Together, we will build a path to a better, more vibrant life.
Connecting you with us
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What are you looking for?
I collaborate with clients to identify their needs, aspirations, and barriers, crafting personalized strategies for short-term and long-term sustainable change.
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Personalized suggestions.
Elevate Your Wellness with Personalized Concierge Therapy. Tailored support from licensed professional, in the comfort of your home.
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Pick the right therapist.
My commitment is to support you every step of the way, ensuring that you thrive not just physically, but as a complete, fulfilled individual.
FAQs
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Medical History and Medication Review:
The therapist will gather relevant health information, including past medical history and current medications, to ensure that any treatment is safe and effective.
Goal Setting:
The therapist will discuss your personal goals to align the treatment plan with your expectations, whether it’s pain management, mobility improvement, or achieving specific physical / functional benchmarks.
Plan of Care Development:
Together you and the therapist will create a customized care plan based on the initial assessment findings and your personal goals.
Assessment:
The first session is detailed, taking at least one hour to allow for a comprehensive systems assessment. This ensures that all aspects of the patients condition are understood, including movement patterns, pain levels, specific limitations, etc.
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Each follow up session with your therapist is approximately 60mins.
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Coast Elite PT is a cash-based practice. However, you may request a super bill to present to your insurance for potential reimbursement.
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The number of visits can fluctuate depending on your needs and goals. You and your therapist will discuss your plan of care and decide on a frequency that works best for you.
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Yes. This can be scheduled as an in-person visit or telehealth visit depending on the appointment type and needs. This is a great way to collaborate with your medical team to ensure your care is transitioned well and help facilitate other needs such as bracing, seeking referrals, communicating your responses to treatments, advocating for your needs, etc.
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Transitions can be challenging, especially when changing environments and/or your physical/medical condition(s) have changed. Let your therapist help you with this process by performing home assessments, equipment needs assessment, education on post-op expectations, safety recommendations, and interprofessional collaboration with your medical team for discharge planning. Depending on an individual’s needs, a telehealth or in-person visit can be scheduled.