FAQ

Shokunin Performance Rehab provides cash pay physical therapy services and is an out-of-network provider. Please contact your insurance company regarding your out-of-network benefits because you could get reimbursement by submitting a superbill.

We are currently not accepting Medicare and other federal plans, and are unable to see Medicare qualified clients at this time.

Direct access physical therapy refers to the ability of patients to seek direct treatment from a licensed physical therapist without the need for a physician's referral or prescription. Oregon is a direct access state for physical therapy services. As a result of legislative changes effective January 1, 2014, a physical therapist is no longer required to limit treatment of a self-referred patient to 60 days before having to refer the patient to a provider identified in ORS 688.132(1).

Cash pay physical therapy refers to paying out-of-pocket for the services without involving insurance companies or third-party payers. Cash pay therapy eliminates the hassle of dealing with insurance claims, pre-approvals, and paperwork.

Some insurance policies may cover out-of-network providers or reimburse a portion of the cash pay expenses. It is advisable to contact your insurance provider and inquire about their specific reimbursement policies.

Superbills are commonly used by healthcare providers who do not directly participate in a patient's insurance network or by patients with out-of-network insurance coverage. When utilizing out-of-network insurance, patients are responsible for submitting their superbills directly to their insurance provider for reimbursement, usually through a claims process.

One of the significant benefits of cash pay physical therapy is the transparency in costs. Patients are fully aware of the fees upfront, allowing them to budget and plan their healthcare expenses more effectively.