See a physical therapist first — no referral, in most cases.
Colorado has direct access to physical therapy, which means you can usually book an assessment without seeing a doctor first. Some insurance plans still require a physician referral for coverage, and direct-access rules vary by state. We verify your specific benefits — including any visit limits or referral requirements — before your first visit, so there are no surprises.
What direct access means for you
- No referral needed to be seen, in most cases
- Some plans still require one for coverage
- We verify your benefits before you start
- Direct-access rules vary by state
Plans we work with
Cash-pay rates
Initial Assessment
Recovery Program
Performance & Maintenance
Cash-pay rates shown; most plans are billed to insurance after a free benefits check. HSA / FSA accepted. No long contracts — programs are built around your goal, not a punch card.
Colorado provides direct access to physical therapy, meaning a physician referral is generally not required to be evaluated. However, some insurance plans require a referral for coverage, and direct-access laws and limits vary by state. We verify your individual benefits before treatment begins.
Who’s your insurer?
This is an illustrative demo, not a coverage determination. Direct-access and referral rules vary by plan and state; we confirm your specific benefits before treatment. Do not enter real plan or health information here.