Access Dr. Carr’s expertise in Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and generalized hypermobility from anywhere in California and beyond. Telehealth is ideal for this patient population.
Virtual physical therapy or coaching sessions are available in the comfort of your home. Streamline your healthcare today. Collaborate with Dr. Carr to automatically accelerate your recovery.
Continuing treatment with patients when out of town, but want a level of continuity in their care. Others who can’t come for an in person visit due to time or travel constraints. And in-person visits are out of the question when living in another city or state.
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Expect a whole person approach to care. Dr. Carr will help you:
- Master a foundation of gentle focused fearless movement. Teaching you how to safely support your joints and connective tissue. Promoting improved circulation and lymphatic flow.
- Learn how to recalibrate a healthy nervous system response for improved healing. Dr. Carr uses unique somatic body and mind techniques to help waken and balance your senses. Helping you understand what messages your body is sharing with you. Why. And how to use this information to benefit your recovery for the long haul.
- Dr. Carr will also guide you through specific self-care techniques to assist in your treatments. We want you to have all the tools. In order to take care of yourself between sessions and into your future.
This combination can promote stability, boost body awareness, and confidence to trust your instincts again. Getting you back to the good stuff. Envision your future filled with more activity, fun and adventure.
Let's work together. Call, email or text Beyond Integrative PT. Schedule your first telehealth session with Dr. Carr today!
Advantages of tele-health
Maintain continuity with patients when they are traveling or are unable to make it to their in-person appointment due to other commitments.
Allows for people from other cities in the state to receive care from a highly sought-after physical therapist who they couldn’t see otherwise.
Patients are becoming more autonomous in their medical care and seek out treatment independent of their insurance or doctor referrals.
Those interested in a second opinion and want a consultation based on their medical history and previous therapy experiences.
Beyond the Clinic
As the technological arena continues to expand. Integrative physical therapy services will be along for the ride. Offering more solutions to healing, providing different perspectives, and a holistic approach to recovery.
Beyond Integrative PT is licensed in California and Idaho. Therefore, you may receive a super bill to submit to insurance for possible reimbursement for physical therapy services. Coaching sessions are also available to those in other states.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is tele-health physical therapy?
Telehealth physical therapy is a form of remote healthcare where patients can receive physical therapy services via video conferencing or other virtual communication platforms.
How does tele-health physical therapy work?
Patients connect with their physical therapist through video calls where they discuss symptoms, perform exercises, receive guidance on proper movement techniques, and discuss progress and treatment plans.
What conditions can be treated through tele-health physical therapy?
Telehealth physical therapy can effectively treat a wide range of conditions including back and neck pain, joint pain, sports injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, hypermobility, fall prevention, nutritional support and more.
Is tele-health physical therapy as effective as in-person therapy?
Yes, studies have shown that telehealth physical therapy can be just as effective as in-person therapy for many conditions. It allows patients to receive personalized care from the comfort of their own homes. And can help those who wouldn’t be able to receive treatment otherwise. While expanding services to patients in areas who couldn’t come for in person sessions but have access virtually.
What equipment do I need for tele-health physical therapy sessions?
Generally, you'll need a device with a camera and microphone (such as a smartphone, tablet, or computer), as well as an internet connection. Your physical therapist may recommend additional equipment such as small weights, bands, balls, or foam roller. Depending on your specific needs.
Is tele-health physical therapy covered by insurance?
Beyond Integrative PT in general is out of network with insurance. Therefore, tele health physical therapy sessions are paid up front. And patients are provided with a super bill if they have a PPO insurance plan that has out of network benefits. You may get partial reimbursement depending on your plan. It's recommended to check with your insurance provider to confirm your out of network coverage.
How do I schedule a tele-health physical therapy appointment?
You can schedule a telehealth appointment just like you would an in-person appointment. Simply contact our office by phone or email, and we will assist you in setting up a convenient appointment time.
What should I expect during a tele-health physical therapy session?
During your session, we will discuss and review your medical history, provide a thorough evaluation taking you through various movements to determine the source of your symptoms. Followed by treatment which may include patient education, postural re-education, therapeutic exercises, balance restoration, gait training, sport, work or specific performance related activities, functional movement re-education and home exercises. All of which will be designed to fit your personal needs accordingly.
Is tele-health physical therapy suitable for everyone?
While telehealth physical therapy can be beneficial for many individuals, it may not be suitable for everyone or every condition. Your physical therapist will assess your needs and determine if telehealth is the right option for you.
Can I switch between tele-health and in-person physical therapy sessions?
Yes, depending on your needs and circumstances, you may have the flexibility to switch between telehealth and in-person sessions. Your physical therapist will work with you to determine the best approach for your treatment plan.
