Enhance Your Independence with Our Comprehensive Therapy Services

Home Therapy Solutions provides occupational therapy, physical therapy, and specialized services including pelvic health, pediatrics, neurological rehabilitation, and orthopedic care. Our focus is on improving function, independence, and quality of life across all ages. Services are available both in-home and in our clinic locations.

We provide therapy both in the home and in our clinic settings, depending on the individual’s needs and goals. In-home therapy allows us to address real-life challenges in the environment where they occur. Clinic-based care is available for those who benefit from specialized equipment or a structured setting.

We treat a wide range of conditions including balance and fall risk, pelvic health concerns, developmental delays in children, neurological conditions such as stroke, and orthopedic injuries. Our approach focuses on functional outcomes that improve daily life. Each plan of care is individualized based on the person’s goals and environment.

Yes, we work with individuals across the lifespan, from children with developmental needs to adults and older adults managing medical or functional challenges. Our team has specialized training in pediatrics, pelvic health, neurological rehabilitation, and aging-related care. This allows us to provide comprehensive, family-centered services.

 In many cases, a referral is not required to begin therapy, depending on your insurance and state regulations. Our team can help verify your benefits and guide you through the process. If a referral is needed, we assist in coordinating with your provider.

Many of our services are covered by Medicare and other insurance plans when medically necessary. Coverage depends on your specific plan and diagnosis. We verify benefits and explain any out-of-pocket costs before starting care.

Home Therapy Solutions focuses on real-life, functional outcomes by providing care in the environments where people live and function daily. We combine in-home and clinic-based services with a strong emphasis on individualized, patient-centered care. Our team is committed to helping people maintain independence and improve quality of life.

Physical therapy focused on the muscles and tissues in the pelvic area to treat conditions like bladder incontinence, bowel incontinence, pelvic pain, pain with intercourse, increased urgency, postpartum recovery, symptoms associated with pregnancy, and constipation.

Pelvic health PT is beneficial for women that are dealing with incontinence (bladder or bowel), constipation, pain with intercourse, chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis, menopausal changes, pelvic organ prolapse, and those that are pregnant and for postpartum recovery.

They assess your hips, back, pelvis, the function of your pelvic floor muscles, identify imbalances, and provide tailored exercises, education, and hands-on techniques to improve pelvic health.

Yes! It can help manage back pain, pelvic pain, "lightning crotch," incontinence, and prepare your body for childbirth.

Therapy can begin as early as 2 weeks postpartum to address issues like diastasis recti, incontinence, heaviness/pressure, or pelvic pain.

Absolutely. It can address scar tissue, core strength, and pelvic floor function impacted by the surgery. PT should be standard recovery after a c-section!

Yes, hormonal changes during menopause can lead to pelvic floor issues, vaginal dryness, and incontinence, which therapy can help address.

Yes! It doesn't matter if you have had incontinence for a few months or 10 years, pelvic health therapy can help.

Yes, it can address muscle tension, improve blood flow, and teach relaxation techniques to reduce pain during intercourse.

Pelvic pain can stem from muscle tightness, scar tissue, or conditions like endometriosis. Therapy focuses on identifying the cause and reducing discomfort.

Prolapse occurs when pelvic organs drop due to weakened muscles and is typically described as "heaviness or pressure". Therapy can help identify the issues and then provide strategies to manage symptoms.

No, it’s common but not normal. Therapy can help identifiy the issue whether it is weak pelvic floor muscles, poor pressure management, tight pelvic floor muscles, poor coordination and recruitment of the pelvic floor muscles that is causing the incontinence.

Your therapist will review your medical history, discuss your symptoms, and perform an assessment to create a personalized treatment plan.

Internal assessments are often helpful but not required. Your therapist will explain the process and only proceed with your consent.

Many women notice improvements within a few weeks, but consistency with therapy is key for long-term results.

Although many would prefer to jump right into previous levels of activity, it is important to see a pelvic health PT and let them help guide you with proper strenthening and return to running or lifting to help manage symptoms you may be experiencing postpartum or to avoid causing potential symptoms from jumping back into activity too soon.

Yes, men with conditions such as chronic prostatitis, erectile dysfunction, or pelvic pain can benefit greatly.

Absolutely. It can aid in regaining bladder control and improving overall function post-surgery.

Strong pelvic floor muscles can help with urinary control, reduce pain, and support sexual function.

Sessions typically involve an assessment of the pelvic floor muscles, hands-on techniques, exercises, and education tailored to the patient’s needs.

Most patients do not find it painful. Some discomfort might occur, especially when treating muscle tightness, but your therapist will work within your comfort level.

Many patients notice improvements within a few weeks, but the timeline depends on the severity of the condition and consistency with therapy.

Yes, therapy can address issues like muscle coordination and relaxation, which are essential for proper bowel movements.

Coverage depends on your plan, but many insurance companies do cover physical and occupational therapy, including pelvic floor therapy.

This varies by location and insurance. Some states allow direct access to physical therapy without a referral which is the case for most of our clients!

Physical therapy is a healthcare specialty that focuses on improving movement, function, and quality of life through exercises, hands-on techniques, and education.

PTs treat a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal injuries, chronic pain, post-surgical recovery, neurological disorders, pelvic floor issues, and more.

Your first session will include a thorough evaluation of your condition, medical history, and goals. The therapist will create a personalized treatment plan.

Many insurances let you start PT without a referral. Contact us to do an eligibility check on your insurance and we can provide you with more information regarding your specific insurance!

Sessions usually last 45 minutes to an hour, depending on your treatment plan.

The number of sessions varies based on your condition and goals. Your PT will provide a tailored plan after your evaluation.

Some treatments may cause mild discomfort, especially when addressing pain or stiffness, but your therapist will ensure you are comfortable throughout.

Yes, physical therapy can often reduce pain, restore function, and delay or eliminate the need for surgery in many cases.

PT helps older adults improve balance, reduce fall risks, maintain and improve strength, and manage chronic conditions like arthritis.

PT helps athletes recover from injuries, improve performance, and prevent future injuries.

We offer private pay and flexible payment plan options. Contact us for further information!

Yes, home exercises are an essential part of therapy and can speed up your recovery.

Let your PT know as soon as possible. They can adjust your plan to keep you on track. We do require a 24 hour notice for cancellations and if it is less than 24 hours there is a $50 late cancellation fee.

Results depend on the condition being treated and your commitment to the therapy plan. Some see progress in a few weeks, while others may take longer.

Yes, studies show physical therapy is highly effective for many conditions, especially when patients actively participate in their treatment plan.