Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ: What If You Are Out Of Network With My Insurance?

When it comes to plan and network types, you’re looking at the type of health care services that are covered in your plan. As well as the doctors and facilities you are allowed to see. These can either be in network or out of network. Some plan types let you see any doctor at any health care facility. Other plans can limit your choices or charge you more to see out of network providers.

The different plan types include HMOs, PPOs, POSs, and EPOs. Each plan type has a different amount of freedom for choosing healthcare providers.

Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)

HMO’s are a type of health insurance plan that only allows you to see doctors within their network. This plan generally doesn’t cover out-of-network services, except in the case of an emergency. An HMO also requires you to choose a primary care physician to be eligible for coverage. The primary care physician helps coordinate your care. This means they must give you permission before seeing a specialist.

Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs)

PPO’s are a type of health insurance plan that gives you better coverage for you to see the doctors within their network. You will pay less to see an in network doctor than you would an out of network doctor. You can still see doctors outside of that plan’s network, but you will have to pay more for those services.

Point Of Services (POSs)

POS’s are a type of health insurance plan where you pay less if you use doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers that belong to the plan’s network. Think of a POS plan as a hybrid between an HMO and PPO. You are choosing whether you want to use HMO or PPO services each time you go to the doctor. Like an HMO plan, you have to choose a primary care physician, but you can pay extra to see non-participating providers, as you would with a PPO plan. POS plans also require you to get a referral from your primary care physician if you need to see a specialist for any reason.

Exclusive Provider Organizations (EPOs)

EPO’s are a managed care plan where services are covered only if you go to doctors, specialists, or hospitals in the plan’s network, except in an emergency. Unlike an HMO, you don’t need to name a primary care physician or get a referral to see a specialist, as long as you choose a ‘participating provider.’

A network provider has agreed to provide services to the plan’s members at a discounted price.

Contact Our Billing Department

As a courtesy, our Billing Department will verify your insurance benefits. If you do not have in network medical benefits, please speak with our billing coordinator to discuss self-pay options. There is no payment plan option for self-pay patients.

It is VERY important for each patient to know their individual benefits so unexpected balances do not occur. The Borja PT Billing Department files with many insurances that offer several different plans. Therefore, the patient must make sure their benefits are accurate.

For more information about our financial policy, click here.

FAQ: What Is A Coinsurance?

Typically an insurance policy will have a deductible, a coinsurance or copayment, and an out of pocket maximum. Although every insurance plan is different and may not have each of these, it’s important to understand them and how they work. It’s especially useful when it comes time to choose future health care plans.

Coinsurance

A coinsurance is a percentage of the costs for health care services you are responsible for paying after you’ve met your deductible.

For example, if the health insurance plan’s allowed amount for an office visit is $100, and Dwayne has met his deductible already, his 20% coinsurance payment would end up being $20 (20% of $100).
The health insurance company will then pay the rest of the allowed amount ($80).

Coinsurance amounts can be different depending on the type of service. You may have a 10% coinsurance for chiropractic visits yet have a 20% coinsurance for exam visits. Some services may not require a coinsurance at all.

Although it may seem complex, understanding health insurance will be helpful. You may even start noticing how some ads can be misleading. Especially to those who aren’t as familiar with health insurance.

Popular insurance commercials often claim that their plans “have no copays, no coinsurances” or things along that same line. These plans may sound appealing, but the money being “saved” has to be balanced out somewhere. Whether it’s by charging you high monthly premium payments or limiting the doctors and services that are covered.

A good rule of thumb is if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Look further into the eligibility and benefits of the plan to see just how “perfect” the plan really is.

Using your newly found knowledge about health insurance plans will allow you to better decide whether those plans are right for you and your family.

For more information regarding insurance benefits, click here.

FAQ: What Is A Deductible?

Typically an insurance policy will have a deductible, coinsurance or copayment, and an out of pocket maximum. Although every insurance plan is different and may not have each of these, it’s important to understand them and how they work. It’s especially useful when it comes time to choose future health care plans.

What Is A Deductible?

A deductible is an amount you owe for health care services before your health insurance plan begins to pay.

For example, if Dwayne Johnson’s deductible is $2,000, he must pay the first $2000 himself.
After he pays his deductible, he might have to pay a coinsurance or copayment. The insurance company pays the rest of the bill.
In some instances, there is no coinsurance or copayment. Once the deductible is met, the insurance company pays the entire bill.

The deductible may not apply to all health care services that you need. You may not need to pay for services like physical therapy or chiropractic care. In these cases, the insurance company will pay some or all of the bill.

