The cost of therapy depends on the nature of your injury, the results of our initial assessment and what you want to accomplish. It is possible to give you an estimate of the cost and length of treatment after you have come in for your initial assessment.

As a skilled biokineticist, I will carefully assess the extent and nature of your injury, as well as your ability and desire to exercise. I will prescribe a tailor-made rehabilitation exercise program for you until you have recovered from your injury. However, if I think continuing your regular exercise program would be beneficial, I will encourage you to continue.

Yes, biokinetics is effective in conjunction with treatment provided by other providers. I believe in communicating and working closely with your other providers to optimize your recovery.

I assess your body to make a complete recovery and restore you to full function. I accomplish this by designing a treatment program specifically for you, your goals, and your injury. It is important to note that an injury causes dysfunction (and therefore pain) to your muscles, nerves, ligaments, cartilage, tendons, and blood vessels. It is a challenge for your body to restore everything to pre-injury function. The repair process may not be fully completed and even if the pain is gone, you may develop scar tissue, adhesions, or a weak tissue structure that is susceptible to re-injury.

Therefore it is important to receive biokinetic treatment.

After your evaluation, your therapist will determine the number of times you will need to be seen. The extent and seriousness of your injury will be a primary consideration for determining the amount of treatment you will need. On average, we see clients 2-3 times a week for 6 weeks.