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You, or someone you know may have experienced low back pain. In fact, 1 in 4 American’s experience low back pain at any given time. Although it is common, low back pain is often misunderstood and left untreated.
Individuals with low back pain are faced with a variety of treatment options. Common practice includes prescription medication, wait and see approach, imaging and/or steroid injections. Current data shows, however, that physical therapy is one of the most effective ways to decrease pain and improve function. It also is one of the most cost effective approaches.
Don’t Wait - 14 Days Is Key to Your Recovery
Recent research has concluded a greater decrease in pain and higher level of functional improvement was achieved in patients who received physical therapy 14 days or less from when the pain began compared to patients who waited more than 14 days. Statistically, patients also recover FASTER the earlier they receive the right medical care.
Is Physical Therapy for Low Back Pain Covered by Insurance?
Physical therapy for low back pain is a covered benefit under insurance plans. Most insurance plans do not require a referral from your physician, but some do.
To simplify the process for you, our office is more than happy to verify your physical therapy insurance benefits prior to scheduling your first visit. You will receive information on referral requirements, coinsurance, copays, and your annual benefit, helping you make an informed decision.
For More Information or Questions
For more information regarding the treatment of Low Back Pain, please contact our office (541-515-6194) or visit our Low Back Pain Revolution website:
www.therapeuticassociates.com/LowBackPain
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