Provider/Client Partnership
You have invited us to partner with you on your journey to recovery and improved performance. We each have a role in ensuring the success of this partnership!
The Client’s responsibility
- To understand your insurance coverage regarding your PT benefits
- To secure a signed prescription from your physician or health care provider. Your health care provider can fax it to our office at 360-752-0271
- To attend all appointments as scheduled and follow through with self-care plan at home.
- To schedule appointments efficiently the first time and prevent cancellation/rescheduling of appointments to the best of your ability. When our cancellation rate is less than 10% for the month, CorePhysio makes a donation to a local charity. Thank you for thoughtfully scheduling your appointments, so that you can help yourself and the community!
- To communicate any concerns, questions, or changes in medical status to your PT team immediately.
- To assist the PT team in working towards your treatment goals during each session by remaining punctual at the beginning and the end of their treatment session.
- To communicate any changes in your insurance to the business office, as soon as possible.
The responsibilities of your PT team
- To communicate effectively in writing, in person and by phone with our client’s treatment team
- To effectively address the questions and concerns of our clients
- To create a healing and supportive environment
- To remain curious in our profession and be lifelong learners
- To stay goal-focused in our treatment plan and interventions
- To use each 40 minute treatment time efficiently and remain punctual for our present as well as our next client.
The Business office’s responsibilities
- To submit all appropriate information for timely and efficient billing to insurance and/or client.
- To work with the client to find and secure the optimal available appointment times for their PT appointments.
- To keep them informed of any communication with their insurance company.
- To forward any treatment-related questions or client concerns to a clinician.