Contact your health insurance company and ask them, "what are my out-of-network physical therapy benefits?" Each insurance company is going to handle their benefits different. Once it is confirmed that you have out-of-network physical therapy benefits, we can give you a superbill that can be submitted to your health insurance company for reimbursement of services that we provide.

If you have a Health Savings Account or Flexible Spending Account it is possible to apply the funds in those accounts towards payment for services provided at Kinetic Physical Therapy. Those funds can be applied whether you plan on trying to be reimbursed or not.

Kinetic Physical Therapy is an out-of-network provider, and does not accept healthcare insurances. If your health insurance plan allows for out-of-network reimbursement then we can provide you with a superbill which can be submitted to your healthcare company to be reimbursed for any services you receive at Kinetic Physical Therapy. If you are not sure, call the number on your health insurance card and ask, "what are my out-of-network physical therapy benefits."

A superbill is a fancy word for a standard invoice that also includes special codes used by physical therapists to notate what treatments/exercises were completed during the time of your appointment. The superbill can then be submitted to your health insurance company for reimbursement of services received at Kinetic Physical Therapy.

No! Maine is a direct access state and allows people to directly see a physical therapist without a referral. If at any point while under our care, we feel that it is warranted for you to see a physician, then we will gladly make a recommendation and help you schedule that appointment if need arises.

1. Specialized 1-on-1 care: Kinetic Physical Therapy provides 60 minute one-on-one sessions with your physical therapist to help you achieve the best you can be! 2. High deductible plan: If you have a high deductible plan that has a high copay for physical therapy services, then an out-of-network provider like Kinetic Physical Therapy can be a cost effective way to access high quality care. 3. Privacy: Since Kinetic Physical Therapy operates out-of-network, we will only notify other health care professionals and health insurance companies if it is requested by the patient themselves. 4. Strong out-of-network benefits: If you have good out-of-network benefits then it might be a cost saving measure to utilize Kinetic Physical Therapy. 5. Gym Partnership: Kinetic Physical Therapy is partnered with Unbreakable Health and Fitness and has full access to an elite gym space that allows your physical therapist to further advance you beyond the normal progress made in a traditional physical therapy setting. By advancing beyond the baseline before you were injured, there is a less likelihood of that injury occurring again.

Sports performance training is for athletes looking to dominate in their respective sport. A comprehensive wellness assessment is completed to identify areas of improvement in the athlete. Your therapist will then help you plan your goals for the future and what you want to achieve in your sport. A training program will then be designed to accomplish these goals! Your physical therapist might not know your sport as well as you do, but they will understand how to make you faster, stronger, and a better all around athlete to help you excel at that sport!

Kinetic Physical Therapy comes to you to conduct a workstation assessment and advise you on any possible modifications that can be made to your workstation to make you more ergonomically fit. This can include chair, desk, monitor, keyboard/mouse, and accessory modifications. This can also include posture education for you at your workstation. All information collected, any education given, and advise/modification to equipment will be provided in a document that is sent to you after the assessment is completed. Workstation assessments can be booked by an individual, or a company can reach out to have all employees assessed. If you are a company looking to pursue better ergonomics in the workplace and limit future injuries, please contact Kinetic Physical Therapy to organize a block of time to conduct the workstation assessments.

Preventative wellness is geared for the person who is not injured, but feels like they could be healthier. Someone who doesn't know the next steps they should be taking to live a healthier lifestyle. This can be the person who is looking to get up off the couch and run a marathon, someone who can't golf all 18 holes anymore and still wants to, someone that is looking to join a gym but doesn't know how or what to use to improve themselves, this could also be the person looking to be able to spend more time cheering their grandkids on in sports without becoming tired too quickly. A comprehensive wellness assessment will be completed where your physical therapist will help you design a training program that revolves around you and the goals you want to achieve. You will be given everything you need to achieve these goals and how to do it. Then once a week you will book a weekly check-in appointment with your physical therapist that will be done via telehealth calls to discuss everything going on in that week. Weekly check-ins are where you can voice your concerns that an exercise is too difficult or has become too difficult. Your physical therapist will help modify or redesign the program using our expertise and send you out for another week to continue improving yourself!

Dry Needling is a commonly offered modality for pain in the body. Dry needling can decrease muscle tightness, increase blood flow, and reduce pain overall. Patients will often report immediate relief after treatment. If you are curious to learn more about dry needling please contact Kinetic Physical Therapy about finding out if you are a good fit for dry needling.

Standard physical therapy services are going to provide one-on-one 60 minute treatments with you and your therapist. Our goal will be to help not only overcome that injury that you are experiencing, but continue in an upward trajectory beyond your baseline before the injury. Typical reasons to do physical therapy; post-traumatic injuries (hamstring strain, falling off a ladder, low back pain, neck pain), post-surgical rehabilitation (rotator cuff surgery, total knee surgery, spinal surgery, ACL/meniscus surgeries), chronic/overuse injuries (arthritis, carpal tunnel, sciatica, low back pain, trigger finger), deconditioned and trying to get your strength back, degenerative diseases (parkinson's, OA, multiple sclerosis, dementia). Please give us a call at (207) 907-8074 if you unsure whether you are a candidate for physical therapy or not.