Family Deductibles

Family plans often have both an individual deductible and a family deductible. The individual deductible applies to each person. It’s a smaller amount that each person pays. The family deductible applies to all family members as a whole. This is a larger amount that each member collectively pays.

Some insurance commercials claim that their plans don’t have copays or deductibles. These plans may sound great, but the money being “saved” has to come from somewhere. Whether it’s by charging you high monthly payments or limiting the doctors you can see.

A good rule of thumb is if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Look further into the plan to see just how “perfect” it really is.

Using your new knowledge about health insurance plans will allow you to better decide whether those plans are right for you and your family.

For more information about health insurance, click here.

FAQ: What Is A Copayment?

What Is A Copayment?

A copayment (also referred to as a copay) is a nice, round dollar amount you pay for health care services after you’ve paid your deductible.

For example, Dwayne’s health insurance plan’s cost for a doctor’s visit is $100. His particular plan has a copayment charge of $15 for office visits.
If Dwayne has already met his deductible, then he will only be responsible for paying $15 at the time of service.
If he hasn’t met his deductible, however, he will pay $100, the full allowable amount for the visit.

For the most part, all insurance plans have some sort of copay for one service or another. Copayment amounts can vary for different services. You may have a $30 copay for specialist visits yet have a $50 copay for lab tests. Some services may not require a copay at all.

Although it may seem complex, understanding health insurance coverage will be helpful. You may even start noticing how some ads can be misleading. Especially to those who aren’t as familiar with health insurance.

A good rule of thumb is if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Look further into the plan to see just how “perfect” it really is.

Using your new knowledge about health insurance plans will allow you to better decide whether those plans are right for you and your family.

For more information about health insurance, click here.

FAQ: Why Should I Choose Borja Physical Therapy?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! In fact, our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without relying on pain pills, injections or surgery. Here is why you should choose Borja Physical Therapy.

Expertise

When you come to Borja PT, you’ll know you’re getting the best care. Believe it or not, when doctors need a physical therapist, they come here. Not to mention, they send their closest friends & family as well. For that reason, we pride ourselves on caring for the people that you love most.

Above all else, we aim to provide the community with helpful expert advice and care. We use proven methods for managing pain, such as through workshops, speaking events, and more. In other words, Dr. Borja uses his personal experiences and knowledge to provide the best care possible.

Open Access

Customer experience is one of our core values, so we make it easy for you to get instant access to our services. That is, without the usual barriers! Our unique programs allow for faster service. No script, no paperwork, and no payment are required to come in and try us first! And the result? Less work and headaches, and, best of all, more time to reach your goals!

When you decide to begin physical therapy, our billing department will verify your insurance as a courtesy to you. At Borja PT, we accept all major health insurance carriers, as well as auto insurance and Worker’s Compensation companies.

For the purpose of physical therapy treatment, some major health insurance carriers we accept:

AAA
Aetna
Allstate
Auto-Owners
Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Michigan / Blue Care Network
Blue Cross Complete
Cofinity
Hanover
HAP
McLaren
Medicare
Medicaid
Meridian
National General
Nationwide
OneCall
Progressive Auto
State Farm
The Hartford
Theramatrix
TriCare
United Health Care Community
United Health Care
UMR
Wellcare
…And Many More

If your insurance isn’t listed, however, please call our office to speak with our team.

They will be able to look into your primary health insurance policy. As well as any auto insurance policy, Workers Comp claim, and any secondary health insurance policies you may have too.

Authoritative

Our published works have helped so many. In fact, they have been featured in books, news publications, and even online articles as well. Not to mention, the helpful guides created specifically by Dr. Borja himself.

Dr. Borja and the team regularly perform in-person demonstrations, such as seminars and workshops. They provide high informative value to local families, doctors, nurses, massage therapists, and medical professionals. Not only that, but they encourage and educate fellow physical therapists as well. As a result, Borja Physical Therapy has become the authority in helping those in pain get back to living life.

Click here to learn more about choosing the right physical therapy clinic for you.

FAQ: Do You Have A Changing Room?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! In fact, our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without relying on pain pills, injections or surgery. Our clinic offers a private changing room that you may use if you need to change your clothes before your session.

We encourage our patients to wear looser clothing, such as workout clothes, to their therapy sessions. This allows the therapist to easily access your injury. It also doesn’t restrict your movements during your sessions.

