For home health agencies
Our physical therapists keep treating your patients at home after your home health discharge, with no homebound requirement. Send the referral and discharge note. Covered by Medicare.

Covered by Medicare and major insurersCovered by Medicare and major insurers

How it works
Fax the referral and discharge note to (415) 684-1567.
We check eligibility and confirm the home health episode has ended.
In-home evaluations and follow-ups with a licensed physical therapist.
We fax the plan of care to your patient's physician for signature, then progress notes.
Where we visit
Our physical therapists come to your Medicare Part B patients at home, all across greater Los Angeles.
Covered by Medicare Part B and supplement plans
Outpatient therapy, no homebound requirement
Licensed physical therapist goes to your patient's home
Coordinated care with your patient's doctor
“My treatment philosophy focuses on individualized, patient-centered care that meets people where they are in their recovery. I believe in treating the whole person, not just the injury, by addressing strength, balance, mobility, and confidence in everyday activities.”
Most patients have a first visit scheduled within a few days. We start outreach the same or next business day after receiving the referral, which helps keep patients from falling out of the funnel.
We're in-network with Medicare, Blue Shield, Anthem, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Humana, HealthSpring, and other major plans. We verify each patient's benefits before the first visit so there are no surprise costs.
Yes. Continuity is built in — each patient is matched with a licensed physical therapist for their evaluation and every follow-up visit on the same plan of care.
Referrals fit into your existing workflow. Fax or use our short web form. We handle insurance verification, patient outreach, scheduling, and progress notes back to your office.
Yes. Our PTs treat back, neck, knee, shoulder, and hip pain, post-surgical rehab, sports injuries, sciatica, mobility and balance issues, and more — anything appropriate for outpatient conservative care.
Yes. We send the plan of care and ongoing progress notes back to the referring provider by fax.