FAQ

We do not work directly with major insurance companies. Why? Our goal is to deliver the highest quality, personalized care during each session, which we can't achieve at the rates that insurance companies offer. By opting out of direct contracts with insurers, we can focus solely on what's best for you without the constraints of insurance-defined "medical necessity."In traditional insurance-based physical therapy clinics, appointments typically last around 30 minutes, with only a fraction of that time spent one-on-one with a physical therapist. The rest of your session might involve aides or technicians guiding you through exercises. Over the past decade, insurance companies have continually reduced reimbursement rates for physical therapy. To counter this, these clinics often increase patient volume, which can compromise the quality of care. When healthcare providers are stretched thin, it negatively impacts patient outcomes.At Links Rehab, we take a different approach. Each of your one-hour appointments will be spent entirely with a physical therapist. This extended, focused time allows for more effective treatment, faster recovery, and fewer overall visits-saving you both time and money.Typically, physical therapy might be needed multiple times a week, and visits often involve copays or require patients to cover costs out-of-pocket until their deductible is met. Our model aims to reduce the number of visits required by achieving quicker results in each session. While we don't handle insurance claims directly, we provide you with the necessary information to seek reimbursement from your insurer.By bypassing insurance companies, we can offer a more patient-centered approach, empowering you to choose where and when to receive treatment based on your needs and progress.

Initial Assessment: The therapist will review your condition, including symptoms and previous treatments, to understand your needs.

Movement Screen Analysis: You'll perform a series of movements to assess your range of motion, strength, and flexibility. The therapist will identify any movement dysfunctions.

TPI Golf Screen (if applicable): If you're a golfer, a TPI golf screen may be included to evaluate how your body mechanics impact your golf performance.

Personalized Plan: Based on the assessments, your therapist will create a customized treatment plan, which may include exercises, stretches, and lifestyle recommendations.

Discussion and Education: The therapist will explain your treatment plan, provide education on body mechanics, and offer advice for managing your condition at home.

Follow-Up: You'll schedule follow-up appointments and discuss what to focus on between sessions to track your progress

Here are some advantages of one-on-one physical therapy:

No Rush: Enjoy peace of mind knowing your appointment isn't hurried.

Comprehensive Evaluation: Take the time to share your entire story during your initial assessment.

Unlimited Questions: Feel free to ask questions and get answers whenever you need.

Dedicated Hour: Spend a full hour with your physical therapist, allowing for thorough treatment, adjustments and modifications.

Personalized Attention: Benefit from meticulous care and detailed attention throughout your sessions.