Feel free to call to discuss the particulars of your situation. I work best with people who expect to be on a healing journey, with those who are open to non-traditional techniques, and those who believe that they could be feeling / functioning better. We may NOT be a good fit if you are looking for treatment in a gym setting, only want to focus on the area that hurts, are not comfortable with non-Western treatment philosophies, or prefer to not work on the issue at home.

Feel free to contact me between visits if you have any questions or concerns. I want you to feel comfortable about your home program and activities. You may use email, text, or phone and can expect to hear back within 24 hours.

Layers of clothing that allows access to your skin (legs, back, neck, arms). This may include shorts, tank top, sports bra.

Yes.

We can schedule a time to do a test run on your computer to make sure that you are comfortable with the technology.

You will be charged the full session rate if cancellations are made within 24 hours of your appointment.

If you are experiencing symptoms of illness within 24 hours of your appointment, please contact Jennifer at 510-543-1637 to discuss a plan.

For Oregon and Washington residents: You do NOT need a prescription from a doctor to receive physical therapy services for musculoskeletal conditions. If you are seeking reimbursement from your insurance company, they may require a physician’s prescription.

For California residents: If you have an insurance plan other than Kaiser, you may start physical therapy without a referral from your doctor. California allows for “direct access” to physical therapists for 45 days or 12 visits (whichever comes first). At this time, you will need to have your MD or PA sign a physical therapy plan of care in order to continue treatment.

If you have Kaiser insurance, you must have a written medical diagnosis and / or a referral to physical therapy services prior to your first visit with Being in Balance Physical Therapy. You will need to bring a copy of a visit note or prescription for physical therapy that includes a diagnosis related to your complaint / condition.

For Medicare recipients: Please call to discuss your particular situation.

Being in Balance Physical Therapy is an out of network provider. This means that we do not contract or participate with insurance companies. Patients are responsible for payment at the time of the appointment. Upon request, clients will be provided with an itemized superbill to submit for out of network reimbursement from their insurance company.

Check, cash, Venmo, and Zelle

Physical therapy services are available for pets (dogs, cats, and other small animals) in Oregon and Washington. You will need to obtain a written referral from your vet prior to beginning services.