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At Bridge Physical Therapy in South Ogden, UT, our physical therapy team is committed to finding the root cause of your condition and developing a treatment plan to help you return to a fulfilling and active lifestyle.
Our South Ogden, UT physical therapy clinic can help you do what you love again!
Preparing for your first appointment
- To enable time to complete your paperwork, arrive 15 minutes early for your first visit.
- Do you have any questions? Make a list of questions you’d like to ask during your first meeting.
- Bring all of your documents with you. This includes a photo ID and a copy of your insurance card.
- Please call our office ahead of time to verify your insurance benefits at 801-692-7309.
- Prepare to talk about your medical history, previous treatments, current medications, and other relevant details.
- Make a list of any symptoms or signals the therapist should be aware of. What has recently irritated or wounded you? How long have you been working on this problem? What are you unable to perform as a result of it?
Direct Access
Did You Know You Can See a Physical Therapist Without a Referral?
Not everyone knows you can go directly to your physical therapist if you are dealing with pain or an injury. It doesn’t matter if you’re dealing with an old or new problem. In all 50 states, you can schedule a visit with one of our therapists to get help sooner than later.
In the medical community, Direct Access is the ability to see a physical therapist when you want to without getting permission from your physician or medical practitioner.
Physical therapists routinely assess and treat patients without a physician’s recommendation. You can call us directly at Bridge Physical Therapy in South Ogden, UT, and we’ll schedule your appointment today! Direct Access eliminates wasting your time for the appointment to see a doctor, then the delays in getting a referral to physical therapy and waiting for an appointment to see the therapist.
Insurance Info
Do any of these policies cover you? For your convenience, we have provided a list of our most popular in-network plans; however, this is not an exhaustive list!
Please call our office at 801-692-7309 to confirm other insurance plans.
- Unicare
- Tricare
- Southcare
- PHCS
- Great-West
- Golden Rule
- Fiserv Health
- Aetna
- Definity Health
- Coventry
- Cigna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield (EPO, HMO, POS, ACA exchange, and PPO plans)
- Humana
- United Healthcare
- First Health
- Medicare
Testimonials
I am so glad that I found Bridge Physical Therapy!
I am so glad that I found Bridge Physical Therapy after a couple recent foot surgeries! Everyone here was so kind, and I was able to have everything resolved in…
Read MoreAlia C.
Helped get my arm back to normal!
Great staff with plenty of knowledge to help get my arm back to normal. Spencer and Daniel are tons of help and easy to work with. If I ever need…
Read MoreCam D.
The staff is amazing.
I have been to a few Physical Therapy places, and this one has helped me the most. The staff is amazing. They listen and respond to my concerns immediately. I…
Read MoreCami P.
They worked diligently to get me back to full strength!
Can’t explain how impressed I am with this group of therapists! They worked diligently to get me back to full strength! They take the time to personally explain each workout…
Read MoreJason B.
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FAQs
! How long should each appointment take?
We will begin with a comprehensive evaluation at your first visit that typically lasts around 1 hour to 1 hour and 15 minutes. Your follow-up visits usually go anywhere from 45 to 60 minutes.
Your specific needs will determine the number of visits and the duration of your plan of care. We recommend attending more frequently in the early stages of your therapy to ensure you progress, as you and your therapist have discussed.
You'll generally see your therapist twice or even three times a week at first, with fewer weekly visits and greater space between meetings as you progress through treatment.
! What office policies should I be aware of?
If you cannot make it to your appointment due to illness or another emergency, our clinic requests that you call us at least X hours before your scheduled appointment time to let us know.
Any missed appointments that have not been rescheduled at least X hours in advance will result in a non-refundable charge of X dollars.
We also ask that if you have been exposed to the COVID-19 virus or are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms, please reschedule your appointment with our front desk so that we can maintain a safe, healthy environment for our patients and employees.
Do I need a doctor’s referral to receive treatment?
The short answer is no!
Direct Access refers to your legal right to be treated by a physical therapist without a prescription or referral, so if you don't have a prescription for physical therapy, there is nothing to worry about!
All fifty states and the District of Columbia have ruled enabling patients "Direct Access" to physical therapy services and programs. You can contact a physical therapist without a physician's prescription or referral.
Can I be present during my child’s speech therapy session at Bridge Physical Therapy?
Absolutely!
We want you to be there during their session! Our therapists at Bridge Physical Therapy understand the value of parents and how important their support is for optimal results.
Attending sessions also allows you to observe some of the techniques, exercises, and activities we use to help your child so that you can use them in continuing to improve at home, if necessary.