Frequently Asked Questions

At Performance Driven Physical Therapy, you will only be seen by a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Your plan of care will be tailored to your needs and goals. All sessions will be one on one. You will never be scheduled with another patient.

Delaware is direct access state. You do not need a script from the doctor for the first 30 days of your Physical Therapy Services. If you are interested in Dry Needling, you will need a script from the doctor requesting “dry needling.”

You should wear something comfortable to help your therapist assess your movements. Bring any changes in clothing necessary to allow your Physical Therapist to assess the body part.

Upon scheduling, you will receive an email with an intake form for you to fill. Please complete the form before coming to your appointment. Please arrive 15 min in advance. We want to make sure everyone has enough time for a proper evaluation.

Each appointments will be about an hour long.

Performance Driven Physical Therapy is an out-of-network provider, operating through fee-for-service. Payments are accepted in full at the time of service, including cash, check, debit, and all major credit cards. All patients are provided a bill for services which you can then submit to your insurance carrier for reimbursement through your out-of-network benefits.

As an out-of-network provider, Performance Driven Physical Therapy, LLC, has the ability to treat clients one-on-one for the entire duration of the session, unlike insurance-based practices. This allows for patient care to be dictated by YOUR unique condition and needs, and NOT your insurance. This will also allow your Doctor of Physical Therapy to spend great time assessing and performing hands-on techniques to address your musculoskeletal issues. Therefore, the recovery from injury is much faster, and often times more cost effective compared to the high deductible and copays required through the insurance model.

1) Do I have out of network benefit? 

2) What are my in/out of network deductible? (If it is the same amount or are they shared).  

3) How much of my deductible have I met so far (both in and out of network)? 

4) After meeting my in/out of network deductible, how much will I get reimburse for Physical Therapy (specialist)? 

5) Is my deductible calendar year or benefit year (if benefit year then what date does it cover?) Some insurance doesn’t go January to December. Some go like June to May. 

6) How do I submit my claims?

7) Do I need a script for Physical Therapy?