Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need a prescription?

    We do not require a prescription for treatment. Your insurance company may require a physician prescription for reimbursement.

  • Do you accept Medicare?

    We do not participate in Medicare

  • How long are appointments?

    Both initial evaluations and follow-up appointments are scheduled 50-60 minutes.


  • How many times a week will I need to come in?

    How frequently you come and how many treatment sessions you need depends on your particular condition and your response to treatment. Most people come once a week. Together, you and your therapist will develop a treatment plan based on your evaluation findings and goals.

  • How much will my insurance reimburse?

    Your reimbursement depends on your particular plan with your particular insurance company. Most companies may also require that you meet a deductible before they will compensate you. We have made an effort to keep our charges within the “customary and acceptable” guidelines of most insurance companies. Call the member information number on the back of your insurance card to find out/know your out-of-network benefits.

  • Is Restore Motion providing physical therapy or wellness & maintenance for Medicare?

    Medicare has strict guidelines as to what constitutes physical therapy. These include (but are not limited to) “medical necessity” status for treatment of problem, medical follow-up with a physician approximately every 30 days, frequency of treatment in PT 2-3 time per week basis and (or) have a chronic condition (onset greater than 6 months ago) that will take longer than the 4-6 week time frame to resolve. (i.e. a person with a hip problem that can walk 150 feet safely, with or without a cane, drive, stand long enough to re-heat a meal and sit long enough to eat a meal would be considered “Independent” and not eligible for physical therapy and under Medicare guidelines.)


  • What insurance do you accept?

    We are an Out of Network provider. We provide you with an invoice that includes your treatment codes and diagnostic codes that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. The visit is 50-60 minutes for $220 and it is due the day of the visit.

  • Why doesn't Restore Motion get a Medicare Provider Number?

    Restore Motion does not want insurance companies to dictate the quality of care that we provide to our patient. We are able to spend more time with you, caring for your condition than we would if we had to keep up with the administrative responsibilities and updates/changes to the Medicare system.