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Medicare Part B Patients

Moveology Physcial Therapy & Wellness is an IN-NETWORK Medicare Part B Provider. That means we will accept Medicare Part B patients, and we will bill Medicare on your behalf.
A few things you need to know about services available to Medicare Part B patients:

  • Medicare Part B patients are not allowed to participate in Cash-Based Physical Therapy Services under CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) Rules & Regulations

  • Medicare Part B patients will receive Physical Therapy Services as outlined in our Physical Therapy Programs, however, Cash-Based Physical Therapy pricing is not available. We recognize the fault that this is, but unfortunately Moveology PT & Wellness is bound to CMS Rules & Regulations as a Medicare Part B provider and our contract with CMS. Please inquire with any questions/concerns.

  • Medicare Part B patients, are eligible for our Wellness Services on a Cash/Private Pay Basis. However, Wellness Services must CLEARLY be defined as a service Medicare will not cover. Please inquire about these services and if you are eligible to participate.

  • Medicare Part B Physical Therapy will be billed for you based on our contracted fee schedule with CMS. You will be provided an Explanation of Benefits with the breakdown of your Medicare Part B Physical Therapy Benefits.

Moveology Physical Therapy & Wellness is a Medicare Part B Provider, and can work with all Medicare Part B patients. Moveology Physical Therapy & Wellness will submit all claims to Medicare on your behalf.

Moveology Physical Therapy & Wellness is out-of network with all other Insurance providers. We are a Self-Pay Mobile Concierge service. This allows us to come to you, and tailor programs specifically to your needs without visit/procedure limitations placed by Insurance providers. You will know upfront the full amount for services rendered, with no surprise bills/charges. A Superbill will be provided for all Physical Therapy services that you may submit to your Insurance Provider. However, it is your responsibility to contact your Insurance provider and determine your out-of network benefits. We will be happy to guide you in this process, but you will be responsible for contacting your insurance. Please note, wellness services are not covered by most Insurance providers or Medicare.