Will My Insurance Cover Physical Therapy?

We take most insurances including Medicare. You will not be billed for any more than the Medicare deductible and coinsurance.

What If I Don't Have Insurance?

For patients that do not have insurance, we offer a discounted self-pay rate, due at the time of service.

Are There Any New Patient Forms I Need to Complete Prior to My First Appointment?

Yes, forms will be mailed or emailed out prior to your first visit.

What Should I Wear to My First Appointment?

Comfortable work out clothing or loose-fitting clothes are best. Clothing that allows you to expose the skin in the area being treated is preferred, but not required. During the evaluation and follow up visits, Dr. Reichman will often need to access your skin, muscles, and joints around the injured/painful area to determine what the problem is and how to treat it effectively.

What Should I Expect on My First Visit?

On your first visit Dr. Reichman will go over your medical history and screen your injury/ailment. He will take baseline measurements of your strength, flexibility, and mobility to better determine a personalized plan of care with you. Often a brief treatment will also be provided on the first visit, and a home exercise plan will be developed when appropriate.

Is Physical Therapy Painful?

Dr. Reichman works with you to mitigate your pain. Often the goal of physical therapy is to alleviate discomfort and improve function. Dr. Reichman will continuously monitor your pain during each session to minimize unwarranted discomfort

How Long Does Each Visit Take?

Normally, appointments are usually between 45-60 minutes, but can last up to 90 minutes in certain conditions.

How Often Will I Come to Physical Therapy?

Each injury is different, and each person’s health history is unique. Typically, patients are in physical therapy for 1-2 months to regain function and return to their prior activities safely. Depending on severity of the disorder, a patient can expect to be seen 1-3 visits a week in the clinic to regain their function while simultaneously doing a personalized home exercise plan. For example, typical sprain and strains may take 4-6 weeks while post-surgical procedures may take 2-3 months to rehab. Dr. Reichman will work with your individual schedule to accommodate a plan that will facilitate healing and independence.

How is My Progress Measured?

Dr. Reichman measures your baseline function at the start of care during your evaluation. During subsequent visits, your progress will be monitored and assessed to provide regular feedback to you. Midway through your plan of care, the Dr. Reichman will often re-evaluate your function and update your physical therapy goals. At the end of care, Dr. Reichman will re-assess your function and check your progress with your activities of daily living. If you have a referring physician, he will provide to him or her a note with your updated functional status.

What Will I Do After Physical Therapy?

Ultimately, the goal of physical therapy is to return you to normal day to day activities, recreation, or sport independently. Dr. Reichman will design a home exercise plan to fit your needs to design a home exercise plan to fit your needs to do independently at home, or in the gym, to safely maintain your gains from physical therapy.

How is TruHealth Different from Other Physical Therapy Clinics in Utah?

Dr. Reichman provides in person, one on one care for all your treatment sessions.  He provides individualized compassionate care to return you to your prior level of function. Many physical therapists have lost touch with personalized care and resort to what treatments are fastest and easiest. He believes in personalized healing with his knowledge, hands and heart.