We offer private, secure areas to keep your belongings next to each treatment table. We recommend arriving a few minutes before your scheduled appointment so you have time to change. This helps to make sure you spend your time working with the physical therapist.

To learn more about what to wear to your physical therapy appointments, click here.

FAQ: What Are Your Office Policies?

Here at Borja PT, we have office policies in place to promote the safety of our patients, as well as to make ensure that each patient receives the proper care that they rightfully deserve.

We realize that emergencies and other scheduling conflicts come up and are sometimes unavoidable, however, advance notification allows us to fulfill other clients scheduling needs and keeps the clinic operating at its most efficient level. We strive to promote a higher quality of care at Borja PT, and as such, missed, or late appointments are a disruption to the clinic, your physical therapist and other patients.

Cancellation Policy.

If you ever need to cancel your appointment with us, you may contact the clinic at (586) 884-4565 to leave a message, or send an email to [email protected]. Additionally, you can text our staff at (586) 884-4565. Please provide your name, phone number, appointment date & time, and reason for the cancellation.

On Monday morning, you will receive a call to confirm that your appointment has been canceled. In addition, you will be able to reschedule your appointment at this time as well. We require 24 hours’ notice for the cancellation of an appointment in order to avoid a $15.00 cancellation fee. Click here to read more about our cancellation policy.

Do Not Show Policy.

We kindly ask that you provide our office with 24-hour notice to change or cancel an appointment. Patients who do not attend a scheduled appointment may be responsible for a $25.00 fee. You cannot bill this charge to insurance. Additionally, you must pay your fee on or before the next scheduled appointment.

Accident claims adjusters expect regular attendance to physical therapy. In fact, it’s a requirement of the approved treatment plan. If appointments are missed or canceled on a regular basis, it could affect the status of your claim. Multiple missed visits may result in discharge from care. Click here to read more about our do not show policy.

Same-Day Schedule Policy.

Our same-day schedule policy is for patients who have missed two or more appointments without providing notice. This means you would not schedule your appointments in advance. Instead, you would simply call, text, or email our office on the day you would like to attend therapy to see what times are available. Our front desk staff will then reserve the time slot of your choice for that day.

Missing your appointments can disrupt the clinic and your physical therapist. In addition, it can even disrupt other patients as well. While sometimes you may be running behind, or forget about your appointment altogether, it’s important to respect your therapist’s time. Click here to read more about our same-day schedule policy.

Financial Policy.

As a courtesy, the Billing Department verifies your insurance benefits. Please provide your insurance cards prior to your first visit. There are 3 different ways you can pay for your visits.

Option #1

First, if you would like to wait until your insurance company determines your patient responsibility for each visit, we are happy to do so. In order to do this, you must place a credit card on file for automated payment at the end of each month.

Option #2

You may also enroll in a payment plan. This automatically charges 10% of your estimated total costs at the beginning of each week until the total balance for your entire plan of care is paid in full. Payment plans require credit card or bank account information to be put on file for direct withdrawals.

Option #3

Lastly, if you would prefer to not put a credit card on file, you can choose to pay each visit. We require an estimated payment at the time of service.

If you are a former patient and wish to return to physical therapy while there is still an outstanding balance on file, you must pay off the remaining balance in full. You may also enter into a payment plan agreement as well. As previously stated, the Borja PT Billing Department may work with you to create a payment plan based on the remaining balance in question. Click here to read more about our financial policy.

If you have any questions or concerns about our Office Policies, please do not hesitate to call our office at (586) 884-4565 or email [email protected].

FAQ: What Equipment Does Your Clinic Use?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! Our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without relying on pain pills, injections or surgery. Our clinic has the type of equipment ideal for recovery and strengthening programs.

We focus on rehabilitation and improving function. Our top-of-the-line gym equipment was specifically chosen for our unique programs that cannot be found anywhere else. In fact, our programs are so effective that anyone can improve and reduce their pain. More importantly, they can get back to enjoying life.

After your evaluation, the physical therapist will create a home exercise program for you. These exercises safely strengthen your muscles. All without the risk of making your injury worse. Then the therapist will add to your home exercise program as you progress.

Using The Equipment

Exercising with the gym equipment is part of your Plan Of Care. In fact, your therapist will incorporate it into your treatment. For instance, they will have you warm up on the exercise bikes. On the other hand, you may use the Life Fitness circuit machines to end each session. The equipment is used to improve strength, range of motion, and balance.

