FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: GET THE ANSWERS YOU NEED
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You can schedule an appointment by calling, texting, emailing, or filling out the contact form online.
Phone: 325-480-3488 (available for calls and texts)
Email: marco@truegrit-pt.com
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When accepting insurance, treatments are typically bound by visit limits, rigid authorization requirements, and decreasing reimbursement rates. These limitations often lead to shorter appointment times, less one-on-one care, and a focus on meeting insurance criteria rather than truly optimizing your recovery.
By contrast, a cash-based model allows the therapist and patient to collaborate directly - without interference from third-party payers - ensuring that every treatment decision is guided by clinical expertise and the patient’s individual goals.
We believe in giving patients greater control over their healthcare. Rather than waiting for authorization or having to navigate confusing insurance networks, patients can access care when they need it most - immediately, not weeks.
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Different pricing packages are available depending on your specific needs. Please contact our office at 325-480-3488 for pricing.
While we do not directly accept and bill most insurances, we can help you submit the necessary information for potential reimbursement from your insurance company with a “superbill.”
True Grit Physical Therapy accepts HSA and FSA. We also offer monthly payment plans and discounted rates for plan of care packages of 10 and 20 visits.
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No! Texas now allows patients to see a physical therapist directly for 30 days before obtaining a referral.
After that point, you will need a referral from one of the following: physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, chiropractor, podiatrist (for foot/ankle issues), or a dentist (for oral/TMJ issues).
If you do not have a primary care provider, we will help you find one to get a referral quickly and affordably.
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We recommend wearing comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely and you feel comfortable exercising in.
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Before your first appointment, please complete the New Patient Forms that will be sent to you so we can create your medical chart and review your information beforehand.
If you are unable to complete the forms early, please arrive 20 minutes prior to your first appointment so you have plenty of time to fill them out without taking away from your evaluation time.
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Physical therapy can help treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, sports injuries, running injuries, TMJ dysfunction, headaches, joint pain, and post-surgical conditions. At True Grit Physical Therapy, every treatment plan is tailored to your specific diagnosis, movement patterns, and goals to address the root cause of your symptoms—not just temporary pain relief.
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If pain, stiffness, weakness, or limited mobility is keeping you from work, sports, exercise, or everyday activities, physical therapy may help. You don't have to wait until symptoms become severe. Early evaluation can identify the source of the problem, improve movement, reduce pain, and help prevent minor issues from becoming long-term injuries.
By contrast, a cash-based model allows the therapist and patient to collaborate directly - without interference from third-party payers - ensuring that every treatment decision is guided by clinical expertise and the patient’s individual goals.
We believe in giving patients greater control over their healthcare. Rather than waiting for authorization or having to navigate confusing insurance networks, patients can access care when they need it most - immediately, not weeks.
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The length of physical therapy depends on your condition, goals, and how your body responds to treatment. Some patients improve in just a few visits, while others recovering from surgery or more complex injuries may need a longer plan of care. At True Grit Physical Therapy, your progress is continually evaluated so your treatment is based on your recovery—not a predetermined number of visits.
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In many cases, yes. Physical therapy can reduce pain, improve strength, restore mobility, and correct movement impairments that contribute to injury. For many musculoskeletal conditions, conservative treatment may help you avoid or delay surgery. If surgery is necessary, physical therapy can also help prepare your body beforehand and support a faster recovery afterward.
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Yes. Physical therapy focuses on identifying and treating the underlying causes of chronic pain rather than simply masking symptoms. By improving movement, strength, flexibility, and joint function, physical therapy can help reduce pain, improve daily function, and give you the confidence to stay active long-term.
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Physical therapy helps relieve pain by improving how your body moves and functions. Depending on your condition, treatment may include manual therapy, targeted exercises, dry needling, movement retraining, and education to restore mobility, improve strength, reduce irritation, and address the root cause of your symptoms.
