No. In the state of Iowa, you do not need a referral from your doctor to be seen by a physical therapist. If you have a referral, please make it available at your first appointment. I will fax any pertinent notes regarding your treatment plan to your doctor. Collaboration with other providers on your healthcare team is always encouraged.

Hatch Physical Therapy accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance plans for office visits. Hatch Physical Therapy is an out-of-network provider for all other insurance plans.  If you would like to submit it to your insurance company personally for reimbursement, I will provide you with an itemized invoice after each visit. I will be considered “out of network”.  Reimbursement for out-of-network services is not guaranteed.

Yes. Acceptable forms of payment include HSA/FSA accounts, check, cash, or credit card.

For a child or baby: a living room or room with open floor space is preferred. Have a few of your child’s favorite toys available. 

For breastfeeding concerns: wherever you feel most comfortable. It is usually helpful to assess feeding in the chair that you use most often for breastfeeding.

For women’s pelvic health concerns: wherever you feel most comfortable. I will provide a treatment table and linens.

For women and children, please wear clothing that is comfortable and easy to move in. If I am assessing your baby, I may ask you to dress them down to their diaper during my assessment.

Please be sure to secure your pet in a separate space during our session. As much as I love your furry friends, they may be a distraction to your session!

Yes. Hatch Physical Therapy offers Telehealth (virtual) visits upon request.