Above all else, we aim to provide helpful expert advice and care. Our team provides support as you learn how to use each machine. They can answer any questions that you may have. As well as make adjustments to your form if needed. More than anything, we want our patients to feel comfortable and confident using our exercise equipment. That way, you’ll feel comfortable and confident using similar equipment at your own gym.

Click here to learn why you should choose Borja Physical Therapy.

FAQ: Is Your Facility Handicap Accessible?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! In fact, our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without pain pills, injections or surgery. Our clinic is handicap accessible for your convenience.

Handicap Accessible

The clinic is on ground level. It is accessible for wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, scooters, and any other transportation devices. The sidewalk ramp is located in the middle of the complex, about 15 feet from our front door. In addition, there is handicap parking available for easy ramp access as well.

We have experience treating patients with many different injuries and illnesses that have required handicap accessibility. Above all else, we aim to provide the community with helpful expert advice and care. We use proven methods for managing pain, such as through workshops, speaking events, and more. In other words, Dr. Borja uses his personal experiences and knowledge to provide the best care possible.

We recommend arriving a few minutes before your appointment so you have plenty of time to get into the clinic. This helps to make sure you’re able to spend all of your time working with the therapist.

To learn more about what to wear to your physical therapy appointments, click here. In addition, to see a map of our location and parking, click here.

FAQ: Do I Need To Bring X-Rays And MRI Results?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! Our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to heal the natural way, without relying on pain pills, injections or surgery. So, do you need to bring your X-Rays and MRI results with you?

During your first visit, the therapist will start by asking questions about your injury or condition. They will ask how it happened, what movements cause pain, what activities you’re not able to do, and more. Next, they will ask about your past medical history. They will also look at any imaging that you may have. Then they will begin an assessment.

We encourage patients to bring any imaging that they may have to their first visit. These reports can help give further details regarding your injury or condition. They may help the therapist when figuring out your course of treatment.

Some injuries or conditions may not require imaging, however. So don’t worry if you do not have any imaging or imaging reports. The therapist performs specialized testing during your first visit that provides details beyond information found in imaging.

To learn more about what to expect at your first physical therapy appointment, click here.

FAQ: What If I Don’t Have Insurance?

Physical Therapy is a tool. It’s a pathway to get you to your goals. Our highly trained staff members at Borja Physical Therapy work to do their best to make your experience pleasant. We take pride in helping each patient feel valued and well taken care of, even if they don’t have insurance.

As a courtesy, our Billing Department will verify your insurance benefits. If you do not have insurance, however, please speak with our billing coordinator to discuss self-pay options. There is no payment plan option for self-pay patients.

Thinking About Getting Insurance

If you don’t have health insurance but are thinking about enrolling, there are some great options to choose from. In fact, many plans have physical therapy coverage.

When it comes to plan and network types, you’re looking at the type of health care services that are covered in your plan. As well as the doctors and facilities you are allowed to see. These can either be in network or out of network. For instance, some plan types let you see any doctor. While other plans can limit your choices. Some may even charge you more to see out of network providers as a result.

For the purpose of physical therapy, some major health insurance carriers we accept:

AAA
Aetna
Allstate
Auto-Owners
Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Michigan / Blue Care Network
Blue Cross Complete
Cofinity
Hanover
HAP
McLaren
Medicare
Medicaid
Meridian
National General
Nationwide
OneCall
Progressive Auto
State Farm
The Hartford
Theramatrix
TriCare
United Health Care Community
United Health Care
UMR
Wellcare
…And Many More

Workers Compensation/Motor Vehicle Accidents

Additionally, we are happy to treat patients with personal injury or motor vehicle accident claims. The billing department will need certain information to verify each claim prior to service. For example, they will need the claim number, adjuster’s name, and contact phone number. As well as the claim mailing address.

Should the Workers Comp or Auto company deny your claims, the claims will then be submitted to your Medical Insurance. If you do not have medical insurance, however, the balance will become your responsibility. Please let us know if you have an attorney involved, along with their name and phone number as well.

To learn more about our financial policy, click here. To speak with our Billing Coordinator, call our office at (586) 884-4565 or email [email protected].

FAQ: How Do I Choose A Physical Therapy Clinic?

