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Do you fit for pessaries?Yes. Your OB/GYN will need to help manage the pessary approximately three months after a fitting.
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How many visits will I need to reach my goals?Pelvic health should be individualized. Recommendations for frequency of treatments and expected duration of care vary depending on your symptoms and irritability of those symptoms. We will discuss specific recommendations after your evaluation.
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What should I wear to sessions?Wear whatever you would like to your appointment. Dress comfortably--nothing special is required.
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Which insurance plans do you accept?I accept BCBS and Medicare. I desire to offer the highest quality of care. As a result, I am a fee-for-service provider for those with other insurance plans. I accept all forms of payment including health savings accounts and flexible savings accounts. You may receive reimbursement from your insurance company based on your out-of-network benefits, and an itemized statement or superbill can be provided to you. ***Contact me if a package option is preferred for savings. I offer a three and a six-package option which apply to follow up visits.
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Do you offer concierge or in-home physical therapy?Concierge, in-home physical therapy/coaching is reserved for kids and pregnant/postpartum women. -There is no additional travel cost for your first post-partum visit. Additional travel costs: -For homes within a 6 -mile radius of the home office, there is an additional cost of $25 a session. --For homes 7-10 miles away from the home office, the additional travel cost would be $45.
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If I am not using insurance, tell me about self-pay options?Fee-for-service physical therapy prices range from $110 to $130. Please contact Brentwood Pelvic Health for details as wellness services and exercise coaching will be less and will vary depending on whether sessions are virtual, in-person or whether an app is utilized.
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If I am using insurance, what will be covered by my plan?Your financial responsibility is dependent upon your specific insurance plan benefits. You might owe: · a copay (a fixed amount of money that you pay for a healthcare service) · a coinsurance (a percentage of the total cost of a healthcare service) · a deductible (an amount of money you must pay before your health insurance plan starts to share costs) · OR a combination of these options Generally, if you have a deductible that applies to physical therapy, each appointment will cost between $80-$100 until your deductible is met. If you have met your deductible, or if your deductible does not apply to physical therapy, you may only be responsible for a copay or coinsurance each visit, usually between $30 --$50. Once your out-of-pocket max is met, your insurance may cover 100% of your physical therapy.
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Do I need a referral from my physician?If you have a physician referral, bring it to your first appointment. I am happy to collaborate with your physician. In Tennessee there is direct-access for physical therapy, so you may seek out physical therapy without a referral. If your care needs extends beyond 90 days, I would need a physician’s order to continue your care. The exception to this would be for those who have Medicare or Tricare where I do need a physician's referral for care.
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Would you tell me specifics about your ultrasound treatment for clogged ducts?I am excited to offer this service. Most clients experience desired results in 1-2 sessions. Please see the dedicated page for details on this service.
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