Frequently Asked Questions

During an initial evaluation, you will have the opportunity to share any concerns, goals and relevant medical history followed by an assessment of your postural bone alignment, muscle strength, motor coordination, and joint flexibility. If warranted, pelvic floor patients may receive an internal pelvic examination, with their consent, to help address pelvic floor dysfunction. After the evaluation is complete, we will discuss the findings and target specific treatment and goals to help you recover back to the activities you love. 

Yes! We want to help you prioritize your health and though space is limited, your baby or child may sit nearby treatment table where we offer toys and books to explore. 

Yes! District PT offers mobile services and delivers therapy to your home with treatment table and all equipment! Please reach out on my contact page to see if your home or office are within service boundary. 

No, District PT is an out of network provider and does NOT participate with insurance companies in order to allow for more time and care with each patient. However, patients may upon request receive a detailed receipt of their visit with procedure coding and submit to their individual insurance to receive reimbursement benefits depending upon plan eligibility. District PT does not guarantee insurance coverage and full payment is due at time of service. 

Yes, please reach out on my contact page for more information.