General Questions
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Do I need a prescription?
In the state of Michigan, you are required to see a physician and receive a prescription before beginning rehabilitation. Additionally, you may need a referral from your primary care physician, if you are in a managed care program.
How long do I need to come to therapy?
The length of time a person attends therapy varies. Your physician will write a prescription indicating frequency per week and number of weeks for treatment. Depending on your condition, progress and goals your rehabilitation may be extended beyond the original prescription. Your doctor will be kept informed of your progress and will receive written reports.
Will I benefit from therapy?
Most people get relief from symptoms with therapy. Some conditions do not go away completely, however, therapy can teach you how to manage severity of symptoms.
What is involved in a PT/OT session?
There are many different types of treatments. Depending on your diagnosis, your treatments may include:
- Strengthening, flexibility, balance and stabilization exercises
- Selected modalities, i.e., ultrasound; electrical stimulation; iontophoresis; hot/cold; paraffin wax
- Joint/soft tissue mobilizations
All patients will receive a home exercise program during treatments so they can participate in their rehabilitation as well as continue rehabilitation once discharged.
How long are the therapy sessions?
Depending on your diagnosis, therapy sessions can run anywhere from 45 minutes to 90 minutes per session.
Will my insurance cover PT/OT?
Most insurance plans cover PT/OT, however, you need to check with your insurance company to determine your benefits. We will work with you to obtain the best possible coverage.
