Contact Us
NORTHBOROUGH OFFICE
(508) 393-7298
Email: Northborough
112 Main St.
Northborough, MA 01532
United States
Mon 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Tue 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Wed 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Thu 1:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Fri 6:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Sat CLOSED
Sun CLOSED
Tue 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Wed 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Thu 1:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Fri 6:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Sat CLOSED
Sun CLOSED
HUDSON OFFICE
(978) 562-3114
Email: Hudson
205 Washington St.
Hudson, MA 01749
United States
Mon 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Tue 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Wed 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Thu 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Fri 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Sat CLOSED
Sun CLOSED
Tue 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Wed 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Thu 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Fri 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Sat CLOSED
Sun CLOSED
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your first visit is between 60-90 minutes. Each follow up visit can range from 45-70 minutes based on your treatment plan with your therapist.
Please bring your health insurance card and prescription from the doctor referring you to physical therapy.
Most insurance plans require a referral from your Primary Care physician or a specialist. If you are not sure what your insurance company requires, call your insurance’s “Member Services”.
A prescription is a written order from your doctor stating a need for physical therapy and may include treatment recommendation. A referral is an authorization that is submitted to your insurance company usually by your primary care physician.
Generally you will be seen 2-3 visits per week depending on your diagnosis. This will be decided once you and your therapist determine your treatment plan and goals.
This will depend on which part of the body we will be working on. In general, comfortable and loose fitting clothing is most appropriate. For shoulder diagnosis a T-shirt or tank top would be ideal and shorts for most lower extremity diagnoses.
In most cases you will need to see your primary care physician or a specialist before making an appointment. There are a few insurances that do not require this. Please call our office for more information or to schedule an appointment. We do prefer that you schedule appointments for 2-3 weeks ahead of time to ensure that you get days and times that work best for you.
Unfortunately, most insurance benefits include a co-pay/co-insurance or deductible. These costs are determined by your specific insurance plan. We prefer that co-pays are paid at the time of visit and paid in full by the last visit. If your plan has a deductible it is not always known if it has been met. We prefer that all out of pocket expenses are paid at the time of service.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long is a typical appointment?
Your first visit is between 60-90 minutes. Each follow up visit can range from 45-70 minutes based on your treatment plan with your therapist.
What should I bring with me on the first appointment?
Please bring your health insurance card and prescription from the doctor referring you to physical therapy.
Do I need a referral for physical therapy?
Most insurance plans require a referral from your Primary Care physician or a specialist. If you are not sure what your insurance company requires, call your insurance’s “Member Services”.
What is the difference between a prescription and a referral?
A prescription is a written order from your doctor stating a need for physical therapy and may include treatment recommendation. A referral is an authorization that is submitted to your insurance company usually by your primary care physician.
How frequently do I need to go to physical therapy?
Generally you will be seen 2-3 visits per week depending on your diagnosis. This will be decided once you and your therapist determine your treatment plan and goals.
What should I wear to therapy?
This will depend on which part of the body we will be working on. In general, comfortable and loose fitting clothing is most appropriate. For shoulder diagnosis a T-shirt or tank top would be ideal and shorts for most lower extremity diagnoses.
How do I make an appointment?
In most cases you will need to see your primary care physician or a specialist before making an appointment. There are a few insurances that do not require this. Please call our office for more information or to schedule an appointment. We do prefer that you schedule appointments for 2-3 weeks ahead of time to insure that you get days and times that work best for you.
Does my insurance cover all costs?
Unfortunately, most insurance benefits include a co-pay/co-insurance or deductible. These costs are determined by your specific insurance plan. We prefer that co-pays are paid at the time of visit and paid in full by the last visit. If your plan has a deductible it is not always known if it has been met. We prefer that all out of pocket expenses are paid at the time of service.
Your first visit is between 60-90 minutes. Each follow up visit can range from 45-70 minutes based on your treatment plan with your therapist.
What should I bring with me on the first appointment?
Please bring your health insurance card and prescription from the doctor referring you to physical therapy.
Do I need a referral for physical therapy?
Most insurance plans require a referral from your Primary Care physician or a specialist. If you are not sure what your insurance company requires, call your insurance’s “Member Services”.
What is the difference between a prescription and a referral?
A prescription is a written order from your doctor stating a need for physical therapy and may include treatment recommendation. A referral is an authorization that is submitted to your insurance company usually by your primary care physician.
How frequently do I need to go to physical therapy?
Generally you will be seen 2-3 visits per week depending on your diagnosis. This will be decided once you and your therapist determine your treatment plan and goals.
What should I wear to therapy?
This will depend on which part of the body we will be working on. In general, comfortable and loose fitting clothing is most appropriate. For shoulder diagnosis a T-shirt or tank top would be ideal and shorts for most lower extremity diagnoses.
How do I make an appointment?
In most cases you will need to see your primary care physician or a specialist before making an appointment. There are a few insurances that do not require this. Please call our office for more information or to schedule an appointment. We do prefer that you schedule appointments for 2-3 weeks ahead of time to insure that you get days and times that work best for you.
Does my insurance cover all costs?
Unfortunately, most insurance benefits include a co-pay/co-insurance or deductible. These costs are determined by your specific insurance plan. We prefer that co-pays are paid at the time of visit and paid in full by the last visit. If your plan has a deductible it is not always known if it has been met. We prefer that all out of pocket expenses are paid at the time of service.