FAQs

Computer with internet connection OR
Phone with cell phone service
All Telehealth sessions are confidential and HIPPA compliant to keep you and your information safe and protected

High value, person-centered care that is non compromised by an entity that doesn’t know you or your story
Direct, one-on-one appointments with your physical therapist every session
Increased time per dollar spent with your physical therapist over the course of care
Increased autonomy and power over what and how we complete each session
Improved freedom to address multiple concerns during one course of care
Reduced overall sessions needed per plan of care for reasons as listed above
Reduced provider burnout that plagues many healthcare workers when obligated to insurance rules/regulations
Your health is a WORTHY investment

It depends on your insurance and specific plan, but, Yes! Many insurances accept a “superbill” for self claims from out-of-network providers and may reimburse you directly. You can call your insurance company or visit their website to inquire about “out-of-network physical therapy services” for more information. If you would like a superbill, please let me know.
Medicare Beneficiaries - Endurance Physical Therapy has No Relationship with Medicare and therefore we can only accept medicare beneficiaries (thanks to nuanced laws and regulations) when a patient does not want Medicare to be billed for any PT services. This request must be done upfront and on their own free will.

No. The state of Washington allows people to refer themselves to physical therapy. If you will be submitting a superbill of our sessions to your insurance company, they may require you to have a referral from an approved healthcare provider.