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Questions i have for my physical therapist about an injury, etc. 1.who will be providing my care? 2.what qualifications and experience do your providers have? 3.will i see the same physical or occupational therapist each time?
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Did your insurance company refer you to the PT? If so they are a licensed and you can look up their history. You can request same PT and ask for credentials. If you chose your own PT, than ask for credentials.
Answered 2/22/2023
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All good questions to be asked at the time you start your therapy, the referring doc may help as well in clarifying.
Answered 2/23/2023
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