You’re not wondering how you’ll get to another appointment. You’re not sitting in a waiting room when you could be resting. You’re working with a physical therapist who comes to you, evaluates your actual living space, and builds a plan around your real daily routine.
That means fall prevention strategies that account for your hallway layout. Balance training that uses your furniture, not generic gym equipment. Gait training on the surfaces you actually walk on every day.
The outcome isn’t just fewer appointments on your calendar. It’s regaining confidence in your own home. Moving without second-guessing every step. Getting back to the activities that matter without someone else driving you there.
Recovery happens faster when you’re comfortable. And you’re most comfortable where you already are.
We’ve been providing in-home physical therapy across Long Island for over a decade. We’re not new to Woodmere or the Five Towns—we know the area, the community, and what it takes to deliver care people can count on.
Our therapists are licensed, our services are Medicare-covered, and we accept most commercial insurance. We also work closely with nearby facilities like Mount Sinai South Nassau and Northwell Health, so if your doctor recommends home therapy, we’re already part of that conversation.
What sets us apart isn’t flashy marketing. It’s showing up on time, doing the work, and treating you like someone who deserves straight answers and real results. That’s how we’ve built trust here since 2010.
First, we verify your insurance and schedule an initial evaluation at your home. A licensed physical therapist comes to you, assesses your mobility, strength, balance, and any pain or limitations you’re dealing with. They also look at your home environment—stairs, bathroom setup, furniture placement—to understand what’s helping or hurting your recovery.
From there, they build a treatment plan specific to your needs. That might include therapeutic exercise, joint pain treatment, neuromuscular re-education, or pre and post surgery rehabilitation. Each session happens in your home, using techniques and equipment that fit your space.
You’ll also get a personalized home exercise program. These aren’t generic printouts—they’re based on your evaluation and designed to keep progress going between visits.
Sessions are scheduled around your life, not ours. And if something changes—your pain increases, your mobility improves faster than expected—we adjust the plan. You’re not locked into a one-size-fits-all protocol.
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You get a full evaluation, a personalized treatment plan, and ongoing therapy sessions with a licensed physical therapist. That covers everything from fall prevention and balance training to stroke rehabilitation and occupational therapy when needed.
For Woodmere residents, this matters more than you might think. The Five Towns has an aging population, and many homes here weren’t built with mobility challenges in mind. We address that directly—recommending adaptive equipment, modifying how you move through your space, and training you to navigate your actual environment safely.
We also specialize in gait training and resistance and strength training for people recovering from surgery or injury. If you’ve had a joint replacement, a fall, or a neurological event, we help you rebuild strength and coordination in the place where you’ll actually be using it.
And because we accept Medicare and most commercial insurance, you’re not choosing between quality care and affordability. You’re getting both.
Yes. Medicare Part B covers outpatient physical therapy services when they’re medically necessary and ordered by your doctor. That includes in-home therapy if you’re homebound or have difficulty traveling to a clinic.
We’re a Medicare-approved provider. We handle the billing and verification directly, so you’re not stuck figuring out coverage on your own. Most of our patients in Woodmere pay little to nothing out of pocket once their deductible is met.
If you have a Medicare Advantage plan or supplemental insurance, coverage works similarly. We accept nearly all commercial insurances, and we’ll confirm your benefits before your first visit. No surprises.
We treat joint pain, balance issues, post-surgical recovery, stroke rehabilitation, neurological conditions, and injury rehabilitation. If you’re dealing with limited mobility, frequent falls, or difficulty performing daily tasks, in-home therapy can help.
Common reasons people in Woodmere call us: recovering from hip or knee replacement, managing arthritis pain, regaining strength after a hospital stay, or preventing falls after a balance-related incident. We also work with stroke survivors and people with Parkinson’s, MS, or other neurological conditions that affect movement.
Each plan is different. Your therapist evaluates your specific situation and builds treatment around what you need to improve—not a generic protocol. That might mean gait training, therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular re-education, or a combination of approaches.
The biggest difference is context. In a clinic, you’re working in a controlled environment that doesn’t reflect your real life. At home, your therapist sees the stairs you actually climb, the bathroom you actually use, and the furniture you actually navigate around.
That means better fall prevention strategies. More practical balance training. Exercises that fit your space and your routine. Your therapist can also recommend modifications—grab bars, lighting changes, furniture repositioning—that make your home safer without you having to describe it secondhand.
There’s also no commute. If getting to appointments is stressful, painful, or logistically difficult, that stress disappears. You save time, energy, and the physical strain of travel. For many people in Woodmere, especially those recovering from surgery or managing chronic conditions, that alone makes a significant difference in how quickly they improve.
It depends on your condition and your goals. Some people need a few weeks of therapy after surgery. Others benefit from several months of treatment for chronic pain or neurological rehabilitation.
Your therapist will give you an estimate after the initial evaluation. They’ll also reassess your progress regularly and adjust the plan as needed. If you’re improving faster than expected, we don’t drag it out. If you need more time, we make sure you get it.
Medicare and most insurance plans approve therapy in episodes, typically with a set number of visits. We work within those limits and communicate clearly about what’s covered. If you’re close to your limit and still need care, we’ll discuss options before you’re caught off guard.
Most of our Woodmere patients see meaningful improvement within the first month. But recovery isn’t linear, and we’re not here to rush you through a checklist.
We serve Woodmere and the surrounding Five Towns area, including Cedarhurst, Lawrence, Inwood, and Hewlett. We also cover other parts of Nassau County and much of Suffolk County.
If you’re close to Woodmere but not sure if we come to your neighborhood, just ask. We’ve been serving Long Island since 2010, and our coverage area is extensive. We work with patients near Mount Sinai South Nassau, Northwell Health facilities, and other hospitals in the region.
Distance isn’t usually the issue. What matters more is whether in-home therapy is right for your situation and whether your insurance covers it. We’ll answer both of those questions upfront so you know exactly what to expect before scheduling anything.
You need a doctor’s order. If your physician has already recommended physical therapy, we can move forward from there. If not, talk to your doctor about whether in-home therapy makes sense for your condition.
Once we have the order, we verify your insurance and schedule your initial evaluation. That first visit usually lasts about an hour. Your therapist will assess your mobility, strength, pain levels, and home environment, then build a treatment plan based on what they find.
From there, we schedule regular sessions at times that work for you. Most people start with two to three visits per week, but that varies depending on your needs and your insurance coverage. You’ll also get a home exercise program to follow between visits.
The whole process is straightforward. No waiting lists, no runaround. Just real therapy delivered where you need it most.
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