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FAQ
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When should I request a referral for Bloom Physical Therapy?Consider contacting Bloom for the following concerns: Infant: *Delayed motor milestones *“Funky” movement patterns *Arching, standing up on tip-toes a majority of the time, a "janky" crawl or a sloppy sit, general tightness or floppiness *Neuromotor evaluation after NICU stays or difficult deliveries *Baby prefers to look in one direction *A flat spot on your baby’s head *Baby is primarily using one hand *Assistance ordering medical equipment (orthotics, wheelchairs, or gait trainers) *In home evaluation of your current standing equipment or gait trainer *Infant massage *Troubleshooting positioning to promote development * Recent neurological or orthopedic event Athlete: *Pain or recurrent injury *Acute injury *Movement quality concerns Child: *Post operative care *Post fracture and immobilization *Change in motor skills or movement quality *New onset limp *Recurring complaints of pain or discomfort *Recent neurological or orthopedic event
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Can I pay cash for physical therapy services? How much does a session cost?Yes, you can! When you pay cash on the day of service, you will receive a “prompt pay” discount of 30%. This ends up being between $120-200 per session, depending on the length of the session and the services provided.
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Can I pay with a credit card?Yes. Bloom uses Stripe payment processing software. It is safe and easy to use for cash pay visits or copays.
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What insurances are in-network?Bloom is in-network with Moda, Providence, Kaiser Permanente, First Choice Heath, Pacific Source (commercial and community solutions), Cigna, and Regence BCBS. If you have a different insurance provider, contact us and we can help you check out of network benefits.
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