Does Go For It accept insurance?
No, Go For It does not accept any insurance
We have all experienced the frustration of needing medical treatment and then having to fight with the insurance company to have it covered. Insurance companies often limit number of allowed visits, how treatment is provided, and what is considered medically necessary. To avoid this frustration/battle/headache, I do not take any insurance.
This benefits our clients by allowing Go For It to deliver the most individualized and highest quality care for each client. Together we can go further than insurance-based physical therapy because each session builds on the previous ones and we can continue past simple recovery to reaching your ultimate goals. Every client is unique and I want to provide the best treatment plan for you and your goals.
This also allows you to have a full hour with a doctor of physical therapy instead of being passed off to an aide or an assistant for the majority of your session. I balance the expense by offering weekly, hour-long sessions and sending you home with an individualized training program. Insurance based clinics often want clients to come in three times a week and only spend 15 minutes each time with the doctor. You save time by only coming in once a week and may even save money by paying for one session a week instead of three copays a week.
What is sports rehab? How does it differ from physical therapy?
Sports rehab is high-level care that bridges the gap between physical therapy and performance training. Instead of just getting you back to baseline, we work together to form an individualized plan so you can return to your sport stronger than before you were injured; We improve your threshold so that you are more resilient in strenuous situations. We also continue past the point of recovery to prevent future injury and build on that foundation to get you to your goals.
What does Go For It treat?
I treat most post-surgery or sports related injuries including:
- Neck pain
- Low back pain
- ACL reconstructions
- Meniscus tears
- Rotator cuff repairs
- Bicep tendon ruptures
- Hamstring tears
- Hip pain and limitations
- Muscle pulls
- Plantar fascitis
- Ankle ruptures
- Shin splints
- Runners knees
- Tennis or golfer’s elbow
- And more
What sports experience do you have?
I have treated track and field New Jersey high school record holders, semi-pro baseball players, half marathon runners, rugby players, D1 fencers, soccer players, Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belts, MMA athletes, muay thai fighters, and former professional kickboxers. Personally I train Brazilian jiu-jitsu, run, and bike. I also have experience hiking, rowing, weight lifting, and golfing.
What should I wear?
Wear whatever you are comfortable working out in! I recommend comfortable clothing that you can move in and don’t mind getting a little sweaty, for example: sweatpants, hoodie, t-shirt, shorts, athletic or running shoes.
Coming back from injury is hard 