Physical Therapy is part of the Healthy at Work Phase 1 re-opening of Kentucky.
All 11 of our Kentucky and Southern Indiana clinics are open for ALL patients needing physical therapy.

Masks must be worn in clinic at all times by patients and employees.

Why:

Physical therapists are considered essential critical workforce especially in managing musculoskeletal conditions. If you are suffering aches, acute or chronic pain, strains, or sprains or have had to postpone a scheduled surgery, we can see you without a physician's prescription. This reduces the care burden on primary care physicians and orthopedic surgeons, and during the COVID-19 pandemic, frees them up to provide needed services to more acute or critical conditions.

In response to COVID-19, we want to reinforce that we take the health and safety of our patients, employees, and community seriously.

Because we take all extra precautions and follow CDC guidelines, our clinics are considered low risk of exposure.

Here's what we are doing to keep you safe.

We also are offering alternative options - virtually - for continuing or starting rehab for those who must remain at home. If you are in pain or have had to postpone a scheduled surgery, we can help you with pain management and functional strategies. "Telehealth" means that our board-certified and doctorate-trained physical therapists are available to meet virtually through a HIPAA-compliant online video chat that is secure and easy to use. If technology is not your thing, we'll walk you through it over the phone.

Additionally, some health plans are now covering physical therapy via telehealth in Kentucky and Indiana.