What to Expect


Selecting a physical therapy team that’s just right for you and your lifestyle is vital. PPT stays ahead of treatment advances – our staff continually attends symposiums and continuing education courses nationwide to learn the latest treatments, techniques and technologies available to improve your long term health. Our team will be with you every step of the way with plenty of one-on-one time during each visit that is dedicated to helping you achieve consistent quality of movement.

During your initial evaluation your physical therapist will be asking a lot of questions as they work to find the root cause(s) and resulting orthopedic conditions.  They’ll advise you of the best individual course of treatment for your particular situation and lifestyle.  Questions are always welcome as it is vital for you to be well informed and comfortable with your diagnosis and treatment. That’s why we encourage you to ask the following questions when you meet with a physical therapist:
  • Do you specialize in treating my condition?
  • How many patients do you see at one time?
  • Will my care be provided by a physical therapist assistant or a therapy aide?
  • Will I see the same physical therapist for each appointment or will I be assigned a different therapist each time?
  • Do I need a referral from my physician?
  • Do you accept my insurance?
  • What is your cancellation or no-show policy?
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​For most people, orthopedic conditions will evolve over time and movement patterns may need adjustment to maintain optimum wellness.  At PPT, you’ll receive ongoing care and support ensuring that you can enjoy life on your terms today and all those tomorrows.

Testimonials

   Thank you so much for all of your help with my recovery from neck surgery.  Your incredible knowledge, guidance and toughness helped turn my despair into a real success story.  I'm playing golf twice a week now with no pain. Almost as important to me, my posture has improved dramatically and feels so natural now.  I had no idea how lucky  I was when I was referred to you.   M.M.