FAQs

Yes. Patients with Medicare will require a prescription from their doctor before the initial evaluation. The patient can either contact his or her MD first and ask for a prescription to be faxed over to us, or the patient can contact us directly and we can secure a prescription from the doctor.

Optimal Home Rehab is different from Home Health physical therapy. We operate as a private practice outpatient service which sees clients in their home, this is known as Medicare Part B coverage. Generally, all that is needed for our services is a referral or prescription from your physician. Our business is a private practice, which provides in-home therapy to the older adult who is not considered homebound. However, now we partner with local agencies to find the proper care for your Home Health needs as well.

COVID-19 seems to be reason enough! We help older adults minimize risk of COVID-19 by following CDC Guidelines, and providing patients the ease of mind that comes with being treated at home. Our therapists are highly specialized in working with older adults over the age of 65. Patients will always work with the same licensed therapist each visit.

Our clients also don’t have to worry about driving or getting a ride to the clinic 2-3 times per week. It is more effective for therapists to actually see the limitations and problems older adults face at home rather than try to simulate those settings in an outpatient clinic. Lastly, patients receive our 100% undivided attention at home, something that one won’t receive in a busy outpatient clinic.

Up to 90 minutes for the initial evaluation and up to 60 minutes for follow up visits.The amount of time will be based on your specific needs, and our therapist will discuss this with you. You will most likely see your therapist once or twice per week, to begin with, and as you progress through treatment, your sessions will be more spread out.

Yes. We are the best choice for any patient on Medicare Part B, because our therapy is specifically geared towards older adults and not for any other patient population. We are filling the gap for Medicare patients who are not homebound, but for those that would find it more convenient and more beneficial to have the therapy at their home instead of traveling to the outpatient client.

Optimal Home Rehab accepts Medicare. If you have Medicare and have a secondary insurance, you can, in most cases, receive Optimal’s full mobile services and treatment with no out of pocket costs. Deductibles and copays do apply. To see if you are a good candidate click to schedule an appointment.

By providing us with your insurance information, we will verify your coverage and inform you of the details.

Our scheduling is easy! Call us today at 267-225-7775 or click here to request an appointment. We have convenient appointment times available to meet the demands of your busy schedule.

• Physical therapy can help treat just about any orthopedic injury or condition you can think of, including scoliosis, knee pain, Parkinson’s disease, lymphedema, , and more.
• Physical therapists are trained medical experts when it comes to musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. They work closely with physicians to make sure that your treatment plan is as efficient and effective as possible.
• Rest assured, our therapists are well trained to evaluate and treat your condition. You are in good hands!

• We accept cash, check, debit card, and credit card. We are happy to discuss payment plan options as well.
• Your insurance benefits will be determined before your first visit, and you will be informed of what, if any, payment is necessary on your appointment date.

• For patients who do not have insurance, we offer a self-pay rate, due at the time of service.

The most common setting is a patient’s house; however, we can also provide our services in an assisted living facility, or a senior independent living facility. We are unable to provide services in the hospital setting or a long term care nursing home facility. Click the button below to get scheduled today!

• Each patient’s diagnosis is different, so together with your referring physician, our therapist will develop a plan of care that is right for you.
• Your plan of care and number of visits will be determined during your first visit and explained to you by our physical therapist.

• Yes, once you have completed your therapy sessions, your therapist will provide you with an at-home continuing therapy program. We can work with you on determining if equipment may be beneficial, and what exercises would be helpful in your continued recovery.