What people ask first

In South Carolina, you can start without a referral. Your plan may still ask for one. If you plan to send our receipt to your plan, ask it before you book.

We do not bill Medicare, Medicaid or any other plan. Your plan decides whether it will reimburse you from our receipt, and you can ask it before you book.

You pay at the visit, or for a course of hours up front. Before your first visit we send a written estimate, so you know what to expect. How paying works is on the fees page.

Every visit is a full hour with one therapist, the same person each time unless you ask to meet another.

It depends on your goals, what the exam finds and how you respond. Your therapist reviews the plan with you at each visit, and you decide whether to continue.

Clothes you can move in, shoes you can walk in, a list of your medicines and notes from any scan or surgery.

You may feel effort or soreness after a new exercise. We work within what you can tolerate and change what we do whenever you say so. Your therapist explains the risks of any technique before using it.

Yes, for follow-up hours, in South Carolina and in states where our therapists are licensed. Ask when you book.

Get emergency or medical care first. We are self-pay and do not bill an auto or workers' compensation insurer. We can give you an itemized receipt, and you can ask the payer whether it reimburses you.

Yes, where South Carolina law allows it, from a therapist who has completed additional training in it. It is never part of a first visit unless you ask. Your therapist explains what it is and what the risks are first.