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Top 10 physical therapists in Camden, NJ

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Shakti Shiva Holistics

Shakti Shiva Holistics

New on Thervo
Offers online services
2 hires on Thervo
Serves MIDDLE CITY WEST, PA
Certified Yogic Arts Yoga Instructor, Certified Thai Massage Therapist, Certified Reiki Healer, 1 years training at the Swedish Institute in NYC, 1 year at the School of Integrative Nutrition, Raw Food Chef and Counselor, Mind/Body/Spirit Integrative Multimodality Counseling, Tantra and Sacred Relationship Teacher and Counselor, 10 plus years experience.
Brian Beno MPT, CertMDT

Brian Beno MPT, CertMDT

5.0(2)
1 hire on Thervo
Serves Chalfont, PA
J J. says, "The McKenzie Method was helpful at getting my pain under control and xtra benefit my therapist came to me at my home for mobile visits!!!!!!!" Read more
Indigo Dreams

Indigo Dreams

5.0(4)
2 hires on Thervo
Serves Mt Laurel Township, NJ
Cindy says, "My sis received a massage today and she absolutely loved it! I will highly recommend. Came with candles and relaxation music. . Steve was friendly and professional! I will definitely reach out to him in the future." Read more
KimPearce

KimPearce

New on Thervo
Serves Philadelphia, PA
I’m a very straight forward person and I treat my clients with respect, love and satisfaction. Kindly hit up for booking. Thanks
Push And Pull Massage/Bodywork

Push And Pull Massage/Bodywork

New on Thervo
Serves Philadelphia, PA
The sessions I have with clients can serve many functions. Some examples include destressing, pain relief, transforming long-persisting structures and patterns in the body, and decoding emotions embedded in these holding patterns. No matter the intention, my work is a tool that my clients use in their self-healing journeys. Generally, our sessions involve a lot of me listening to your tissues. The techniques and level of pressure I use will come from what the body's tissues request, what you feel comfortable with, and what your goals are. This can range from gentle holding and rocking to deep pressure and stretching. Most find the intensity ...
Maggie Entertainment

Maggie Entertainment

New on Thervo
Offers online services
Serves New York, NY
We offer an excellent musical service (we know the venues and the ticketing options very, very well) and unparalleled customer support. I am flexible, professional and always customer service oriented.
Jenny Massage Institution

Jenny Massage Institution

New on Thervo
Serves New York, NY
I'm Jamie, specialized in deep tissues, sports massage, chair massage, aromatherapy and any type of massage you would like, I'm just one text away. The best pleasure palace for you.

Your Physical Therapy questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thervo.

Physical therapy costs $20 to $55 per session with insurance or $75 to $150 per session without insurance. Physical therapy fees depend on the type of injury or condition, treatment received, and the total number of sessions prescribed. Costs may fall in the higher end of the range if a session includes specialized treatment, such as massage, hydrotherapy, or electrical stimulation therapy.

The cost of physical therapy also includes an initial session to evaluate your condition, set goals for progress, and develop a treatment plan.

Physical therapy (PT) is a treatment method to restore mobility, improve functional movement, reduce or eliminate acute and chronic pain, and strengthen muscles weakened by injury or illness. PT is commonly prescribed after you undergo surgery, such as knee or hip replacement, or to help you recover after a sports injury or car accident.

Physical therapy, also called physiotherapy, may include some or all of the following:

  • Exercises for strength and mobility
  • Massage therapy
  • Heat or cold therapy
  • Electrical current or ultrasound therapy
  • Light therapy
  • Hydrotherapy

During your initial assessment, your physical therapist will work with you to create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your injury or illness.

Yes, most licensed physical therapists accept major insurance plans and Medicare. Check with your health insurance provider to confirm your coverage and copay amounts. You can often minimize your copay by selecting a therapist from within your insurance provider's network.

If your injury is the result of an accident, your physical therapy expenses may be covered by Workers' Comp or automobile insurance.

The duration of physical therapy depends on the injury or condition being treated, your goals, and your rate of healing. The total length of physical therapy can be weeks or months. Your therapist will also prescribe exercises for you to perform on your own in between sessions, and your recovery process depends greatly on how much time you devote to the exercises.

A typical physical therapy session lasts 30 to 90 minutes and takes place two to three times per week. As your body recovers over time, the therapist may recommend reducing the frequency to once or twice per week.

Wear comfortable clothes that allow you to move freely and easily, such as loose-fitting t-shirts and athletic shorts or pants, along with socks and sneakers or non-skid shoes. Make sure the clothing allows the physical therapist to access any areas of injury.

Remove any dangling jewelry, like necklaces, earrings, or bracelets. Avoid wearing sandals, boots, or open-toed shoes.

When searching for physical therapy, follow these guidelines:

First, consider whether you want to see a specialist with advanced certification in one of these areas:

  • Cardiovascular and pulmonary
  • Neurology
  • Oncology
  • Orthopedics
  • Geriatrics
  • Pediatrics
  • Sports injuries

After determining if you need a specialist or a standard physical therapist, take these steps:

  • Ask for recommendations from your medical provider.
  • Read reviews on Thervo and Google.
  • Confirm the physical therapist is licensed to practice in your state.
  • Ask if the physical therapist accepts your health insurance and if they'll submit the claims on your behalf.

Ask the physical therapist these questions before scheduling a session:

  • How much experience do you have in treating my condition?
  • Will the sessions take place at your office or do you offer in-home physical therapy?
  • Will I see the same physical therapist for each session?
  • How should I prepare for the visit?
  • How many times a week should I get therapy?
  • How long will each visit last?
  • What are the short-term and long-term goals for my physical therapy?
  • How soon can I expect to see results?
  • Do you accept my health insurance?
  • Do you submit the claims to my health insurance on my behalf?
  • What is your cancellation policy?

Reviews for Camden physical therapists

Recent success stories from people in the Camden area.
Jerry L.
Fixed my herniated and bulging discs in my neck and back in 6 visits. No surgery or pain meds for me. Bye Bye Sciatica
Brian Beno MPT, CertMDT
Vanessa
I loved his presentation the Ambienceand his warm embrace . Indigo Dreams founder Stephen Holliday was very Pleasant and patient with me. I described my issues in certain areas and he was able to hit those spots. This young man was very professional and made me comfortable to be in his presence.
Indigo Dreams
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