Discover your path to healing: unveiling recovery options

Embarking on a journey of rehabilitation and recovery offers a plethora of options, each tailored to cater to specific needs. From home health to outpatient therapy to personal training, one remarkable choice stands out – Morpheus Wellness. In this exploration, we delve into the avenues available for individuals seeking to regain functionality, manage pain, and achieve overall well-being.

Outpatient Therapy

A common route for those striving to reclaim their lives, outpatient therapy provides a pathway to regain functionality and alleviate pain. This therapy, administered by licensed physical, occupational, or speech therapists, can be conducted in clinics, mobile clinics, or through telehealth sessions. Typically covered by health insurance, co-pays ranging from $0-$100 may apply. Sessions, lasting around 60 minutes, offer either one-on-one or in groups. Typically a therapist may have several patients at a time and therefore in a 60 min visit you may have 15-30 min of direct one-on-one care with your therapist.  Therapists are required by insurance companies to document progress to validate the medical necessity of these services. According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), outpatient therapy encompasses a range of services including:

• Therapeutic Activities                  
• Therapeutic Exercises
• Neuromuscular Re-education
• Aquatic Therapy
• Gait Training
• Manual Therapy
• Self-care Training
• Wheelchair Management
• Wound Care
• Orthotic and Prosthetic Management
• Splinting
• Pain management
• Speech retraining
• Swallowing Therapy
• Cognitive Retraining
• Hand therapy
• Modalities like hot/cold, ultrasound and electrical stimulation
• Work Hardening/Conditioning
• Pelvic floor therapy
• Driver re-education

Home Health Therapy

For individuals who are deemed homebound by their physician, home health therapy becomes an invaluable solution. Health insurances typically 100% cover the cost of 6-12 visits within a 60 day certification period. Visits are typically scheduled for 30-45 minutes. According to CMS, common home health services include:

• Wound care
• Patient and caregiver education on exercises, use of medical equipment
• Monitoring an unstable medical condition
• Home safety

Personal Training

Distinct form therapy, personal training hones in on overall fitness. Often lacking medical qualifications, personal trainers focus on general fitness. Operating without a physician’s order, sessions – priced between $80 and $165 per hour – take place in homes, fitness centers, or virtually. Common services provided by personal trainers include:

• Strength training
• Weight Loss
• Education on use of fitness equipment.