Find a physical therapy clinic in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

At BetterPT, we believe in transforming the process of how patients book and find physical therapy in South Carolina. You shouldn’t have to deal with the extensive paperwork, long calls with insurance, and stress that used to come with trying to find a physical therapist in South Carolina. Instead, BetterPT lets you enjoy the benefits of direct access for physical therapy. With direct access to physical therapy in South Carolina you don’t need a referral to find a PT and book an appointment. Plus, on the BetterPT platform you can not only find and book with a PT, but also read physical therapy reviews for South Carolina to ensure you’re finding the right clinic for you. More physical therapists are signing up to our platform every day, and more patients are using us to find physical therapy in South Carolina and across the country. Discover why they’re turning to BetterPT to get the benefits of direct access for physical therapy. To get started, type in your location and insurance info below to match with a physical therapist in South Carolina.

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

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

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

If there is no physician referral and the PT treats the patient via direct access physical therapy in South Carolin beyond 30 days from the initial evaluation, the PT must refer the patient to an appropriate healthcare provider.

The PT must refer the patient to an appropriate healthcare professional in South Carolina if the PT feels that the patient’s care goes beyond the direct access physical therapy scope of practice.

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