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Patient evaluation forms
Review these forms before your first visit.
Insurance coverage
Our dedicated billing and insurance verification staff is ready to verify your insurance. Scroll down to see which providers we're in-network with.
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During your first visit, your therapist will review when you began feeling pain, how the injury occurred, your general health, any past surgeries, and your goals. We will then conduct an initial evaluation to identify any postural faults and musculoskeletal imbalances, including tests for muscle length and strength, joint mobility, and soft tissue integrity.
Following the evaluation, a personalized treatment plan will be developed to meet your specific needs and goals. Additionally, an at-home exercise program with exercises to support the recovery process will be created. Your physical therapist will explain each exercise, ensuring you understand the proper technique.
Most prescriptions and treatment schedules recommend 2-3 visits per week, but this will vary based on your condition and physical ability.
Physical therapy sessions typically last one hour, and treatment plans can range from 6 to 12 weeks. This includes periodic re-evaluations and regular follow-up visits with your doctor.
Your questions, answered.
Spear is in-network with most major insurances.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and a pair of rubber-soled sneakers – something you can move in.
Telehealth physical and occupational therapy is used to provide treatment virtually rather than in-person. Spear live, our telehealth therapy, utilizes online audio and video, similar to FaceTime. This approach allows the patient and the therapist to be in separate locations while still conducting a session.
Ready to get moving? Our expert team will guide you through your entire experience, from setting up your first appointment and verifying your insurance to building at-home treatment plans.
