Flexible care options: insurance accepted and transparent cash rates. We are in network with insurance and honor the contracted rates set by your policy. Prefer to pay directly? Our cash-pay evaluation is a flat $150, and you get a clear plan with no surprise bills. Here is exactly how it works.
Relieving pain is only step one. Our care runs in two phases: insurance covers the medically necessary work of getting you out of pain, and an individualized cash-based program builds the movement and strength that keep you out of it.
An in-depth clinical assessment of your joint mechanics, tissue tension and movement patterns. We map out the root cause of your pain and customize your treatment roadmap. When you book online, you choose insurance pay or cash pay.
Phase 1 is insurance-covered. Based on your evaluation, your PT assigns 3 to 6 targeted visits to eliminate active pain and restore normal joint function. Using the F.A.S.T Approach™, mechanical pain can be resolved in as few as 3 visits.
Phase 2 is a cash-based program. To fully correct the underlying movement issue and protect against re-injury, your care moves into an individualized program built around your lifestyle, athletic and functional goals.
Transformation requires consistency. To secure your spot on your clinician's calendar and keep your momentum, all program visits are scheduled right after your initial evaluation. You will see the same therapist at every visit.
No insurance, a high deductible, or simply prefer to pay directly? HSA and FSA accounts are very welcome, and our cash-pay rates are predictable and posted right here.
Monthly memberships keep you moving well between issues. See Everyday Memberships for individuals and families, and the Sports Ready Membership for teens and young adults.
Insurance pays based on why you are being seen, not who is providing the service. Our F.A.S.T evaluation shows whether your trouble stems from a mechanical joint restriction, a recent tissue injury, or an underlying pathology or ailment. From there, we can confidently determine medical necessity and guide you toward medical rehabilitation or biomechanical optimization.
For an active medical condition, structural injury or physical ailment that affects your daily life: recovering from joint surgery, healing a tissue tear, or treating severe balance deficits to prevent falls. A recent medical diagnosis must be documented and must match the PT's clinical findings. Your PT sets a plan of care with an end date. This care is billed to your insurance.
For people who are healthy, free of active medical injury, and want to optimize how they move for sport, hobbies and longevity: refining a golf or tennis swing, correcting lifting mechanics, improving posture and conditioning. You must pass a PT assessment confirming there is no active pathology. There is no strict end date. Wellness is excluded from insurance coverage, so you pay our flat cash rate directly and no claims are submitted.
A pathology is structural damage: the tissue itself is disrupted or diseased. A mechanical joint dysfunction is different. The tissues are completely intact, but they are being loaded incorrectly.
Think of it like a car. If a tire blows out, that is a pathology, a structural failure. If the wheels are out of alignment, the tires are perfectly fine, but they experience uneven friction, heat and premature wear. That alignment issue is a mechanical dysfunction. In your body, uneven friction and mechanical stress trigger pain receptors, causing pain, a secondary muscle spasm and a false weakness, even though an X-ray or MRI shows completely normal, healthy tissue.
When pain is driven strictly by a mechanical joint dysfunction, there is no structural injury and no medical diagnosis, and the pain resolves by fixing the mechanics. We call this biomechanical optimization: treatment that targets the movement system, not a medical condition.
Not sure which path fits you? Email admin@fixitpt.com or call Maple Grove at (651) 558-1715 or Vadnais Heights at (651) 797-4430.