Frequently Asked Questions:
What Does it mean to provide Cash‑Based, Concierge Physical Therapy & Wellness care for Athletes?
1. What does “cash‑based” physical therapy mean?
It means you pay us directly—no insurance. That lets us give you one-on-one, hands-on sessions without delays, caps, or approvals.
2. Why doesn’t V3 PT accept insurance?
We reject insurance limitations to deliver truly personalized, evidence-informed care—faster results, deeper focus. You're not just another number.
3. What is included in a New Client Evaluation?
A 60-minute, full assessment to identify injury risks, wellness goals, or barriers to performance. You’ll get a tailored plan to get you back to peak form.
(Fee: $275)
4. What’s a Wellness Visit?
A focused 45-minute session to address general wellness, mobility, or maintenance checkins. Perfect for fine-tuning performance and staying injury-free.
(Fee: $200)
5. What conditions or clients do you specialize in?
We serve sports, tactical, and endurance athletes who demand results. Whether you're recovering, preparing, or pushing limits, our concierge model supports your unique needs.
6. Do I need a doctor's referral?
No referral is required. You can directly book your evaluation or wellness session and get started immediately.
7. What can I expect during my first visit?
Expect personal attention from start to finish—a movement and performance assessment, hands-on treatment, and a customized plan aligned with your sport or goals.
8. How do session types and pricing work?
New Client Evaluation (60 min): $275
Wellness Visit (45 min): $200
Wellness Visit (30 min): $175
Costs are transparent.
9. Do you offer any discounts?
TADD - Tactical Active Duty Discount
Are you active duty with the military, serving on the Police Force, or with the Fire Department? Reach out today for focused care so you’re ready when the call comes!
10. Why choose V3 PT?
Because we’re different: no crowded clinics or rushed care. Just expert-level, athlete-focused treatment—delivered on your terms to enhance performance, recovery, and resilience.