What makes Current PT and Sports performance different from traditional outpatient PT?
Current PT is a cash-based clinic, meaning your care is not dictated by insurance restrictions. Every session is one-on-one, allowing us to provide highly personalized, evidence-based care focused on your goals. In insurance based clinics, care is dictated by reaching an insurance company’s goals, not your goals.
DO I need a referral for PT?
if you’re in TN, no! Please reach out if you are from another state to discuss direct access availability and options. No referrals are necessary for performance programming or movement for life programming.
where is CUrrent PT located?
Our physical location is in Johnson City, TN however we also provide care in the lake norman, NC area and remote options for individuals who live far away
How many visits will I need?
That depends on your goals and condition. Some people see results in a few sessions, while others benefit from a longer, structured plan for lasting change. We’ll discuss this together after a consultation call and initial evaluation. We provide package programs to help reduce cost of ongoing PT
What should I wear?
Please wear clothes that you can easily move in! If you are receiving dry needling, wear clothes that allow access to the spot being needled
How can I pay?
We accept cash, checks, or credit card payments. You may also use HSA and FSA cards
What is gait analysis?
Gait analysis is the evaluation of how you walk or run. It looks at the way your body moves including your stride, joint motion, muscle activation, posture, and force patterns to identify inefficiencies, imbalances, or movement problems. Gait analysis can occur on a treadmill or track, and be done for walking or running.
After you video your gait, we comb through and analyze the videos, and provide feedback on shoes, exercises, and drills to improve overall gait mechanics and decrease risk of injury
What types of conditions do you treat?
We treat a wide range of orthopedic and movement-related issues including back, knee, shoulder, and neck pain; post-surgical rehab; overuse injuries; and performance limitations related to strength, mobility, or mechanics. If you’re unsure if you are appropriate for Current PT, schedule a free consultation and we will be able to answer any questions you may have
How do I prepare for my first appointment or call?
Come ready to discuss your goals and what activities or movements are most important to you. Wear comfortable clothes and bring any relevant medical or training information. You may receive forms to fill out prior to certain programs to help improve continuity of sessions.
How do I schedule?
Email us through our contact page to get on the schedule!
Other questions? Feel free to use the contact form or email us, and we will get back to you with an answer!
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