Every question we hear most often before someone books an evaluation, answered in plain language. If yours isn't here, call us directly and we'll answer it before you book anything.
No. Texas has direct access, which means you can book an evaluation today without seeing a physician first. If your insurance requires a referral for reimbursement, we help you get it sorted during your first visit.
Fittees is in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna and Medicare, so we bill your plan directly. If you have different insurance, we give you a detailed invoice, called a superbill, that you submit to your insurer for out-of-network reimbursement.
Most patients feel a meaningful change inside the first two or three visits. Full recovery timelines depend on the condition. We give you an honest estimate at your evaluation, in writing.
Osteopractic physical therapy combines skilled manual therapy with advanced techniques such as spinal manipulation and dry needling to treat musculoskeletal problems directly. Dr. Egbuzie holds a Diploma of Osteopractic alongside her Doctorate and her AAOMPT fellowship, which means the hands-on side of your care is delivered by someone trained well past the standard entry level.
You get a full evaluation, not a form and a handoff. We take your history, watch how you actually move, test strength and range, and identify what is driving your symptoms rather than just where they show up. You leave the first visit with treatment already started, a clear explanation of what we found, and a plan you understand.
Wear something loose that you can move in and that gives us access to the area we are treating. Bring anything a doctor has already given you: imaging, x-rays, ultrasound reports, surgical notes, or a referral if you happen to have one. You do not need a referral to be seen, but the notes help us build a better picture faster.
Sessions run about 45 to 60 minutes, and the length depends on your condition and where you are in the plan. That whole block is one on one with your Doctor of Physical Therapy. You are not moved onto a machine while someone else is treated.
It depends on your goals and your condition, but a typical plan runs two to three visits a week for four to six weeks. We reassess as you progress and taper the frequency as you take over more of the work yourself. You get an honest estimate at your evaluation, not an open-ended commitment.
Yes. Care is available four ways: in your home, at the clinic, at your gym, or by virtual consultation. If getting to an appointment is the thing standing between you and treatment, that is a problem we can solve rather than one you have to solve first.
Arrive rested so you can give the session your attention, and keep track of any pain medication you have taken beforehand so we can set the intensity of treatment accordingly. It also helps to think through when the pain started, what makes it worse, and what you want to get back to doing. Those three answers shape the plan.
Yes, and they are chosen deliberately rather than printed off a sheet. A short, specific home program is what keeps progress moving between visits, and it is usually the difference between relief that lasts and relief that fades. If something in the program is unclear or painful, tell us and we will adjust it.
Say so, in the moment. Treatment should be challenging at times but never something you have to endure. Your therapist can change the intensity, the technique, or the position immediately. Pushing through pain silently slows recovery down, it does not speed it up.
Ask before you leave, or call the clinic afterward at (214) 225-9237. Understanding your own condition is part of the treatment here, not an extra. You should be able to explain what is wrong and why the plan works by the time you are discharged.
We test the same things at the end that we tested on day one, so the decision is based on measurements rather than a feeling. When you have hit your goals, hold your strength and range, and can manage the maintenance work on your own, you are discharged with a plan to keep it. Nobody is kept on the schedule for the sake of it.
Use the form on this page, call (214) 225-9237, or email admin@fitteespt.com. Tell us what hurts and when you are available, and we will confirm a time. No referral is needed to get started.