Restoring You Back to YOU!
About Us
At Restored Movement Physical Therapy, we want to make receiving physical therapy services convenient for you. We provide Physical Therapy services in the comfort of your own home, gym, or location of your preference. Improving your overall health and movement is a key goal of ours.
We understand the limitations of insurance and how it can play a factor in limiting the treatment you receive. Therefore, our focus is on getting you better as quickly as possible.
Our target audience is the active individual that wants to return to participating in their favorite activities, while ensuring it’s done pain free. We provide a hands on approach to your treatment by incorporating specific exercises along with various treatment techniques to help restore you to your highest level of activity.
Meet Dr. Bennett
Dr. Larry W. Bennett II has been a practicing Physical Therapist for over 10 years. He is a 2006 graduate of Alabama State University where he received his clinical doctorate of Physical Therapy. He has clinical experience with geriatrics, orthopedics, and neurological condition populations.
He prefers a hands on approach in obtaining best results to assist patient’s returning to their highest level of activity.
He is passionate about providing patient’s with information to best obtain results by way of speaking workshops, on site running assessments, and various best practice methods.
In his spare time, he enjoys recreational activities including basketball, flag football, adult kickball, and cycling.
Services
Cupping
The use of suction cups increases blood flow through the underlying skin and muscles to reduce pain and stimulate blood flow for improved movement.
Manual Therapy
Manual therapy incorporates skilled hand movements and passive movements of joints and soft tissue to improve mobility and reduce pain, ultimately restoring functionality.
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)
IASTM utilizes special instruments to allow more direct contact of the soft tissues involved with movement by incorporating different angles and pressures at specific layers of muscle.
Trigger Point Dry Needling
Application of thin monofilament needles to penetrate the skin and taut bands of muscle to reduce pain and relieve trigger points for improved movement and pain reduction.
Stretching
Provider assisted stretching is the process of moving muscles and joints throughout their range of motion to reduce pain, improve flexibility, and release tissue restrictions in order to alleviate muscle tightness and prevent injuries related to physical activity.
Additional Services
Stroke and neurological deficits
Running/galt analysis
Sports performance and rehab
Myosfascial release
Pre/Post surgical rehab
Posture/Ergonimic assessment
Patient education
Conditions We Treat
Neck pain
Shoulder pain/ injuries
Elbow pain
Golfer’s/ Tennis Elbow
Wrist pain
Hip pain
Knee pain
Patellar tendonitis
Knee ligament sprains
Foot /ankle pain
Sprains
Achilles Tendonitis
Plantar Fascitis
Back pain
Balance impairments
Chronic pain
Post Motor Vehicle Accident pain
Testimonials
Forms
Informed Consent - Fill out if you are a new patient. To provide permission to treat you for your specific issue and discuss risks associated with treatment methods.
HIPAA -If you are a new patient to give permission to use your protected health information for purposes other than treatment, payment, or health care operations
Neck - Please fill out this form if you have Neck pain
Shoulder - Please fill out this form if you have Shoulder pain
Wrist and/or Elbow - Please fill out this form if you have Wrist and/or Elbow pain
Back - Please fill out this form if you have Back pain
Knee - Please fill out this form if you have Knee pain
Foot and/or Ankle - Please fill out this form if you have Foot and/or Ankle pain
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are you located?
We come to you. Because we are mobile, we travel to your location. Whether it be your home, gym, job or another location. We want to make Physical Therapy convenient for you.
How many visits will I need?
At the initial evaluation, we will discuss our findings and how they may impact your progress in order to develop an estimated number of visits. Each visit is approx 60 mins long.
What happens during the first visit?
We discuss your medical history and your problems/complaints, how this impacts your daily activities, your goals and what it is that you would like to accomplish with physical therapy to return you back to your desired level of mobility. We will then complete an objective evaluation to assess your limitations and movement patterns that are contributing to your complaints.
What forms of payment do you take?
We do not want you to be confined by insurance companies placing limitations on how many visits are allotted for therapy services, so we opted to not be in network with any insurance companies. We accept cash, credit, HSA, FSA as forms of payment. We will, however, provide a superbill after each visit for you to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement for out of network benefits.
How does Cash-Based physical therapy work?
If you haven’t met your deductible or have a high co-pay, this is the place for you. If you have not met your deductible, you are essentially a cash paying customer anyways. When it comes down to dollar-per-minute, cash based therapy becomes cheaper due to less treatment sessions and lower cost because it is not inflated for hopes of partial reimbursement dictated by insurance companies.
What if I met my deductible or have a low co-pay?
If your deductible is met or have a low co-pay then you can still submit for reimbursement through your insurance. Getting reimbursed for an out-of-network provider typically merits a 40-80% reimbursement rate. For the best chances to get reimbursed, having a doctor’s order is not required but may help with the reimbursement process.
What is the No Surprise Act?
You have the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your medical care will cost. Under this law, health care providers are required to give patients that do not use insurance an estimate of their bill for medical items and services.