker access to care

  • longer treatment sessions = faster recovery

  • no need for referral

  • no surprise bills

  • we can treat the whole body without needing to justify to insurance

  • no limit of PT visits or timeframe from insurance

  • no wasted time completing chart notes and tests to justify to insurance why treatment is necessary

All services are paid at time of service and I accept all major credit cards, Flexible Spending accounts (FSA) and Health Savings Accounts (HSA)

Superbills will be provided and you can submit to your insurance for partial reimbursement if your plan allows this. Call your insurance provider for more details

Important: I cannot treat you if you have Medicare insurance. Medicare requires physical therapists to bill Medicare if treatment is provided. I am not contracted with Medicare. The American Physical Therapy Association is actively trying to pass legislation to change this so Medicare recipients can have more options. Read more here

Initial Evaluation (90 min)

$275

A 90-minute comprehensive evaluation and initial treatment to get you feeling better on day 1

Comprehensive Follow-up Treatment (90 min)

$275

Re-assessment of the body. Hands-on soft tissue mobilization to restore alignment and decrease pain. Once posture is restored, we start exercise prescription with an emphasis on improving body mechanics and muscle activation first and strength training second for optimal movement.