Our Services
Below is a list of conditions treated, services offered, and treatment techniques that are used at FIRE Physical Therapy to curate a customized care experience.
Pelvic Floor
Physical Therapy
We treat men and women for pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, pain with intercourse, erectile dysfunction, and constipation. Pediatric pelvic floor therapy is focused on bowel and bladder issues.
Prenatal & Postpartum
Pregnancy pain relief, baby/posture positioning, labor prep, childbirth education, fourth-trimester support, postpartum exercise screenings, and general postnatal care.​​
TMJ Pain & Airway Function
Neck and back pain, sports-related injuries, pre- and post-operative rehabilitation, repetitive strain injuries, myofascial pain, and headaches​​.
Lymphatic
Therapy
Lymphatic therapy helps relieve fluid retention, boost immune function, and restore balance by supporting
the body’s natural detox and
healing processes.​​
Post-Operative Rehabilitation
Comprehensive preparation for orthopedic surgery and comprehensive rehabilitation
support after surgery.​​​​
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Virtual
Wellness
Our virtual wellness program delivers personalized exercises, movement coaching, and expert guidance online to support your physical and mental well-being.
Orthopedic Pain
Neck and back pain, sports-related injuries, pre- and post-operative rehabilitation, repetitive strain injuries, myofascial pain, headaches.
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Athletic Performance Optimization
Lifting form/mechanics, running form, and improvement on overall power and stability.
Referrals
Texas is currently a limited direct-access state for physical therapy treatment. This means that after 30 calendar days you will need to obtain a referral from one of the following providers: physician assistant, nurse practitioner, chiropractor, podiatrist (for foot/ankle problems), or a dentist (for oral/TMJ problems).
*Note: Wellness sessions do not require a referral
Billing
FIRE Physical Therapy is a fee-for-service practice that allows each session to be delegated by your specific needs rather than your insurance contract. Payment is due at the time of service, however, the necessary information to file to your insurance company for out-of-network reimbursement can be provided upon request.
