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Motion Standard — Rehabilitation and Movement
First Visit / What to expect

Know what comes next.

Starting care can involve plenty of practical questions. Here is a helpful framework for a first physical therapy conversation, not a description of a real appointment.

01

Talk it through.

Describe your goals, symptoms, medical history, and which movements or tasks affect your daily life.

02

Understand the assessment.

A licensed clinician may evaluate strength, flexibility, balance, movement, and other appropriate measures.

03

Discuss the plan.

Ask what treatment options are appropriate, what risks or alternatives exist, and how progress may be tracked.

Bring the right questions

Prepare for a useful first conversation.

Write down your symptoms and goals. Ask what clothing to wear, what documentation is needed, and how payment or referral requirements work.

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Illustrative photo of a therapist assisting with a resistance band

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