Through personalized in-home or telehealth sessions, I will guide you through:

• Movement assessments and therapeutic exercise

• Injury prevention and post-rehabilitation care

• Pain management strategies

• Manual Therapy

• Customized home exercise programs

Initial Evaluation – $200

Follow-Up Sessions – $150

While I don’t take insurance, a superbill will be provided for potential out-of-network reimbursement by your insurance company.

With these in-home wellness sessions, I will provide:

• Fall prevention training

• Wellness and mobility coaching

• Home safety evaluations

• Assistance with activities of daily living

• Community connection support

Start of Care Visit – $125
Follow-Up Sessions – $100

These sessions focus on promoting overall wellness and are not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions.

LSVT BIG® is a specialized neurological PT program that trains you to use bigger, more intentional movements to improve mobility, balance, and daily function. Each session focuses on whole-body movement patterns, goal-based tasks, and personalized home exercises to help you move with confidence and power in everyday life.

4 Session Program - $600
For clients looking to trial LSVT or tune up their LSVT BIG skills.

8 Session Program - $1,080
Perfect for building momentum and integrating BIG movement into daily tasks.

16 Session Program - $2,000
A full LSVT BIG program is intended for 4x per week for 4 weeks. This intensive program focuses on improving walking, balance, and daily movement through high-amplitude training to maximize mobility and independence.

I believe access to quality care should be available to everyone. To help make that possible, I offer a limited number of appointments each month at a sliding‑scale rate based on financial need.

If you’re interested in requesting a sliding scale spot, please contact me to discuss availability and options.

What is cash-based home physical therapy?

Cash-based physical therapy means you pay directly for your care instead of using insurance. This allows for more 1:1 care and flexible scheduling without insurance restrictions.

All sessions can take place in your home or virtually so you receive treatment in the environment where you actually move, walk, and live.

How does home physical therapy work?

Your first visit includes a full evaluation of your movement, strength, balance, and goals.

From there we create a personalized treatment plan and work together using a combination of:

• Bodyweight/calisthenics-based exercises

• Resistance bands

• Dumbbells or simple weights

• Balance and mobility training

• Functional movement practice (stairs, transfers, walking, etc.)

Do I need special equipment in my home?

No. Most rehabilitation can be done with minimal equipment. Many effective exercises use calisthenics, resistance bands, weights, and movements that incorporate your home environment such as chairs, stairs, and counters.

We have the option of using a home Tonal machine if you are interested in sessions that incorporate cable-column style strength training. This can be useful for individuals who want a more structured strength program as part of their rehabilitation.

If your condition requires higher-level equipment or a full clinic setting, I’m always happy to refer you to a trusted outpatient clinic that offers that environment.

What conditions can you treat at home?

Home physical therapy can help with many conditions, including:

• Balance and fall prevention

• Recovery after surgery

• Joint pain (hip, knee, shoulder, back)

• Strength and mobility limitations

• Neurologic conditions

• Difficulty walking or getting around the home

Who is home physical therapy best for?

Home PT can be especially helpful for:

• People who have difficulty traveling to a clinic

• Older adults wanting to stay active and independent

• People recovering from surgery

• Anyone who prefers one-on-one personalized care

How long are sessions?

Sessions typically last 45–60 minutes, allowing time for:

• Hands-on assessment

• Guided exercise

• Movement coaching

• Education and home program updates

Do you take insurance?

This is a cash-based service, meaning payment is made at the time of the visit.

Some patients may be able to submit receipts to their insurance for potential reimbursement, depending on their plan.