We are dedicated to always providing compassionate care and developing a customized treatment plan tailored to meet your needs to achieve optimal outcomes.

Email us at info@movementremedypt.com or call us at (909) 789-0910.

AARP, Affilated Health Funds, Bardavon, Brand New Day, Blue Shield, CareIQ, Corvel, Contigo Health, Healthnet, Homelink, Imperial Health Plan, Ion PT, La Salle IPA, Medical Outcome Indicators, OneCall, Optum/Procura, Medicare, Medrisk, Molina Healthcare, MTI America, Mulitplan, Network by Design, Physnet, Prime Health Service, Streamline, Therapy Direct, Three Rivers Provider Network, United/Optum Health, USA Managed Care IPA, and Zelis Healthcare.

If your insurance is not listed above, we are happy to check your eligibility and benefits. Please call or email us.

A conservative treatment option focused on reducing pain, regaining mobility and improving strength and coordination through specific exercises to help improve your physical capabilities.

Physical therapy can be a cost-effective alternative to avoid expensive surgeries, long term medication use, faster recovery process, & prevent future injuries. We provide patient education through evidence based practice to ensure safe and effective treatment plans that are backed by research studies.

Depends on your specific diagnosis, but it can include any of the following: therapeutic exercises, electrical treatment options, patient education, manual therapy or functional exercises.

Wear loose comfortable clothing that you can move in because you may get a little sweaty. Bring comfortable nonslip shoes.

Deductible is a fixed amount you must pay for services before your insurance plan starts to pay.

Co-pay is a fixed amount you pay for services after you’ve paid your deductible.

Co-insurance is a percentage of costs you pay after you’ve paid your deductible.

In 2014, California passed a law enabling individuals to seek physical therapy directly without prior consultation with a physician. However, certain insurance providers may not fully acknowledge this regulation, still mandating a prescription from a doctor before treatment. It's advisable to contact your insurance provider beforehand to understand their specific policies. If you're self-paying (cash-based) for your care, direct access always applies.
Under the direct access law, there are limitations: you are restricted to 12 visits or 45 calendar days of care, whichever comes first. To continue treatment beyond these limits, it's necessary to consult a licensed physician in person to obtain a diagnosis and/or prescription.