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Questions people ask before booking

If your question isn’t here, call or text 701-318-4731. Alison answers her own phone.

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How can physical therapy help me?

There’s no reason to let pain, weakness, stiffness, or any other ailment keep you from staying active. Connect Physical Therapy will help you figure out what’s causing your problem and provide personal care to help you get moving again without difficulty.

You don’t need a doctor’s referral to start physical therapy in North Dakota. Get started today!

Treatment

What’s vestibular rehab?

Vestibular rehab refers to the treatment of inner ear. Connect Physical Therapy specializes in treatment of positional vertigo (crystals in the inner ear), post-concussion symptoms, dizziness, and imbalance.

Alison is specially trained in instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (similar to ASTYM or Graston) and dry needling, in addition to, being Board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) and a Certified Manual Physical Therapist (CMPT).

Pain isn’t always the best predictor of how your body is functioning during your everyday activities. You may have stiffness and lost of function that PT can identify and help you perform at your best no matter what your activity level is.

Cost & insurance

Do you accept insurance?
We are an in-network provider with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Sanford Health Plan (except Sanford Health employee plan), Medicare, HealthPartners, TriCare West, Medica, and ND WSI. We are always working to credential with additional insurance providers to become in-network providers.

Cost should never prevent you from getting the care you need, and we will discuss your options before starting treatment. Your plan of care can be adjusted based on your goals and budget, including fewer visits with a greater focus on your home exercise program. Payment plans are also available to help make care more accessible.

Every person and condition is different. The number of visits depends on factors like how severe your symptoms are, how quickly you are improving, and how consistently you are completing your home exercise plan. After your first evaluation, Alison will provide an estimated treatment plan and adjust it based on your progress and goals.

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