Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Read some of the most frequently asked questions that we receive at Ironhorse Physical Therapy & Pilates and read what our team has to say about them.
Q: What services do you offer?
At Ironhorse Physical Therapy & Pilates, we provide the following:
- Physical Therapy Evaluation and Treatment;
- Manual Therapy: Soft tissue massage, Joint mobilization, Active Release Technique (ART), Myofascial Release, IASTM utilizing The Edge Tool (similar to Graston), Myofascial Decompression/Cupping;
- Pilates, Kettlebells and TRX personal training, duet and small group training (2-3 people);
- Sports Performance Enhancement;
- Injury Assessment and Prevention;
- Running Gait Analysis and Re-training;
- Restore Your Core after Pregnancy & Childbirth Workshop;
- The Bulletproof Runner Workshop.
Q: How long is each session?
- Follow up sessions are generally about 50 minutes to accommodate transition time for cleaning and abiding by CDC guidelines for COVID precautions.
- Evaluations are about 60 minutes but can take a little bit longer.
- We do offer 30 minute sessions as well but those are generally planned for our seasoned patients who are requiring minimal tuneups.
Q: Do you accept my insurance?
Physical Therapy is a service covered by most insurances but it depends on the contract you specifically have with your insurance company. Please give us a call at (925) 222-5446 to discuss how you can get Physical Therapy covered by your insurance.
Q: Where are you located and how do I get there?
We are located at 6101 Bollinger Canyon Rd, ste 110, San Ramon, CA 94583. Please use google maps for directions, once you trun R onto Bishop Ranch 1, you'll see the fountains and we are in the building just to the right of the fountains in suite 101.
Q: What are your rates?
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Q: What should I wear to my appointments?
You should dress in comfortable clothing that you can move in and also exposes the area to be treated (i.e. shorts or workout pants that can be pulled up above the knees or tank top/sports bra for women to expose shoulder). Tight jeans or dress clothes will restrict movement and are therefore not recommended.
