Klaff Sports Physical Therapy is now providing physical therapy in the convenience of your home.
Our Services are covered by:
*Coverage & benefits confirmed by our office prior to the scheduled house call.
How is a house call different from a regular PT clinic?
Providing outpatient therapy services at clients’ homes, workplaces, gyms, and schools allows us to work with clients on skills right where they need them. We help people to achieve the balance and strength they need to fully participate in community activities such as walking on uneven surfaces, climbing stairs, safely crossing the street, and taking part in active recreational activities.
Can you see clients that are already receiving Home Health services?
We provide outpatient therapy services therefore we do not see clients while they are receiving Home Health Services (nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy). Contact our office to find out if you are currently in a “Home Health Episode”
Do you need a doctor referral?
You can self refer and we will contact your doctor to get the necessary paperwork set up for an evaluation. Contact our office to refer yourself for a therapy evaluation.
Is it more expensive than a regular PT clinic?
No. There is a one-time (per episode of care) travel fee, but besides that our rates are equivalent to other outpatient physical therapy clinics around town.
What insurances do you take?
We work with many insurance companies including Medicare, most auto insurances, most worker’s comp, and many private insurances.
If you have any questions regarding your benefits, please call our office at (443) 595-7848 for assistance.
While we do our best to verify your benefits, ultimately it is your responsibility to understand your insurance plan and what is covered.
Why haven’t I received my bill yet?
We typically submit your claim within 72 hours of when service provided, however it can take four to six weeks to hear back from your insurance company. Also, depending on when your care was provided, it could fall at the beginning of a billing cycle and thus further delay your invoice.
You will not receive a bill if you have no balance.
