VIP PT uses a cash-pay model. That means you pay directly for your visit instead of having treatment structured around in-network insurance rules. Many patients choose this model because they want:
All visits are one-on-one with Dr. Michael Smith, PT, DPT. Prices are per visit unless noted.
Initial Evaluation (90 minutes)
$225
Physical Therapy Follow-Up Visit
$200
Golf Evaluation (includes golf movement screen)
$175
Golf Service Package (2 sessions per week for 4 weeks)
$1,000
Golf Plus Package (2 sessions per week for 4 weeks; each visit is 60 minutes golf performance + 30 minutes physical therapy)
$1,250
On-Course Movement Analysis (18 holes, per person)
$500
5 Sessions
$950
8 Sessions
$1400
12 Sessions
$2000
Hybrid PT and Workouts (billed on the 1st of
each month, 3-month minimum)
$1,200 / month
Strength Training with a DPT (billed on the
1st of each month, 3-month minimum)
$1,000 / month
Your full visit with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. No technicians, no double-booking, no shared treatment floor.
A thorough, hands-on, movement-based evaluation that finds the driver behind the symptom.
A written plan plus a home program with video, delivered through our app, so progress does not stop between visits.
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VIP PT is an "Out-of-Network" provider. This means we do not bill insurance companies directly. However, most patients with PPO insurance plans are eligible for partial reimbursement through their out-of-network benefits.
A superbill is a detailed invoice of the services provided, containing all the clinical codes (ICD-10 and CPT) your insurance company needs to process a claim. We provide these monthly upon request, allowing you to submit them for direct reimbursement.
Yes. VIP PT accepts HSA and FSA cards.
VIP PT is an out-of-network provider. We do not bill insurance companies directly. Many patients with PPO plans have out-of-network physical therapy benefits and receive partial reimbursement by submitting a superbill.
A superbill is an itemized receipt with the diagnosis codes (ICD-10) and procedure codes (CPT) your insurer needs to process an out-of-network claim. We provide superbills on request, typically monthly. You submit it to your insurance company; any reimbursement goes directly to you.
Yes. VIP PT accepts HSA and FSA cards for all services.
Not to see us. Maryland allows direct access to physical therapy. Some insurance plans do require a physician referral before they will reimburse an out-of-network claim. If you plan to submit a superbill, ask your plan.
In-network physical therapy is built around billing units. That is why most clinics
see two or three patients at a time and hand you off to an aide. The model decides the care.
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One-on-one care with Dr. Michael Smith. No hand-offs, no crowded treatment floor, no guessing.