Understanding Your
Rehabilitation Costs

IPC accepts Medicare and many major private insurance plans. Because coverage depends on your specific plan, diagnosis, and whether a referral has been obtained, the most accurate way to confirm is to contact our administrative team with your insurance card information. We verify your benefits before your first appointment.

Most insurance plans — including Medicare — require a physician referral or written order for specialty rehabilitation services. If you do not yet have one, your primary care physician or specialist can provide it. Our team can guide you on what documentation is needed before your evaluation.

Medicare Part B may cover specialty physical therapy at IPC when medically necessary diagnoses are documented — including lymphedema, chronic wounds, post-surgical rehabilitation, and oncology-related functional limitations. Coverage is subject to your annual deductible and 20% coinsurance after the deductible is met.

If your plan does not include IPC as an in-network provider, you may still have out-of-network benefits that cover a portion of the cost. Some plans reimburse patients directly for specialty care. Self-pay options are also available — contact the clinic to discuss rates before your evaluation.

The simplest first step is to use the Coverage Review form below or call our administrative team. Provide your insurance information and a brief description of your condition, and we will handle the verification process and walk you through next steps — including whether a referral is needed and how to obtain one.