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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Labell PT difference?
- Motivation!
- Education!
- Inspiration!
- Philosophy!
- Setting!
- It will amaze you…
- Please read the success stories
- Please talk to someone who has had their life changed
through the Labell PT experience
- What do I need to bring and wear the first day?
- Please bring your insurance card, prescription, comfortable clothing
- How long is each session?
- Approximately
45 minutes to 1 hour
- Do I need a referral in addition
to my prescription?
- A prescription comes from the referring physician suggesting physical therapy
- A referral
comes from your primary care office
- A referral is needed for some health insurance plans
(BCBS HMO and Tufts HMO)
- Our office manager can assist you with these particulars during your
first visit
- Some patients may need to notify their health insurance company that they will
begin physical therapy prior to attending their first visit (Unicare)
- How long have you been practicing physical therapy?
- Since 1998, please see my background in the BIO section
- How long has Labell PT been around?
- Since December
2006 with hundreds of satisfied patients and dozens of satisfied doctors so far
- Can anyone take the classes you offer?
- The
classes are open to all current and previous patients
- Can I take your classes at either campus?
- All land therapy
is done at the Rowley office and aquatic therapy at the Ipswich YMCA
- How long is the typical course of treatment?
- Approximately 10-16 visits based on the evaluation, availability of the patient and the doctor's
orders
- What if I miss my
appointment, will I have to pay?
- Unless unusual circumstances, patients are
charged a $25 cancellation fee/no show fee without 24hour notice
- Is there a co-payment each session?
- This depends on each
health insurance company and your plan
- Please contact your health insurance company or our office
manager for assistance
- Do I have to be a member of Excel Fitness Center or the Ipswich Y to see you?
- No, you become a member of the gym the days you are seen as a patient
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