Finding a good physical therapy clinic you can trust is tricky. Similarly, it can also take a lot of diligent effort too. Above all else, you should look for a clinic that provides helpful expert advice and care. Here are 3 stages to consider when looking to choose a physical therapy clinic:

The Research Test
The Call Test
The Service Test

The Research Test

The Research Test is where you’ll start when thinking about finding that perfect physical therapy clinic for you. It involves mostly online activity. It’s also the most time-friendly of the 3 tests as well. Basically, you’re seeing how potential clinics represent themselves online. For example, the areas you’ll want to look into are:

Online Reviews
Website Information

The Call Test

The Call Test is exactly what it sounds like. You’re calling the potential clinics you’ve narrowed down from step 1 to see if they make the cut. During the call, you’ll want to look for things like:

Tone: Initial Friendliness
On-Hold Time
Concern Towards You Rather Than Money
Scheduling Availability
Licensed Therapists

The Service Test

The Service Test is where you attend your first session to see if they are the right clinic for you. From the time you open the door to the time you step foot back outside, you’ll want to review things. For example:

Greeted Immediately Upon Entering The Clinic
Initial Impression Of Cleanliness
Wait Time Before Being Seen
Thoroughness Of The Evaluation
Therapist’s Expected Goals And Course Of Action

FAQ: How Should You Dress For Physical Therapy?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! In fact, our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without relying on pain pills, injections or surgery. Our clinic offers a private changing room that you may use if you need to change your clothes before your session. So, how should you dress for your physical therapy sessions?

We encourage our patients to wear looser clothing, such as workout clothes, to their sessions. This allows the therapist to easily access your injury. It also doesn’t restrict your movements during your sessions.

For injuries such as knee or upper thigh injuries, the therapist may suggest wearing shorts in order to reach the site of injury, while not restricting movement or causing discomfort from rolling up the pant leg.

To learn more about what to expect at your first physical therapy appointment, click here.

FAQ: Will My Insurance Cover Physical Therapy?

We strive to make every patient feel valued and well taken care of. Physical Therapy is a tool. It’s a pathway to get you to your goals. Our highly trained staff members at Borja Physical Therapy work to do their best to make your experience pleasant. So, will your insurance cover physical therapy? Let’s discuss this some more!

Will Your Insurance Cover Physical Therapy?

Typically, most insurance companies offer some level of coverage for physical therapy under each of their plans. That level of coverage can vary between each policy, however.

When it comes to plan and network types, you’re looking at the type of services that are covered in your plan. As well as the doctors you are allowed to see. These can either be in or out of network. Some plan types let you see any doctor. Other plans can limit your choices or charge you more to see out of network providers.

The different plan types include HMOs, PPOs, POSs, and EPOs. Each plan type has a different amount of freedom for choosing providers.

Depending on your plan, you may have to meet a deductible, pay a copay, or physical therapy may be covered in full at 100% by your insurance company.

Typically a policy will have a deductible, coinsurance or copayment, and an out of pocket maximum. Although every plan is different and may not have each of these, it’s important to understand them and how they work. It’s especially useful when it comes time to choose future health care plans.

Deductibles

A deductible is an amount you owe before your plan begins to pay.

The deductible may not apply to all health care services that you need. You may not need to pay for services like PT or chiropractic care. In these cases, the insurance company will pay some or all of the bill.

Coinsurance

A coinsurance is a percentage of the costs you are responsible for paying after you’ve met your deductible.

Coinsurance amounts can be different depending on the type of service. There may be 10% coinsurance for chiropractic visits and 20% coinsurance for exam visits. Some services may not require coinsurance at all.

Copayment

A copayment (or copay) is a dollar amount you pay for health care services. Copays are due after you’ve paid your deductible.

Most plans have some sort of copay for one or more services. Each service has a different copay. You may have a $30 copay for doctor visits, but a $50 copay for lab tests. Some services may not require a copay at all.

Out Of Pocket Max

The out-of-pocket maximum (OOPM) is the most you will ever have to pay during a policy period. Your deductible, coinsurance, and copays go toward your OOPM. Once you have met this amount, the insurance company will pay 100% of all remaining covered services for that year.

The OOPM does not include your monthly premiums. Think of your premium like paying for a gym membership. You pay $29.99 a month to use the gym. Your premium is the monthly payments you make each month to your insurance company to have healthcare coverage.

Know Your Coverage

Workers Compensation/Motor Vehicle Accidents

For more information about our financial policy, click here.

FAQ: What Insurances Do You Take?

We strive to make every patient feel valued and well taken care of. Physical Therapy is a tool. It’s a pathway to get you to your goals. Our highly trained staff members at Borja Physical Therapy work to do their best to make your experience pleasant. So, you may find yourself asking “what insurances do you take?”

What Insurances Do You Take?

