One-on-One Physical Therapy in Twin Falls

In Idaho, you can generally see a physical therapist without a physician referral. However, some insurance plans may still require a referral or authorization for coverage. If you’re unsure about your plan, contact us and we’ll help you understand your options.

Yes. We currently have openings for new patients and will do our best to find an appointment time that works with your schedule. You can schedule online or call or text us at 208-410-4003.

We work with a variety of insurance plans. Because coverage, deductibles, copays, visit limits, and authorization requirements vary by plan, we recommend contacting us before your first visit if you have questions about your specific benefits.You can also visit our Insurance & Billing page for more information.

Yes. Cash-pay physical therapy is available for patients who are uninsured, underinsured, have a high deductible, or simply prefer to pay directly for care.Cash-pay patients receive the same individualized, one-on-one care from our clinical team.

Your first visit includes time to discuss your symptoms and goals, complete a thorough physical therapy evaluation, review our findings, and begin treatment when appropriate.Plan for approximately 60 minutes unless our team tells you otherwise when scheduling.

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily and gives your therapist access to the area being evaluated. Athletic or loose-fitting clothing usually works well.For example, shorts are helpful for knee or hip problems, while a tank top or loose-fitting shirt may be helpful for shoulder or neck concerns.

Yes. Your evaluation and plan of care are established by a licensed physical therapist, and your treatment is provided directly by our licensed clinical team—not routinely handed off to unlicensed aides.Joel Brown and Jonathan Bradshaw are both Board-Certified Clinical Specialists in Orthopedic Physical Therapy, and Michael Barton is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant who works closely with Joel and Jon to carry out your treatment plan, monitor your progress, and provide consistent, individualized care.Our team communicates closely so that whether you’re working with Joel, Jon, or Michael, your care stays coordinated and focused on your goals.

Please bring your photo ID, insurance information if you plan to use insurance, and any relevant referral, imaging report, surgical information, or other medical records you have available.It can also be helpful to bring a list of your medications and any questions you want to make sure we discuss during your visit.