Your Questions, Answered
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Your first visit is designed to be unhurried, comprehensive, and personalized. We begin with an in-depth conversation about your medical history, lifestyle, movement patterns, and goals. This is followed by a thorough evaluation to identify the root cause of your pain or limitation. Together, we develop a tailored care plan that may include therapeutic treatments, recovery services, and—when appropriate—physician-led evaluation or injections. Our goal is clarity, comfort, and confidence from day one.
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No. We are a private, direct care practice and do not bill insurance. This allows us to provide transparent pricing, enhanced access, and personalized care without the delays, restrictions, or administrative burden associated with insurance-based models. We accept HSA/FSA, debit cards (including HSA/FSA cards), and major credit cards.
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Patients must be 18 years of age or older to participate in our services.
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A sports/orthopedic medicine physician is a medical doctor with advanced training in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. They specialize in joint, spine, tendon, ligament, and muscle disorders, as well as sports-related injuries. Their expertise includes advanced diagnostics, rehabilitation planning, and image-guided injection therapies to support healing and performance.
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You may benefit from seeing our physician if you have:
Persistent or worsening pain
A recent injury or trauma
Limited mobility or function
Joint, spine, or sports-related concerns
Interest in diagnostic evaluation or injection-based treatments
Our team will guide you on whether a physician visit is appropriate as part of your care plan.
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Athletic Trainers (ATs) are highly trained healthcare professionals who specialize in the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. They hold at minimum a master’s degree in athletic training, complete extensive clinical training, and are nationally certified and state licensed. Athletic trainers are experts in movement, biomechanics, injury rehabilitation, and performance optimization.
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While both are licensed healthcare professionals, their roles differ:
Athletic Trainers focus on movement quality, injury prevention, performance, and functional rehabilitation across active lifestyles. Athletic trainers have a portion of their education dedicated to managing emergent care situations, which is necessary for providing medical coverage for sporting events.
Physical Therapists often work within insurance-based models and focus on post-operative or medically prescribed rehabilitation. Physical therapists are qualified to provide therapeutic care for medical conditions outside of the orthopedic realm, including cardiac rehab, stroke and paralysis recovery, vertigo, Parkinson’s Disease, and muscular dystrophy; whereas athletic trainers specialize in musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.
Our model allows athletic trainers to deliver high-touch, performance-driven care without insurance limitations, making treatment more flexible and individualized.
Physical therapists are qualified to provide therapeutic care for medical conditions outside of the orthopedic realm, including cardiac rehab, stroke and paralysis recovery, vertigo, Parkinson’s Disease, and muscular dystrophy; whereas athletic trainers specialize in musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.
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Membership is simple and designed to provide a premium, seamless care experience. Once enrolled, members receive:
A curated welcome package
Monthly personalized treatment access
Preferred pricing on additional services
Complimentary heat or cold compression therapy with every visit
Unlimited access to our meditation and recovery spaces
Access to evidence-based therapeutic treatments
Unlimited use of premium recovery equipment (Theragun®, Normatec®, and more)
Priority access to schedule evaluations with our orthopedic/sports medicine physician (professional fees not included)
Our membership model ensures continuity of care, enhanced access, and a truly concierge-level experience.