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    Therapeutic Movements

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 6:30 pm

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    InterX has given us HOPE. My husband has had CRPS for 13 years and, like many of you, we have tried…read moreso much, and spent so much money, only to be disappointed again and again. But the InterX therapy, little by little, is definitely easing his pain. It is not crazy expensive; most of the time you treat yourself (with a reasonably priced, home unit). Having treated CRPS since 2005, Janice (OT) and Annette (PT) are so knowledgeable, and I just can't overemphasize how KIND AND CARING they, and their staff are. If you, like my husband was, "are ready to give up," please give this a chance. God bless you.

    From the owner: Technology originally invented for astronauts by the Russian Space Program is now available for…read morepatients, practices, and professionals alike. At InterX Therapy Center, we use this unique neurostim technology to deliver effective and long-lasting pain relief for diseases and conditions of all kinds. Backed by clinical research and evidence-based results, InterX is the best way to significantly reduce pain and restore function to your life. Most impressive of all? It's completely safe, affordable, non-invasive, pain-free, and drug-free, and it can even be used in the comfort of your home. When you visit our therapy center, our caring, professional staff trains you on how to effectively use the device and sets you on a path to recovery. Whether you're suffering from a new injury, post-surgical pain, or severe chronic pain, InterX is the breakthrough solution you've been searching for.

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    Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation - Dallas

    Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation - Dallas

    3.2(17 reviews)
    2.1 miEast Dallas

    Staff was great, both the OT and PT folks were very helpful and insightful. I can't say enough…read moreabout how good my experience was. Well with the effort. If your insurance company turns you down, protest and apply again. It took me 2 tries for United Healthcare to agree for me to go to intensive rehab that Baylor offers. Made all the difference for me.

    Beware if you have BCBS PPO - $371 for 1 Visit. First, let me start by sharing I enjoyed my…read moreexperience with the physical therapist, she seemed competent and I was excited to work with her. The medical insurance contracted rates however with BCBS are very high in comparison to the service provided. My first visit was $371; The office quoted $214 in advance due at the time of visit, which seemed high in comparison to physical therapy I've had in the past, but I haven't yet met my deductible. I've had physical therapy for a spinal fusion pre-and post surgery prior to this and have never been charged this amount pre-deductible. My insurance and deductible were the same between providers, so no differences otherwise to account for. At Baylor Scott & White I learned was charged for reeducation of neuromuscular for $114 after receiving the billing ledger. I had a conversation with the physical therapist about my spinal fusion, but I've had plenty education (pre & post surgery) and teach Pilates; this charge quite frankly seems like fraud. She never even demonstrated any exercises, nor did we do any exercises at the appointment. I received a printout of exercise to complete at home as I left to work on between now and my next appointment. If I truly had reeducation and required it, she would have given me more than a paper with exercises. I would suspect this is the "neuromuscular reeducation," which I would challenge should be part of the $214 visit because that is what physical therapy is. To share further insight, I had an endoscopy with a true MD Gastrointestinal doctor; the physician's bill for a this medical procedure at an outpatient center was less than my PT visit. When I called BSWI to get an understanding about the additional bill I received after paying the original $214, the woman I spoke to was incredibly kind and said she would put it for review which I sincerely appreciated. I was kind and professional to her on the phone as she investigated and sent me the billing ledger so I could review to gain a better understanding. I worked for an MD calling insurance for benefit quotes in college and later as a Big 4 auditor, so I understand the back end and in my opinion, the billing practices are unethical and take advantage of patients. It may be common for them to bill like this, but that doesn't make it right. Very disappointed in my experience here. I am going to pay my bill, but will not return nor recommend.

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