Find a physical therapy clinic in Southbury, CT
Find a physical therapy clinic in Southbury, Connecticut
At BetterPT, we’re committed to making sure that your physical therapy booking experience is as seamless as possible. This means less tedious paperwork, no more back-and-forth with your provider about whether or not they take your insurance, and no more stress in finding the right clinic for you. More and more clinics are signing up to our platform every day, starting in the northeast and expanding rapidly throughout the country. Search above to match with a clinic in Connecticut.
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Direct Access makes self-referral for physical therapy easy in Connecticut.
Direct Access lets you self-refer for physical therapy. No prescription required.
Here are the Direct Access laws in Connecticut, as described by the American Physical Therapy Association:
Connecticut is one of 26 states that allow direct patient access to physical therapy with some provisions. To better understand direct access physical therapy in Connecticut and how you can start taking advantage of its benefits, here’s what you should know.
To practice via direct access for physical therapy in Connecticut, a physical therapist must:
Have a bachelor's degree and practiced physical therapy in Connecticut or elsewhere for at least four out of the most recent six years. Alternatively, they must obtain a master's degree or higher.
Refer a patient receiving direct access physical therapy treatment in Connecticut to an appropriate licensed healthcare provider if, upon examination or reexamination, the therapist determines that the condition for which the patient sought direct access to physical therapy in Connecticut has not objectively demonstrated improvement within a period of 30 consecutive days or at the end of six visits, whichever comes first.
Grade V spinal manipulation and such treatment shall only be performed by a physical therapist in Connecticut who:
Has (1) earned a bachelor's degree prior to January 1, 1998, and practiced physical therapy in Connecticut or elsewhere for at least four out of the most recent six years, or (2) earned a master's degree or higher in physical therapy from an accredited institution of higher education; and
Holds a specialist certification in orthopedic physical therapy from the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), or who has completed at least 40 hours of coursework in manual therapy—including Grade V spinal manipulation—and can provide proof of such education.
Keep in mind that physical therapists in Connecticut may not diagnose a disease.
Direct Access lets you self-refer for physical therapy. No prescription required.
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