When it comes to plan and network types, you’re looking at the services that are covered in your plan. As well as the doctors you are allowed to see. These can either be in or out of network. For instance, some plan types let you see any doctor at any health care facility. While other plans can limit your choices. Some may even charge you more to see out of network providers as a result.

At Borja PT, we accept all major health insurances, as well as auto insurance and Worker’s Comp companies.

For the purpose of physical therapy treatment, some major health insurance carriers we accept:

AAA
Aetna
Allstate
Auto-Owners
Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Michigan / Blue Care Network
Blue Cross Complete
Cofinity
Hanover
HAP
McLaren
Medicare
Medicaid
Meridian
National General
Nationwide
OneCall
Progressive Auto
State Farm
The Hartford
Theramatrix
TriCare
United Health Care Community
United Health Care
UMR
Wellcare
…And Many More

If your insurance isn’t listed, however, please call our office to speak with our team. As a courtesy, the Billing Department verifies your insurance benefits. So, it’s important to provide your insurance information before your first visit.

They will be able to look into your primary health insurance policy. As well as any auto insurance policy, Workers Comp claim, and any secondary health insurance policies you may have.

Workers Compensation/Motor Vehicle Accidents

Click here to learn about our financial policy. To speak with our Billing Coordinator, call our office at (586) 884-4565 or email [email protected].

FAQ: How Do I Schedule An Appointment?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! In fact, our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without pain pills, injections or surgery. The best way to schedule an appointment is to contact the office by phone or email. Our contact information is as follows:

Phone: (586) 884-4565
Email: [email protected]

If you would like to schedule an appointment, you may walk in or call our office during the above hours at (586) 884-4565. However, if you call after business hours, please leave a message with your name, phone number, and reason for calling, and we will return your call the next business day. You may also schedule an appointment by clicking this link to instantly reserve a time slot.

The clinic is located in the Southeast corner of Mound and Hall Road. We are inside Sue’s Plaza. As illustrated by a large white sign with red lettering. Additionally, we are directly next door to the UPS store as well.

We are directly across the street, on Mound Road, from such establishments as Walmart, AMC Movie Theater, LA Fitness, and Burger King. If you pass Ice Screamers while driving north on Mound Road, you have gone too far.

Handicap Accessible

To learn more about what to wear to your physical therapy appointments, click here. In addition, to see a map of our location and parking, click here.

FAQ: Where Is Borja Physical Therapy And Weight Loss Clinic located?

The address of the clinic is:

Borja Physical Therapy
44656 Mound Rd.
Sterling Heights, MI 48314

Handicap Accessible

To learn more about what to wear to your physical therapy appointments, click here. In addition, to see a map of our location and parking, click here.

FAQ: What Are Your Hours Of Operation?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! In fact, our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without pain pills, injections or surgery. Borja Physical Therapy is open Monday through Friday. Our hours of operation are as follows:

Monday 8:00am – 7:00pm
Tuesday 8:00am – 12:00pm
Wednesday 8:00am – 7:00pm
Thursday 8:00am – 7:00pm
Friday 8:00am – 12:00pm

Handicap Accessible

To learn more about what to wear to your physical therapy appointments, click here. In addition, to see a map of our location and parking, click here.

FAQ: How Do I Contact The Office?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! In fact, our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without pain pills, injections or surgery. The best way to contact the office is by phone, fax, or email. Our contact information is as follows:

Phone: (586) 884-4565
Fax: (888) 996-2534
Email: [email protected]

Handicap Accessible

To learn more about what to wear to your physical therapy appointments, click here. In addition, to see a map of our location and parking, click here.

FAQ: Should I Bring A List Of Medications?

Here at Borja Physical Therapy, our world revolves around our patients’ needs! Our experienced and highly trained team is here to make recovery a reachable goal! We specialize in keeping you active. We empower your decision to self-heal the natural way, without relying on pain pills, injections or surgery. So, do you need to bring your list of medications with you?

During your first visit, the therapist will start by asking questions about your injury or condition. They will ask how it happened, what movements cause pain, what activities you’re not able to do, and more. Next, they will ask about your past medical history. They will also look at any imaging reports that you may have, as well as a list of your medications. Then they will begin an assessment.

We encourage patients to bring a list of their current medications to their first visit. It is very important to have an up-to-date list of medications on file. As with any medication, there may be limitations or precautions that should be known. They may help the therapist when figuring out your course of treatment.

Please let the staff know of any changes to this list that may occur during the course of your physical therapy Plan Of Care.

To learn more about what to expect at your first physical therapy appointment, click here.