Telehealth physical therapy delivers expert physical therapy services remotely using a technology platform—allowing you to receive care without visiting a clinic in person.

Other terms for telehealth physical therapy include:

• Teletherapy
• Telerehab
• Virtual Physical Therapy

A virtual care session in our telehealth physical therapy program offers personalized, one-on-one treatment similar to an in-person visit. Through a video call, a licensed physical therapist will ask detailed questions about your condition, perform a movement assessment, and guide you through customized exercises—modifying them as needed for your comfort and proper form. Your therapist can demonstrate exercises live or use instructional videos from multiple angles to ensure you fully understand each movement, providing effective care from the comfort of your home.

• Utilize secure video conferencing on your computer, tablet, or smartphone
• Work one-on-one with a licensed physical therapist to assess your condition
• Receive real-time feedback during your sessions
• Get personalized modifications and recommendations for your current exercises and programs
• Maintain your physical therapy progress without disruption or regression.

Our therapists use a variety of secure video conferencing tools to connect with you. Before your appointment, your therapist will send a meeting link via email or text—whichever you prefer. At your scheduled time, simply click the link to start your video session and begin your treatment.

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In addition to our general contact information, your physical therapist may also provide you with their direct email and phone number for easier communication and ongoing support during your treatment.

No special equipment is required—your physical therapist will guide you using bodyweight movements or common household items.

For the best telehealth physical therapy session, choose a private, open space where you have enough room to sit, stand, and lie down comfortably while performing exercises. It’s important to avoid confined spaces like cars, which can limit your movement and affect the quality of your therapy. Additionally, since your physical therapist may ask questions about your health and current condition, a quiet and private environment helps protect your personal information and ensures a focused, confidential session.