FAQs
Q- My doctor has recommended therapy. Do I have a choice in who I see?
A - Yes! If you have been referred to therapy you do have a choice, even if your doctor refers you to a certain therapist.
Q- What can I expect at my first appointment?
A - Your first physical therapy visit will consist of going over your medical history, cause of injury, and what your goals are. The therapist will then assess your current deficits, posture, pain level, strength, balance and endurance. At the end of your appointment, you and your therapist will develop a personalized plan for your recovery.
Q- When should I arrive?
A - For your evaluation, you will fill out paperwork. You have the option to have the forms emailed to you to fill out online and sent directly back to us. If you decide to go that route, please arrive 5 minutes early to your appointment. If you wish to fill the forms out in office, please arrive 15 minutes early.
Q- What should I bring?
A - Your insurance card, a doctors referral (if you have one), and a picture ID.
Q- What should I wear?
A - Wear shoes and clothing that you are able to freely move and exercise in.
Q- How long will I need to attend physical therapy?
A - Frequency and duration of physical therapy will depend on your condition. Your therapist will be able to give you an idea at the end of your first appointment.
Q- How much will physical therapy cost?
A - That will depend on your health insurance coverage for physical therapy. Some insurances require a copay be paid, while others require a deductible be met. If you have any questions about your insurance coverage for physical therapy, we recommend you call your insurance for further information.
Q- Is Wasatch Physical Therapy in-network with my insurance?
A - We work with virtually all insurance companies. See the "Appointments" tab for a list of common in-network insurances we work with. If you do not see your insurance on the list, please reach out to your insurance for in-network information.