F.A.Q.

What is physiotherapy?

“(a) physiotherapy is the art and science of physical or corrective rehabilitation or of physical or corrective treatment of any bodily or mental condition of any person by the use of the physical, chemical, and other properties of heat, light, water, electricity, sound, massage, and active, passive, and resistive exercise, and shall include physical therapy evaluation, treatment planning, instruction and consultative services. the practice of physiotherapy includes the promotion and maintenance of physical fitness to enhance the bodily movement related health and wellness of individuals through the use of physiotherapy interventions.”

Business and Profession Code, Division 2, Chapter 5.7, Article 2, Section 2620.

What injuries, pains, syndromes are treated at Living Freed, Inc.?

We successfully treat pain and injuries of the muscles, joints and nerves from head to toe. here is a list to name a few:

  • Head: migraines, vertigo, whiplash, tmj dysfunction

  • Neck: arthritis, neck pain, cervical radiculopathy, “stingers”, nerve impingement, muscle strain/pull,

  • Shoulder: shoulder pain, bursitis/tendonitis, rotator cuff tear, frozen shoulder, labral tear, dislocations, sprain/strain, fractures, post-surgery

  • Arm: tennis elbow, golfers elbow, carpal tunnel, fractures, sprain/strain, post-surgery

  • Back: upper/mid/low back pain, herniated/bulging disc, lumbar radiculopathy, sciatica, spinal stenosis, osteoporosis, spondylolisthesis, degenerative back disease, compression fractures, sprain/strain, post surgery 

  • Hip/Thigh: sciatica, snapping hip syndromes, illiotibial band syndrome, osteoarthritis, bursitis, piriformis syndrome, sprain/strain, post surgery, joint replacement

  • Knee: knee pain, patellofemoral pain, meniscus injury, acl/pcl/mcl/lcl tears, sprain/strain, post surgery, joint replacement, difficulty walking, poor balance

  • Ankle/Foot/Toes: ankle sprain, bunion, plantar fasciitis, fractures, instability, achilles tendonitis, high/low arch, spurs, post-surgery

How effective is this kind of assessment and treatment?

Very effective, because we take the time to listen and assess all of the potential factors causing your pain, we are able to get to the root of the issue.  Once the issue is identified, you are involved in the decision making process on how to proceed.  This is important because most solutions require you to be an active and committed part of the solution.  We base your treatment on methods that have been proven to be effective through research. check out our success stories on the testimonies page.

How is it possible for these treatments to resolve pain and injuries so much faster than other healthcare practitioners i have seen in the past?

There is a definite need for and respect due for each discipline.  If you have had various unsuccessful treatments in the past, it may be that the focus has been only on the symptoms or the effect of the symptoms.  Here at Living Freed, Inc. we use the holistic method of evaluation, to assess all potential factors causing your pain or limitation.  We get to the root of the issue, providing you with lasting results.  We don’t stop there; you are a critical part of the equation!  You need to be involved and empowered with the tools to maintain your progress. so, we review, with you, your options of evidence based treatments and take action!

How long after an injury should i wait to get treatment?

Don’t wait. the longer you wait the longer it takes to heal. make an appointment today!   We can help significantly speed up your body’s ability to recover and heal.

Will I have to stop participating in my sport/exercise routine while i am getting treatment?

You’ve got options; those options are based on your evaluation. for example, if you participating in your sport/exercise and it is making things worse then, stop.  If you need to participate, we can help get you prepared. If it’s something that is manageable, then you can keep playing.  We pride ourselves in getting you back

How many treatments will i need until i’m 100%

There is a wide variety of possible diagnosis and prognosis. after a thorough evaluation, we will provide you with a more accurate timeline.

Does living freed, inc. accept insurance?

No, we believe the care you receive should be based on medical necessity and determined by a medical professional.  Living Freed, Inc. practices a “patient first” business model and we believe you will see and feel the difference in quality when we focus on benefiting you first.

Insurance companies often dictate or negatively influence the quantity and quality of care because they follow the “business first” model.  Their priority is making money so your quality of care is sacrificed.  Insurance companies will only reimburse a fractional amount to the healthcare providers who accept insurance.  This forces the healthcare providers to see multiple patients an hour to stay in business. the end result is your quality of care declines.

Here at Living Freed, Inc. we refuse to let sub-par treatment be the case and we believe your quality of care should never be compromised.  Each of our patients receive an hour of individualized care, skilled one-on-one sessions, specialized hands on therapy and evidence based treatments.

Can i bill my insurance for reimbursement of my out-of-pocket expenses?

This depends on the insurance you have, but yes, most patients can get reimbursement for their treatments.   You should be able to print claim forms off your insurance company’s website, and send it in with the necessary receipts and treatment codes that will be provided upon request at the clinic.   The amount of reimbursement is completely dependent on your insurance plan.   If you call your insurance company to inquire, you should ask about reimbursement for “Out-of-Network Physical Therapy” expenses.

Do I need a referral to receive treatment?

No you do not need a referral to receive treatment.

I’ve read or have a friend with the same issue as me.  Can I just to what they did for treatment?

No!  Everyone’s body and problems are different.  You can potentially injury yourself more by doing something that was prescribed for someone else.  Make appointment today and get the appropriate treatment for your specific needs.