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Yes, once you have completed your therapy sessions, your therapist will review your continuing home program.

Physical therapists have years of university level training in anatomy, physiology, kinesiology (study of joint movement), neurology, and many of the other medical sciences. Our physical therapists have graduated from accredited physical therapy programs and are state licensed. Depending on the university, the physical therapy program is either a masters or doctorate level degree. Rest

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Each patient’s diagnosis is different, so together with your referring physician, your therapist will develop a plan of care that is right for you. Your plan of care and number of visits will be determined during your first visit and explained to you by our physical therapist.

Typically, the first session lasts for 30 – 60 minutes. Each session after that may be 45 – 75 minutes. The amount of time will be based on your specific needs, and your therapist will discuss this with you.

Dress comfortably with clothes that allow easy access for the therapist to examine your problem areas. For treatments, loose fitting clothes that are comfortable for gentle exercises and supportive sneakers are often good choices to wear.

We accept cash, check, debit card, and credit cards. We are happy to discuss payment plan options as well. It is our policy that payment is made at the time of service. Your insurance benefits will be determined before your second visit, and you will be informed of what, if any, payment is necessary on

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For patients who do not have insurance, we offer a discounted fee, due at the time of service.

Yes, in most cases it does. Pelham Physical Medicine will be happy to assist in contacting your insurance company and determining your coverage based on your individual policy. For more information, visit our insurance plan page and please do not hesitate to contact our Bronx physical therapy office. We do offer different payment options for

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Physical therapy is not meant to hurt, but to relieve pain. However, as you restore your mobility, pain levels, at times can fluctuate. You might experience some temporary soreness from using muscles that are weakened or recovering. This is a normal response to therapy treatment. Good communication with your therapist will help minimize any discomfort.

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Please have your prescription(not required) and insurance card available when you call. This will allow us to verify your insurance benefits and provide you with an estimate of coverage. To bring on your first visit: A prescription (not required) for physical therapy from your referring physician, ARNP, or PA. Insurance information (we will make a

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