Getting Started
Prior to your visit, we invite you to download, print and complete some of our new patient forms. Please bring these forms to your initial visit. These forms will need to be completed prior to any treatment. Please also bring your physical therapy referral from your doctor along with your insurance card and drivers license. If your injury is through a workers compensation case or an auto claim please have the insurance contact information and claim number.
We accept most major private, MedPay, PPO and Worker’s Compensation Insurances:
- AAA Auto
- AARP
- Aetna Medicare Advantage
- Affinity/Stanford
- Allstate Auto
- Bankers Life Insurance
- Beech Street
- Blue Shield Medicare Advantage
- Centene
- Champ VA
- CCMSI Network
- Corvel
- Department of Labor
- Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
- Farmers Inurance
- Federal Employee Program (FEP)
- First Health
- GEHA
- Geico Auto
- Hartford Insurance
- Health Comp
- Health Net
- Health Smart
- Helmsmann workers comp
- Hill Physicians
- Humana
- ILWU-PMA
- Interplan
- Integrated Health Plans
- JT 2
- Laborers Health & Welfare
- Liberty Mutual MPN Network
- Mail Handlers Benefit (MBHP)
- Meritain Health
- Muli-Plan
- Mutual of Omaha
- Nationwide Auto
- NEIHBP
- Palmetto GBA Medicare
- Ports America
- Progressive Insurance Auto
- Republic Indemnity
- Travelers MPN Network
- Schools Insurance Authority
- Sedgwick CMS
- Sentry Insurance
- Stanford/Affinity
- State Farm Insurance
- Sutter East Bay Medical Foundation
- Sutter workers comp
- Triwest/Tricare
- UFCW
- United Healthcare Medicare Advantage Plan
- USAA Auto
- WPS Tricare
- Zurich
Out-of-Network Insurances
United Healthcare PPO
Anthem PPO
Out of State Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Cigna PPO
Please check with us. Your insurance plan may offer excellent out-of-network benefits. If not, you have the option to pay our cash rate and we can provide you with a statement to provide to your insurance to get reimbursed.
Why we don’t accept your insurance
1) The most common reason we may not accept your insurance is that their rates are to low to provide a quality service. Low rates mean that a therapist has to see many more patients in a day, which lowers the quality of care. Some insurances have not raised their rates in over 10 years
2) Your insurance may have other policies that have made them very difficult to work with along with subpar reimbursement rates. Examples are excessive authorization procedures, poor communication with getting benefits or authorizations and administrative red tape. Insurances have drastically worsened their reimbursements and restrictive policies creating a difficult environment and becoming prohibitive to work with.