Living with Persistant Pain
We get it. Life gets busy and taking care of yourself requires time and engergy that many busy professionals, parents and caregivers feel they do not have. As a result, they put their own needs on the back burner and go about their lives learning to live with the pain. Everyone’s experience of living with persistent pain is different, but its impact on their physical and emotional health presents several commmon threads. Persistant pain or untreated injury eventually changes your ablity to complete the usual daily activities at home or work. It can negativly impact your physical strength, sleep, mental health, intamacy and personal relationships and over time even diminshrecovery.
We are passionate advocates in seeing our patients break this cycle, make progress in their healing and encourage a new understanding of what it means to live a healthy life.
We are passionate advocates in seeing our patients break this cycle, make progress in their healing and encourage a new understanding of what it means to live a healthy life.
Common Conditions We Treat
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What Makes Us Unique
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Unlike many other clinics with crowded treatment areas, we ensure that all physical therapy visits at Re-form allow you to receive one-on-one treatment with your therapist in a private room for 55 minutes. This distinctive approach allows you to get the most out of each visit and achieve your goals faster.
Our top priority is always to provide evidence based, quality care. Our physical therapists are leaders in the industry with extensive knowledge, experience, and education. Our commitment to you is to to remain up-to-date with the latest research and treatment options and regularly participate in quality continuing education to ensure you are experiencing the most advanced techniques available. |
What Our Patients Say
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John Doe, Amarillo Texas
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Susie Self, Amarillo Texas
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FAQ's
1. Do I need a physician referral?
In the state of Texas, a physical therapist can legally evaluate and treat patients within their scope of practice for 10 business days without a physician referral. Re-Form does offer direct access and accepts patients without physician referral, however we do understand the value of an interdisciplinary approach and will communicate with your physician or healthcare provider regardless of the duration of your therapy needs.
2. Do you accept insurance & self pay?
We do accept insurance and are currently in network with most major insurances companies and Medicare.
We do offer Self Pay and that rate is as follows:
We do offer Self Pay and that rate is as follows:
- Initial Evaluation - $140
- Follow-up visits - $120/session
3. Do you offer physical therapy fitness programs?
Suppose you are a Pilates or fitness client of Re-form and need a consultation with a physical therapist. We are available to provide consultation and will communicate with your Pilates or fitness instructor to modify your program, provide physical therapy services if indicated, or communicate with/refer you to a physician if needed.
Some clients prefer to have a physical therapist as their regular Pilates or fitness instructor due to certain conditions they are managing. We call this Clinical Pilates/Fitness. Whatever your needs, we will make sure to get you appropriate care and instruction, even if it isn't with us!
Some clients prefer to have a physical therapist as their regular Pilates or fitness instructor due to certain conditions they are managing. We call this Clinical Pilates/Fitness. Whatever your needs, we will make sure to get you appropriate care and instruction, even if it isn't with us!
What to Expect & Getting Started
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At your first visit, your therapist will perform an in-depth, one hour evaluation to determine your specific needs and impairments.
This begins with a subjective history assessment — including describing the onset and nature of your symptoms, pain level and patterns, and reviewing pertinent medical history and previous treatment. We will then perform a thorough physical exam to determine the cause of your symptoms. This may include evaluating your range of motion (ROM), strength, flexibility, aggravating movements, and special tests. Based on the information gathered in the assessment, your therapist with discuss a treatment plan that meets your needs physically and financially. |