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Telehealth

Connecting with our patients

A telehealth visit is very similar to an in-person visit except you and our physical therpists are in different places. Telehealth is safe and your privacy will be protected. Telehealth visits can be covered by your insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare.

There are many reasons why telehealth may be a good option for you such as reduced wait time, transportation, and disruption to daily responsibilities.

WebPT Physical Therapy Telehealth

Now with WebPT, you can visit your Scerbo physical therapist without going to the clinic. WebPT allows us to help you stay on track with your therapy in a virtual environment, via phone, computer, or another web-enabled device. While in-person therapy is always the preferred method, sometimes you may find it beneficial to see us virtually from the convenience of your own home.

In a telehealth video session, your PT can provide you with strengthening, flexibility, balance, and mobility exercises to help relieve cumulative stress injuries. They may quickly diagnose, treat and prevent sports-related injuries, acute injuries such as sprains and strains, and chronic conditions such as lower back pain. If you have had any kind of orthopedic surgery, you can get started on or continue the physical therapy that is so essential to your recovery.

Your Goal. Our Mission.

Click the contact us button below to book your Telehealth visit from the comfort of your home.

Preparing for your virtual visit

  • For your telehealth visit, you will need a device that has video and an internet connection, such as a smartphone, computer, or tablet.
  • Check your email for instructions and review emails, texts, or other communication from our office.
  • Test the technology before the visit, make sure your camera is steady and you appear in the middle of the screen with the camera at eye level.
  • Choose a quiet place away from any background noise and with adequate lighting.
  • Dress exercise appropriately, just as you would for an in-person visit.
  • Stay focused. Try to avoid distrations, like eating or drinking during your appointment. Do not do a telehealth visit while you are driving or running errands.