The only insurance we accept is workers compensation claims.

We do not take insurance because they limit what physical therapists can perform such as dry needling. By not accepting insurances we can actually provide exceptional care to our patients because it allows us to be 1-on-1, for an hour with everyone.

For new patients 15 minute consults are FREE

1 hour physical therapy sessions are $150 and the cost does go down when you bundle multiple sessions.

½ hour recovery sessions are $75

Hybrid plan of cares start at $750 for 12 weeks.

Yes. We accept cash pay (cash/credit/debit) and health savings accounts.

Physical therapy: Physical therapy services help to clear any kind of pain when it comes from the musculoskeletal system. Treatments can include but are not limited to manual therapy, dry needling, corrective exercise, manipulations, mobilizations, Epley maneuvers, PNF, MET, cupping, scrapping, and much more.

Recovery: Recovery is for those who do not have any pain but are sore, tight, fatigued or feeling heavy after lifting. Recovery includes manual techniques, manipulations, mobilizations, soft tissue massage, trigger point therapy, dry needling, cupping, scrapping, and much more.

Hybrid: Hybrid is for those who do not live close by our physical location or for those who do not need a lot of hands on therapy. Hybrid is typically a 12 week plan of care where you get weekly check-ins via phone calls, weekly corrective exercises via our app, zoom eval or in-person eval, and included in our members only community.

No we do not. Every patient gets 1-on-1 time with the doctor of physical therapy for an hour.

You can call or text our number 480-770-0752.

You can also go to your confirmation email and there should be a link to reschedule on your own.

We typically find great results between 5-10 sessions for non-traumatic injuries. HOWEVER, it does depend on the severity of injury for example post surgical will take a few months.

No, Arizona is a direct access state so you can come see us right away.

If it is a workers comp case then yes you need a referral from your physician.

Yes, all we need is:

• Employer’s name

• Workers comp insurance name

• Name and number of adjuster

• Claim number

• Date of injury

• Effected body part

Yes. Our physical therapists have gone through 4 years of undergraduate school, 3 years of doctorate school and are all licenses clinicians.