Request an appointment.

Three reasons people stall. None of them apply here.

You have probably had this tab open before and closed it. Not because you do not want the pain gone, but because booking felt like it required something you do not have yet: a referral, a diagnosis, or a number you can live with. Here is where each of those actually stands.

You do not need a referral

Louisiana allows direct access to physical therapy. That means you can be evaluated and treated here without a physician’s referral, and without a doctor’s appointment first to earn the right to be seen. If you already have a referral, bring it. If you do not, nothing about your visit changes.

You do not need a diagnosis

Working out what is going on is our job, not your homework. You do not have to know whether it is a disc or a nerve or a rotator cuff. Describe it in your own words: which movement sets it off, when it started, what you have stopped doing because of it. The evaluation exists to turn that description into a cause and a plan.

If you would rather see what we treat before you type anything, start with the conditions we see.

You will not be guessing at the cost

Before your first visit, we run a check of your insurance benefits and tell you what your plan covers and what it leaves to you. If you are uninsured or not using insurance, you can ask for a Good Faith Estimate in writing before you schedule. Either way, you get the number before you get a bill. The carriers we are in network with are listed on our insurance page.

What the form actually does

Five short questions, and none of them require your insurance card. It is a request, not a commitment: nothing is charged and nothing is locked in. A real person calls you back to confirm a time that fits around your shift, your kids, or your route.

If you would rather just talk, call (985) 326-7260. The office is open Monday and Wednesday until 6:00pm, and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday until 5:00pm.

The people who wait longest are usually the ones everybody else leans on: the one who works offshore and will not be the reason the crew is short-handed. Nobody regrets starting too early.