Self-Pay Physical Therapy in Winston-Salem, NC
Here’s how we run our self-pay physical therapy clinic in Winston-Salem
If you’ve never been to a self-pay clinic before, here’s what to expect from our services, fees, payment options, and packages.
What happens on the first visit?
Upon scheduling your first visit:
You'll receive all forms & questionnaires via email to complete.
Can't fill it out beforehand? Just arrive 15 minutes early to complete.
when you arrive:
First, we'll do an interview portion where you will be asked about your injury/pain to help us better diagnose you.
Second, we'll examine you and complete special test if needed such as range of motion, manual muscle testing, joint mobility, palpation, cranial nerve, dermatome and reflex testing.
Third, you'll be given a full plan of care and home exercise plan to review. We also do mobilizations/manipulations/dry needling on the initial visit if necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why don’t you take insurance?
Oh, let us count the reasons!
We don't want your insurance company telling us how we should treat your pain.
This allows us to treat you in the way you'll recover fastest, and not have to battle your insurance to cover it.
It also allows us to see more patients for longer and give better care
Did we mention insurance is a pain to deal with?
If you choose, you can submit your bills to your own insurance for reimbursement
Do you accept Medicare?
We do not accept patients with Medicare insurance for physical therapy because of the guidelines set by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. However, we CAN offer you dry-needling only services and fall prevention classes (Stability Vitality Wellness Program).
What forms of payment do you accept?
Prime Choice Physical Therapy is a self pay clinic that accepts all major credit and debit cards, HSA and FSA as forms of payment.
Our Fees:
All clients including dry-needling patients must schedule an initial evaluation physical therapy appointment before scheduling dry-needling-only appointments. Dry needling will still be performed during the initial appointment.