Great! KOH Physical Therapy Lab accepts Medicare, PPO, and most EPO, POS insurance plans. We will bill your insurance for your standard physical therapy office visit, just as a traditional physical therapy provider. Your insurance benefits and deductibles and non-reimbursable fees still apply as specified by your insurance plan.

Coinsurance is a form of cost sharing with your insurance, that requires you to pay a percentage of your medical services after your deductible has been met. Based on your insurance plan, we may be required to collect a portion of your coinsurance at each visit.

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Q: What should I expect on my first visit?

When you first arrive at the clinic, have your insurance card and driver’s license available for photocopy. You will also need to provide us with your prescription for physical therapy from your doctor and any other medical notes. Paperwork will be given to you to fill out. It is recommended that you come 15-20 minutes prior to your booked appointment time to complete the paperwork. You can also download the paperwork to complete ahead of time to save time and bring to your appointment. On your first appointment (Initial Evaluation) your Injury Specialist will ask you a series of questions about your past and present medical conditions, before performing a comprehensive evaluation of your muscles, joints, nerves, tendons, and ligaments including range of motion, strength and functional testing. Based on your diagnosis, prognosis and your personal goals, an individual “Plan of Care” will be devised. There is usually some treatment on the first visit as well. Future appointments will then be scheduled to implement the plan.

Q: When should I see a physical therapist?

Physical Therapy is not only beneficial for those who have recently undergone surgery or a hospital stay, it can also work wonders to reduce pain and improve recovery time from all sorts of injuries. At KOH Physical Therapy Lab we offer many treatments including therapeutic exercises, functional training, manual therapy, neuromuscular re-education and self-care education which help with acute conditions as well as chronic cases while promoting mobility and preventing the need for surgery or disability.

Q: Why do I have a Copayment?

You copayment amount is based on your contract with your insurance company, that is usually chosen by you or your employer.

Q: What is a Deductible?

A deductible is the amount you are responsible to pay for medical services before your health insurance begins to pay. If your health plan deductible has not been met, we may be required to collect a portion of that payment at each visit.