Auto injury
Physical therapy after a car injury, with a plan in plain words and a clear answer about which coverage we bill.
This care is for you if…
You were hurt in a car and your doctor suggested physical therapy
Pain or stiffness makes driving, sitting or lifting harder
You are not sure which coverage pays: your own, another driver's or none yet
You want to keep working while you get care
What a visit looks like
What we do
Your therapist examines how you move, treats stiff areas with hands-on care and teaches exercises. We also talk about driving, sitting and lifting at work, and we change the plan when your job asks more of you.
What decides how many visits
What your therapist finds, what you need to do again, how your body responds and what your coverage allows. Your therapist talks it through with you and changes the plan as you go.
Who treats you
A physical therapist, and sometimes a physical therapist assistant under that therapist's direction. Your first visit is about an hour.
Meet the teamHow it is paid for
It differs by case: your own auto policy, your health plan or another party's coverage. Tell us what you know and we help sort out who we bill. We are not a law office and we do not give legal advice.
How fees work
- Chest pain, trouble breathing, a sudden severe headache or pain, new weakness or numbness, loss of bladder or bowel control, or a fall with a head injury needs emergency care now. Call 911.
Questions about this care
Should I be checked by a doctor first?
Yes. If you were in a crash, see a doctor or go to the emergency room first. In an emergency, call 911.
Do I need a referral?
In Texas you can start some physical therapy without one, within limits the state sets. Your coverage may still ask for one. We check with you before you book.
Will my doctor hear from you?
With your OK, we send updates to your doctor and to the people your case names, as the rules allow.
Request a visit
We hear about your injury at your first visit, not in the form.