Frequently Asked Questions

  • At Movement Physio and Wellness, we help adults struggling with bladder, bowel, and sexual dysfunction. We most typically see women during pregnancy, postpartum, or menopause. We also treat men struggling with pelvic floor problems like pelvic pain, urinary urgency, and constipation. We do not treat pediatrics but will see teenagers on a case by case basis.

  • We are an out-of-network provider, which allows us to provide the highest level of one-on-one care without insurance restrictions. This means longer treatment sessions, a personalized plan designed just for you, and faster results. Many of our patients use HSA/FSA funds or submit for reimbursement through their insurance. We'd be happy to guide you through that process.

  • Here are some key differences between our practice and insurance based clinics:

    Our practice

    • 1:1 for a full hour with your selected pelvic health therapist

    • Holistic, full body approach with treatments dictated by what you need, not what your insurance will pay for

    • Faster results and only need to come typically 1x a week

    • Personalized treatment plan focused on high level goals that will help you reach returning to an active Colorado lifestyle.

    • Our therapists have smaller caseloads than insurance based clinics, meaning you are heard and cared for, not just another number.

    • Transparent pricing, no surprise bills

    Insurance Based Clinics

    • Shorter treatment times and might have to be seen by an aide or tech

    • Cookie-cutter treatment approaches that your insurance decides what they will pay for

    • Multiple visits a week, taking up more of your time

    • Bare minimum treatments that might only include pelvic floor internal work and a couple stretches.

    • Often treatment is cut off once you are out of pain, but still struggling with mobility or weakness, thus the problem returns.

    • Unclear pricing, surprise bills after claims are submitted to insurance

  • No! Colorado is a “Direct Access” state for physical therapy, meaning you typically do not need a referral to see a physical therapist or occupational therapist. Even if your doctor recommends a specific clinic for you, it is in your right to choose the clinic that fits your needs the best!