Initial evaluations are 60-75 minutes long. Follow-up sessions are 60 minutes long. Each session is entirely one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy.

Wear clothing that you feel comfortable moving in. For a lower body injury, it's helpful to bring shorts. For women with a neck, upper back, or shoulder injury, it's best to wear a sports bra or tank top.

Revive Movement is a private pay practice, meaning we do not bill your insurance directly. At the time of service, you will pay directly for your physical therapy sessions. However, if you have out-of-network benefits, Revive Movement will provide you a form to submit for partial reimbursement from your insurance company.

You may also use your FSA or HSA account to pay for your physical therapy sessions at the time of service. If you're unsure if you have out-of-network benefits, we are happy to call your insurance to check your benefits for you.

At Revive Movement, our goal is to provide you with the highest quality care possible. The out-of-network model allows us to spend more time devoted to your rehabilitation needs during and outside of our sessions.

During the session, you will be one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Between sessions, there will be an open line of communication between you and your therapist via text or through the Revive Movement app, providing you the best support and accountability during your rehabilitation process. 

This model serves patients by giving them the autonomy to choose where they go for physical therapy. It also serves those with high deductibles and those without insurance coverage. It's often more beneficial to have fewer sessions over a longer period of time to see true change in the body and address the root cause of the problem. The out-of-network model allows us to honor this, and to create a plan that is specific to your needs and goals without limiting treatment to one body part at a time, and without a time limit or visit maximum often imposed by insurance companies. 

It also allows physical therapists to work with people that they're passionate about. As insurance companies continue to decrease their reimbursement rates for physical therapy, it's challenging for physical therapists who are billing insurance to offer the time and support that would be best for patients. 

Contacting your insurance company directly is the best way to determine your benefits. Call the member services phone number on the back of your insurance card. 

Here are questions you should ask:

• Can I see a physical therapist out-of-network?

• Do I need pre-authorization for out-of-network physical therapy benefits?

• Do I need a referral to see a physical therapist?

• What is my deductible? How much of my deductible is remaining?

• What is my out-of-network co-insurance?

• What is my out-of-network co-payment?

Yes! This is a great way to use your insurance benefits and choose the provider you want to see.