Kinesio Therapy is our trademarked, movement-based approach that targets the root origins of injuries by restoring posture, neuromuscular control, and mobility. It blends functional movement correction with strength training to enhance physical function and long-term performance.

We provide a range of services including:

• Kinesio Physical Therapy
  

• Personal Training (1-on-1, movement-focused)
  

• Sports Performance Training
  

• Running Gait Analysis
  

• Runners’ Strength Training Group
  

• Custom Orthotics

Our Running Gait Analysis includes high-speed video and sensor-based motion capture of your running form. We analyze biomechanics, identify inefficiencies or injury risk, and deliver a visual performance report with a customized mobility, strength, and technique plan. First session is 90 minutes ($349), follow-up is 60 minutes ($180), with a $100 discount on gait analysis packages purchased within 2 weeks.

This small-group, coach-led program focuses on running-specific strength, stability, and mobility to help runners train smarter, prevent injuries, and enhance performance. It emphasizes functional movement—rather than just increasing mileage.

We operate as an out-of-network provider and do not bill insurance companies directly. Instead, you pay us directly, and we provide a superbill—a detailed invoice with codes you can submit to your insurer for potential reimbursement. Reimbursement varies based on your plan. Note: we cannot provide superbills or cash-pay services to Medicare beneficiaries due to legal restrictions.

Dealing with insurance often limits care and comes with heavy administrative overhead. Operating independently lets us deliver one-on-one, highly specialized care without insurance constraints, for better precision and outcomes.

Yes! We issue a superbill that you can submit to your insurance company—similar to filing a homeowners or auto insurance claim. But out-of-network fizibility varies, so it's best to check with your insurance provider beforehand.

No hidden surprises. Pricing is transparent and disclosed upfront, unlike “in-network” models where you might get hit with unexpected charges or inflated fees.