you may schedule completely online if you wish (see schedule in the upper right hand corner), or you can call or text us at 913-213-3632.

This practice is privately owned and has a private room in a spa-like treatment space. The care you receive here is individualized without any distractions or without the sterility of a corporate or hospital setting.

Yes, I do. I take Blue Cross Blue Shield (all plans), Medicare part B (with and without supplemental insurance), and Tricare as in network and bill it in my office for you. I take Medicare Advantage plans and United Health Care has out of network in my office and bill it as OUT of network. All other insurance companies you will pay my self pay rate and I can provide you with a superbill to possibly be reimbursed by your insurance company by submitting it yourself.

For Medicare part B- physical therapy is covered after your Medicare deductible.

For other insurances - If you have a co-pay it will be subject to your specialist co-pay. Please message or email for an estimate if you have a deductible.

Wear what is comfortable! If you are being treated for your shoulder or neck, try and wear a tank top underneath of your clothes or I can provide you with a gown. If you are being treated for your knee or ankle try and wear loose fitting clothing if possible.

If you are having a total joint replacement and you are NOT having home healthcare come to your house you should schedule your appt with me 2-3 days after surgery (for hips and knees), and your doctor’s discretion for shoulders and other joints. If you are having home healthcare you must be discharged from home health the day before starting physical therapy with us. Other surgeries you can ask your doctor about time frame on starting physical therapy and schedule with me prior to your surgery as well. The more advance notice we have the easier it will be to accommodate your schedule.

Dry needling is an effective physical therapy treatment used to relieve muscle pain, reduce tension, and improve movement. A licensed physical therapist uses a thin, sterile needle to target muscle trigger points that cause pain and restricted motion. This evidence-based technique helps release tight muscles, increase blood flow, and restore normal function.

Dry needling causes a twitch or maximal contraction in the muscle. This feels like a cramp. It is short lived (20-30 secs) and most people describe it as uncomfortable but tolerable.

Typically with a pelvic floor evaluation we start with your history, and then we will do a thorough examination of the pelvis, lower back, pelvic floor, and lower extremities to assess and determine an appropriate treatment plan. This may or may not include an internal vaginal exam.

you can call or text me at 913-213-3632 or email me at brianne@wholebodymethodpt.com