Find a physical therapy clinic in Lewis Center, Ohio

Booking physical therapy in Ohio should be a seamless and stress-free experience. That’s our mission at BetterPT, and we are succeeding by helping patients leverage the benefits of direct access for physical therapy in Ohio and beyond. With direct access to physical therapy in Ohio, you don’t have to deal with piles of paperwork, back-and-forth calls with insurance, or really any of the stress that used to come with finding the right clinic for you. Now, you can find a PT, book appointments, and even read physical therapy reviews in Ohio all in one place. More and more clinics are signing up to the BetterPT platform every day, and more patients are using it to find physical therapy in Ohio they can trust. Put an end to typing “physical therapy near me in Ohio” and sorting through the long list of results. To find a physical therapist in Ohio that takes your insurance, has availability when you need, and is rated by your peers, just type in your location and insurance below.

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Fit For Life Physical Therapy - Lewis Center

1270 E Powell Rd

Lewis Center, OH 43035

2.97 mi. away

Fit For Life Physical Therapy - Upper Arlington

1344 W Lane Ave

Columbus, OH 43221

13.35 mi. away

ATI - Hilliard - Nike Station Way

5257 Nike Station Way

Hilliard, OH 43026

15.98 mi. away

Direct Access makes self-referral for physical therapy easy in Ohio.

Here are the Direct Access laws in Ohio, as described by the American Physical Therapy Association:

Ohio is one of 26 states that allow direct patient access to physical therapy with some provisions. Direct access physical therapy treatment in Ohio may be administered with the following provisions:

The physical therapist in Ohio must obtain a master’s degree or have two years of clinical experience.

If the patient does not demonstrate progress within 30 days of starting direct access physical therapy in Ohio, the PT must refer him or her to an appropriate healthcare provider.

The PT must notify the patient’s healthcare provider within the first five days of pursuing direct access to physical therapy in Ohio following the initial PT evaluation.

The PT may only apply certain orthotic devices.

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Direct Access lets you self-refer for physical therapy. No prescription required.