Care at your office
Physical Therapy at Your Office
One-on-one physical therapy from a Doctor of Physical Therapy, at your office and around your workday. No drive to a clinic, no waiting room, and no afternoon lost to an appointment.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (574) 686-7313 (South Bend & Michiana) or (239) 399-5023 (Naples & Southwest Florida).
Serving South Bend & Michiana, Southwest Michigan, and Naples & Southwest Florida. Private-pay physical therapy.
Why office visits
Physical Therapy That Fits Into the Workday
You know physical therapy would help. The hard part is finding the time to drive to a clinic, wait, get treated, and drive back, week after week. Office visits bring one-on-one care from a Doctor of Physical Therapy to you instead.
No Drive, No Waiting Room
Your therapist comes to your office, so a visit takes about as long as the visit itself.
Scheduled Around Your Day
Early in the day, over a long lunch, or at the end of the afternoon. Visits can move between your office and home as your week changes.
Private and Discreet
Visits happen behind a closed door, in your office, an exam room, or a conference room. There’s no waiting room to sit in.
“I’ve worked with physical therapists before, but this is different. Discreet, effective, and absolutely worth it.”
“After my spinal surgery, I knew I didn’t want to bounce between crowded clinics. Elliott Concierge PT brought expert care to me, on my schedule. It felt more like working with a private medical advisor than a therapist.”
Who chooses office visits
For People Whose Calendars Don’t Bend
Office visits suit professionals whose time is booked weeks ahead and hard to give up for an appointment.
Physicians & Surgeons
Long clinic days and time in procedures leave little room for your own appointments.
Dentists & Hygienists
Hours in sustained neck, shoulder, and hand positions, with a schedule full of patients.
Veterinarians
Exam and surgery days spent bent over a table or down on the floor, with a full appointment book.
Optometrists & Ophthalmologists
Hours leaning into a slit lamp or microscope, with patients booked back to back.
Attorneys & Advisors
Desk-heavy days, deadlines, court or client time, and travel.
Executives & Business Owners
Back-to-back meetings and a business that doesn’t pause for appointments.
How it works
How Office Visits Work
- 1
Request Care
Request care online, or call or text. Tell us what’s going on and where you work.
- 2
We Confirm the Details
A Doctor of Physical Therapy follows up within 24 hours to talk through fit, timing, and your space.
- 3
Your First Visit
A full 60 minutes, one-on-one: an evaluation, a clear explanation of what we find, and treatment when appropriate.
- 4
Follow-Up Visits
45, 60, or 90 minutes at your office, at home, or a mix, depending on your plan and your week.
Need an Early or Late Time?
Visits are scheduled during normal business hours, at a time we set together. A time outside normal business hours can be arranged at a premium rate.
Your space
What We Need at Your Office
Not much. Your therapist brings a treatment table and the supplies the visit needs.
- A private room. Your office, an exam room, or a conference room with a door that closes.
- A little floor space. In most cases, a roughly 6-by-6-foot open area is enough.
- Comfortable clothing, or a few minutes to change, so we can see and move the area we’re treating.
- Imaging or notes from your doctor, if you have them.
Your employer doesn’t need to be involved. This is your own care, and your health information stays between you and ECPT.
What we treat
Common Problems We Treat at the Office
Every plan starts with an evaluation of what is driving the problem, then treatment built around your work and goals.
Neck & Back Pain
Including pain that builds through the workday and headaches that start in the neck.
Back & neck pain →Shoulder, Elbow & Wrist Pain
From long hours at a keyboard, instruments, or repetitive work.
All services →Jaw Pain & Clenching
Jaw pain, clicking, and clenching that often travel with neck tension.
TMJ & jaw pain →Dizziness & Vertigo
Vertigo and unsteadiness, with treatment that can begin the same visit when appropriate.
Dizziness & vertigo →Recovery After Surgery
One-on-one rehab that follows your surgeon’s protocol, planned around your return to work.
Post-surgical rehab →Staying Active
Golf, tennis, pickleball, running, and strength training, with care built around getting back to it.
Golf, tennis & pickleball →Payment
Private Pay, Explained Up Front
ECPT is a private-pay practice, and payment is due at the time of service. We'll go over cost with you before your first visit, so there are no surprises.
Commercial Insurance
We provide an itemized invoice (often called a superbill) for patients with commercial insurance who wish to seek reimbursement through out-of-network benefits.
Medicare
ECPT is a private-pay practice and does not bill Medicare.
HSA and FSA
HSA and FSA cards can't be used for ECPT visits.
Questions
Questions About Office Visits
Do you really come to my office?
Yes. Your therapist comes to your office with a treatment table and supplies. All we need is a private room, such as your office, an exam room, or a conference room, with roughly 6 by 6 feet of open floor.
Does my employer need to be involved?
No. This is your own care. You schedule and pay for visits like any ECPT patient, and your health information stays between you and ECPT. If your practice or company would like to offer ECPT to the whole team, see employer partnerships.
Can visits happen early in the morning or after work?
Visits are scheduled during normal business hours, at a time we set together. A time outside normal business hours can be arranged at a premium rate.
What if my schedule changes?
Visits can move between your office and your home as your week changes. If you need to cancel or reschedule, please give at least 24 hours’ notice.
How long are visits?
Your first visit is a full 60 minutes, one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. After that, visits run 45, 60, or 90 minutes, depending on your plan, goals, and availability.
Do I need a referral or prescription?
In many cases, you can begin physical therapy without a physician referral. However, depending on your medical history, surgery, diagnosis, insurance situation, or state-specific requirements, we may recommend or require coordination with your physician.
Do you bill insurance or Medicare?
ECPT is a private-pay practice and does not bill Medicare. For patients with commercial insurance, we provide an itemized invoice (often called a superbill) to submit for out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement depends on your plan.
Where do visits take place?
Your therapist comes to you—your home, office, private gym, senior living residence, or another appropriate private space—in South Bend & Michiana, Southwest Michigan, and Naples & Southwest Florida.
Where we provide this care
Ready to Fit Physical Therapy Into Your Week?
Tell us what’s going on, where you work, and which times usually work for you. Office visits are available in all three regions.
South Bend & Michiana
South Bend, Granger, Mishawaka, Notre Dame, Osceola, Elkhart, and nearby communities.
Call or text(574) 686-7313In-home PT in South Bend →Southwest Michigan
Niles, Edwardsburg, Cassopolis, and nearby communities.
Call or text(574) 686-7313In-home PT in Southwest Michigan →Naples & Southwest Florida
Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers, and nearby communities.
Call or text(239) 399-5023In-home PT in Naples →Prefer to write? Use the form below, and a Doctor of Physical Therapy will personally follow up within 24 hours.
Start with a conversation.
This brief request helps us understand your needs before connecting. We’ll review your goals, confirm your location, and follow up to discuss next steps for private, one-on-one care.
Prefer to speak directly?
Call or text us at (574) 686-7313 for South Bend / Michiana or (239) 399-5023 for Naples / Southwest Florida.