Our Services
Consultation
A 15-minute, complimentary call with your Doctor of Physical Therapy to discuss your current situation and determine if physical therapy is right for you!
15 mins
Physical Therapy
Sports Performance Training
In-person, this time will be spent evaluating your current impairments and functional limitations, implementing your individualized treatment plan, and providing a home exercise program to make further progress outside of the clinic.
30, 60, or 90 minute sessions based on your needs
Sports performance training - aimed to improve movement patterns, reduce risk of injury, and improve overall function.
60 minutes
Membership
** Custom Packages and Membership Available Upon Request **
Types of Interventions Available
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Therapeutic Exercise
Progressive loading
Individualized
Goal oriented exercises
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Manual Therapy
Soft Tissue Mobilization
Dry Needling
Cupping
IASTM
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Injury Prevention
Mobility
Strength
Balance
Power
Load Management
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Movement Assessments
Lifting Mechanics
Squatting Technique
Sport Specific Analysis
Do you take my insurance?
Art of Physical Therapy provides out-of-network care, meaning we do not file directly with your insurance company. After your appointment, you may file a health insurance claim yourself. Some insurance plans cover out-of-network services or may allow you to apply the service cost toward your out-of-network deductible. If you would like to file a claim, these are the steps to do so:
Request a Superbill from your physical therapist. This document provides vital information such as services received, the location of services, and the cost.
Fill out a Member Claim Form from your insurance company.
Submit the Superbill and the Member Claim Form to your insurance company.
**We highly recommend that you call your insurance company to determine the specific benefits of your plan. We cannot guarantee reimbursement.**
“What makes Dr. Ranndi truly remarkable is her own active lifestyle outside of work. This firsthand experience allows her to truly understand the importance of taking care of one’s body, not just for treating injuries but also for preventing them.”
— B. Taylor
