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Do you accept Medicare?

We do not provide therapy services for Medicare patients. We do not participate with Medicare. It is possible to see one of our staff for a wellness/maintenance program. This is not considered a medical treatment by Medicare. We will give you a sales receipt or an invoice for “wellness and maintenance” and it will not include diagnostic codes and ICD-10 codes. ****We have a letter of clarification regarding our Medicare status.

My therapist is great. She is thorough. She finds the problem areas very easily.

H.P.

You are incredible. My motion is restored. My spirit is restored

T.R.

I just wanted to thank you for everything you’ve done for me over the past few months. You were so easy to talk to about something so personal, and I couldn’t have asked for a better person to help me through it all.

L.H.

I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the time you spent working with me this morning and what a wonderful experience I have had with Restore Motion.

K.I.

Thank you Restore Motion! I was having a difficult time after prostate surgery, not knowing how to recover or how long it would take. After a few sessions my confidence was renewed and after a few weeks I felt like a new man! I am so thankful for your help and guidance through a very difficult time in my life, I would strongly recommend your business to all, thanks again.

A.W.

Everyone at Restore Motion has worked on me. They have different approaches, which is great when it comes to me!

A.T.

Miriam, your last treatment did wonders for my shoulder. It had improved with the standard PT, but after seeing you, the relief was exponential, not incremental!! Many thanks! I’m going to my yoga community retreat this week. I’ll be careful. It’s more spiritual than physically demanding, and it’s nice to see the (mostly) ladies. Warm regards, Wilma

Wilma Schiller

Jennifer Chrisophel's Pilates techniques have been a godsend for me. As a person with EDS, Dysautonomia and Mitchondrial Disease, I struggle with both chronic pain and energy issues. Because I've already had 3 spina surgeries, having a strong core is vital to keep me from further injury and more importantly, additional surgeries. When I first began working with Jennifer, I was only able to exercise 15-20 minutes at a time. She worked slowly and methodically to build up my tolerance to the exercises while strengthening my core. It took close to a year, but I can now work at my pace for a full hour. Every day is different for the body of a person with EDS. An exercise that works well one week, may cause pain the next. Jennifer is constantly having to adapt exercises for what my body presents with at any given moment.

Jane Herbert