Kibbey & Terle Physical Therapy was founded in 1989 with a mission to provide extraordinary patient experiences through state of the art care that is individually customized and compassionately delivered. Dr. Charles A. Kibbey, Jr., PT, DPT and Dr. Gary W. Terle, PT, DPT, ATC have known each other since 1982. Prior to opening this practice, they both served in high level management in healthcare.
Together, the team at Kibbey & Terle has built a facility and care experience designed to promote optimal provision of physical therapy services. During these hours, our staff is happy to assist you with scheduling as well as any questions you may have! We provide one-on-one treatment, with each session usually lasting 30 to 60 minutes. A thorough evaluation is performed by the treating therapist during each patient's first visit so that the most effective and appropriate course of treatment can be determined.
We want you to feel personally connected with your clinician as well as your physical therapy experience.
Together, the team at Kibbey & Terle has built a facility and care experience designed to promote optimal provision of physical therapy services. During these hours, our staff is happy to assist you with scheduling as well as any questions you may have! We provide one-on-one treatment, with each session usually lasting 30 to 60 minutes. A thorough evaluation is performed by the treating therapist during each patient's first visit so that the most effective and appropriate course of treatment can be determined.
We want you to feel personally connected with your clinician as well as your physical therapy experience.
Services
The equipment utilized by the therapists at Kibbey and Terle PT, LLC has been carefully chosen to best suit the needs of our patient population.
One should not consider choosing a therapy facility based solely on the "machines" it has.
Whenever possible we make use of one's body weight or elastic resistance bands - as these are more functional forms of resistance than machines and weights.
If one has access to machines or weights, in the home or at a club, we will advise you of the appropriateness of their use in your particular situation.
One should not consider choosing a therapy facility based solely on the "machines" it has.
Whenever possible we make use of one's body weight or elastic resistance bands - as these are more functional forms of resistance than machines and weights.
If one has access to machines or weights, in the home or at a club, we will advise you of the appropriateness of their use in your particular situation.
We believe our fee schedule is fair and very reasonable, and welcome comparisons to other similar practices in the region.
Because we provide personalized care to each patient on an individual basis, there are only a few insurance plans that we can afford to participate with.
Some insurers have specific pre-certification and/or referral requirements that our staff will make every effort to learn of and obtain prior to your first visit.
Please cooperate by providing the information we ask for.
For insurers that we do not participate with, including legal cases, we require payment at the time of service and are happy to file your claims so you can be reimbursed in a timely manner.
Because we provide personalized care to each patient on an individual basis, there are only a few insurance plans that we can afford to participate with.
Some insurers have specific pre-certification and/or referral requirements that our staff will make every effort to learn of and obtain prior to your first visit.
Please cooperate by providing the information we ask for.
For insurers that we do not participate with, including legal cases, we require payment at the time of service and are happy to file your claims so you can be reimbursed in a timely manner.
Physical therapy is treatment provided by or under the direct supervision of a licensed physical therapist (PT).
It includes the use of physical agents to treat pain, discomfort - such as numbness and tingling, disability, and dysfunction.
Exercises - to strengthen or lengthen muscles and to reduce unwanted muscle activity or to increase or decrease muscle tone to a more normal level.
Therapeutic Activities - to improve balance, coordination, dexterity, walking and transfers.
Procedures - treatments where the therapist or licensed PTA mobilizes, manipulates, or massages joints or tissues.
It includes the use of physical agents to treat pain, discomfort - such as numbness and tingling, disability, and dysfunction.
Exercises - to strengthen or lengthen muscles and to reduce unwanted muscle activity or to increase or decrease muscle tone to a more normal level.
Therapeutic Activities - to improve balance, coordination, dexterity, walking and transfers.
Procedures - treatments where the therapist or licensed PTA mobilizes, manipulates, or massages joints or tissues.
Comfortable clothing that permits movement is best.
The initial visit will always involve exposing the area to be treated to the therapist's view.
Exposure of adjacent areas may also be required.
We provide gowns as well as shorts and T-shirts if the clothing you wear does not permit the required exposure or could be soiled/stained in the treatment process.
We have private treatment rooms and a restroom within our space.
We do not have shower facilities.
New patients must complete registration and insurance information as well as a history sheet.
The initial visit will always involve exposing the area to be treated to the therapist's view.
Exposure of adjacent areas may also be required.
We provide gowns as well as shorts and T-shirts if the clothing you wear does not permit the required exposure or could be soiled/stained in the treatment process.
We have private treatment rooms and a restroom within our space.
We do not have shower facilities.
New patients must complete registration and insurance information as well as a history sheet.
If you have Medicare Part B as either your primary or secondary type of insurance choose the "Medicare set".
If you do not have Medicare Part B choose the "Non-Medicare set" of forms.
In either case complete the forms and bring them with you to your first appointment.
Specific guidelines concerning payment for services will be determined and signed upon verification of any insurance information provided.
If you do not have Medicare Part B choose the "Non-Medicare set" of forms.
In either case complete the forms and bring them with you to your first appointment.
Specific guidelines concerning payment for services will be determined and signed upon verification of any insurance information provided.
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