Insurance & claims

Workers’ compensation physical therapy

Hurt on the job? Workers' Compensation covers your physical therapy. We manage the authorizations and paperwork so you can focus on healing and getting back to work safely.

Recognize it?

What it can feel like.

You don't need a diagnosis to start. If any of this sounds like you, come in.

  • Pain or injury from a work-related incident
  • Recovering and wanting to return to work safely
  • Confused by the workers’ comp authorization process
  • Needing PT that coordinates with your case adjuster and doctor
  • Wanting the paperwork and approvals managed

One-on-one care

How we handle Workers’ Comp

We coordinate with your authorized treating doctor, your case adjuster, and your employer to get physical therapy approved and keep your recovery on track. We handle the paperwork and authorizations; you focus on healing.

One-on-one with Dr. Iftikhar every visit.

Your first visit, step by step

What happens, and what you can count on.

  1. Your insurance is verified before you arrive - no surprises at the front desk.

  2. You're evaluated by Dr. Iftikhar himself - one-on-one, not handed to an aide.

  3. You leave with a measurable plan and clear milestones, not a guess.

  4. You'll get a text reminder before every appointment so nothing slips.

Questions

Common questions about Workers’ compensation physical therapy.

Is my work-injury PT covered?

Yes - Workers’ Compensation covers treatment for an accepted work-related injury. We will confirm your claim details at intake.

What do I need to bring?

Your claim number (or the C-3 form), your authorized doctor’s information, and the adjuster’s contact details if you have them.

Do you coordinate with my doctor and adjuster?

Yes. We send progress reports and work with everyone involved to keep your claim and your recovery moving.

Book your visit

Pick a time that works for you.

Choose your location, then select a slot. Booking runs on Cal.com - your confirmation and reminders come straight from the practice.