Accepting new patients – No referral needed
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In-home initial appointments are $400 and follow up appointments are $360 per visit.
Online initial appointments are $300 and follow up sessions are $260 per visit.
Beyond the 15-minute consultation, all appointments with me are 60-minutes in length.
No. Physical therapy is provided on a “fee at time of service AKA cash pay” bases and is considered out of network. Once your appointment is booked, your credit card is placed on file and will be charged after your session. If you’d like, you may submit a super bill to your insurance company for reimbursement of services provided. Depending on your insurance and your deductible, you may receive reimbursement. Your super bill will be email to you upon request. Because I don’t accept insurance for payment, your care is not limited by insurance restrictions such as quality of care, length of appointment time, types of treatments provided and wait time to receive care. This means you get longer evaluation and treatment time, often a decreased number of visits with better outcomes and customized care delivered to your door.
Yes. Once your credit card payment is processed, you will be emailed a receipt of payment. Simply, submit this receipt for reimbursement from your health saving account.
Nope. California is a direct access state which means you do not need a referral from your MD to see a physical therapist. However, if you can get one or already have one, please send or provide a copy.
Concierge practice, designed to meet your needs.
Delivering the highest level of physical therapy care to your home, office or place of comfort.
I’m Dr. Alexis Anderson, DPT, a sex-positive, trauma-informed healthcare provider and LGBTQIA+ advocate specializing in pelvic health and orthopedic physical therapy. I’m deeply committed to providing compassionate, high-quality care by creating a safe, supportive environment where we can address sensitive and personal issues together.
