ATI Physical Therapy | 137 W High St, Elkton, MD

What to expect when visiting our clinic at 137 W High St?

FAQs designed to provide quick and easy access to answers including what to expect and billing options.

What to expect during my first visit?

Your first visit will last approximately one hour and include a comprehensive evaluation and applicable treatment administered by a licensed therapist. Your therapist will review your medical history, diagnostic tests, and any recent events that may have contributed to your condition. Your evaluation will include an assessment of your current functional deficits, pain level, and posture, and a thorough evaluation of your flexibility, strength, balance, and endurance. After evaluation, your therapist will thoroughly explain your personalized treatment plan and recovery expectations, and provide you with a commitment letter.

How much does physical therapy cost and how is it paid?

The cost of physical therapy varies depending on your diagnosis, personalized treatment plan, and insurance coverage. ATI will verify your insurance benefits before your first visit. ATI also offers online payment management and financial hardship discounts to eligible patients.

Do you accept my insurance?

ATI Physical Therapy collaborates with numerous major insurance carriers to ensure care is accessible. Visit the insurance page for a full list of in-network plans accepted at our clinics, or contact the billing team to verify benefits.

What are my scheduling options if in-person appointments are not available?

If an in-person appointment isn't available at your desired time, consider hybrid or online therapy.

Is online physical therapy available?

Yes. Online physical therapy (virtual physical therapy or telehealth) is available.

How soon can I get an appointment?

ATI strives to offer appointments within 24-48 hours.

How long is the first evaluation and what does it cover?

One hour, including medical history review, diagnostic tests review, assessment of deficits, and a thorough evaluation of flexibility, strength, balance, and endurance.