Every session is one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy for a full 75 minutes, in your home. No waiting rooms, and no sharing your therapist with other patients. We don’t stop when the pain goes down. We build your plan around what you want to get back to, then help you build the strength to keep it. After your care ends, we check in for three months to make sure your results last.

We specialize in knee pain, and we also treat hip, back, shoulder, and ankle problems. We help people before and after surgery, people with arthritis or fibromyalgia, and people who finished physical therapy elsewhere but still can’t do what they want. We also offer custom orthotics for foot and knee alignment. You don’t need to have had surgery to start. Coming in early often means a faster recovery. If something you’re dealing with needs a doctor’s care, we’ll tell you and help you get there.

Yes. We can help you get ready before surgery and recover at home afterward, when getting to a clinic is hardest. Once you’re moving well, we help you rebuild strength so you can get back to walking, stairs, travel, and the activities you love.

We offer strength and conditioning programs for people who want to stay active and avoid injury. You’ll start with a Strength and Conditioning Assessment so your program is built around how your body moves. From there, you can continue with a monthly membership for ongoing training.

We come to you: your home, office, or gym. Our home base is Dacula, and we serve northeast Gwinnett County, including Lawrenceville, Duluth, Suwanee, Buford, and Braselton. There is no travel fee within 15 miles of Dacula. Clients 15 to 25 miles away pay a $25 travel fee per visit, and visits beyond 25 miles are available by arrangement for $50 per visit. This keeps prices fair for everyone and lets us spend more time treating and less time driving.

No. In Georgia, you can start physical therapy without a referral. If your plan of care runs longer than 8 visits or 21 days, state law requires a referral from your doctor. We’ll help you get it and send your doctor an update on your progress.

It depends on your goal. Most plans of care run 8 to 16 visits, once a week, with a home exercise program between sessions. Your first visit is a full assessment, and we’ll recommend the plan that fits. We don’t keep you longer than you need. When you can do what you came to do, we’ll tell you.

Plans of care start at $1,550 and include your initial assessment. The longer the plan, the more you save per visit. Payment options are available. We’ll go over your recommended plan and its exact cost at your free consultation, and we provide a written cost estimate before you begin.

We don’t bill insurance. Insurance usually covers only the specific body part that hurts and ends care once the pain improves, even if you can’t do what you came in to do yet. Paying directly lets us treat the root cause and stay with you until you reach your goal. If you have out-of-network benefits, we can give you a superbill to send to your insurer for possible reimbursement. We can’t promise what your insurer will pay.

Yes. Physical therapy is generally an eligible expense for HSA and FSA accounts. Strength and conditioning training may not be eligible. Check with your plan administrator if you’re unsure.

Yes, through our strength and wellness training. Because of Medicare rules, we can’t provide physical therapy to people with Medicare on a cash basis. Our training programs are a great fit for staying strong, steady on your feet, and independent. Book a free consultation and we’ll find the right starting point.

It’s a 30-minute conversation, in person and free. We listen to what’s going on, learn what you’re trying to get back to, and recommend the plan that fits you. There’s no pressure and no obligation. Click the button below to choose a time, or call us directly.

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