A: Scheduling at Rose Physical Therapy is easy. You can request an appointment online or call the clinic directly to book a time that works with your schedule. You will be able to choose your preferred Washington, DC location and physical therapist so your care starts off personalized from day one.​

A: Rose Physical Therapy Group has convenient clinics in Washington, DC, including a downtown location and a Capitol Riverfront/Navy Yard office close to Capitol Hill. Many patients also travel from nearby Maryland communities such as Bethesda, MD and Chevy Chase for specialized physical therapy care in DC.​

A: Rose Physical Therapy is a non-participating (out-of-network) provider with all health insurance plans*. Many insurance plans provide benefits for physical therapy services provided by out-of-network providers. Health insurance plans, policies, and terms vary greatly, and each person’s health care needs and expenditure is unique. If you would like to learn about the coverage you have for services provided by Rose Physical Therapy in Washington, DC, and potential out-of-pocket expenses, please call our office.

• We do not currently accept Medicare or Medicaid.​

A: Payment is typically due at the time of service, and Rose Physical Therapy accepts HSA/FSA cards as well as major credit cards for your convenience. Clear, up-front financial policies help you plan your physical therapy in Washington, DC without surprise bills later on.​

A: If you need to cancel or reschedule, Rose Physical Therapy asks that you provide at least 24 hours’ notice before your appointment time. Late cancellations or missed visits may be subject to a fee so that appointment slots remain available for other patients in Washington, DC and the surrounding area.

A: You can cancel or reschedule by phone or email, sharing your full name, appointment time, and updated contact information. This allows staff at the Washington, DC and Navy Yard offices to quickly help you find a new time that works.​

A: In Washington, DC, many patients can start physical therapy directly through Direct Access, meaning you may see a physical therapist without a physician’s prescription. Your therapist will coordinate with your doctor or specialist if additional medical input is needed during your plan of care.

A: Yes, patients in Washington, DC, Capitol Hill, Navy Yard, and Bethesda, MD generally have the right to choose their preferred physical therapy clinic. You can ask your provider to send your prescription or documentation to Rose Physical Therapy Group instead.

A: During your first visit at Rose Physical Therapy in Washington, DC, you will receive a one-on-one evaluation with a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy who reviews your history, goals, and current symptoms. Your therapist will perform a movement-based assessment and create a customized treatment plan designed for your lifestyle.

A: Sessions at Rose Physical Therapy are typically scheduled for about an hour of dedicated, one-on-one time with your physical therapist. This extended visit length supports thorough manual therapy, targeted exercises, and education tailored to your needs.

A: Wear loose-fitting, athletic clothing that allows you to move freely and gives your therapist access to the area being treated, such as shorts for knee issues or a tank top for shoulder pain. Supportive sneakers or athletic shoes are ideal.

A: Yes, new patient forms can typically be completed online and submitted electronically before you arrive. Filling out paperwork ahead of time helps your physical therapist focus the full visit on evaluation and treatment.

A: Rose Physical Therapy Group treats a wide range of orthopedic and pelvic floor conditions, including sports injuries, chronic pain, post-surgical rehab, and spine issues.

A: Yes, Rose Physical Therapy provides specialized pelvic floor physical therapy, addressing issues such as pelvic pain, incontinence, and postpartum recovery.

A: Your physical therapist will design a home exercise program tailored to your goals and daily routine so that you can continue making progress between sessions.

A: Many leading physical therapy clinics create guided exercise resources to help patients feel confident with form, alignment, and modifications at home.

A: Rose employs highly trained physical therapists, many of whom hold Doctor of Physical Therapy degrees and advanced certifications in specialties such as pelvic floor, sports therapy, and manual techniques.

A: Rose Physical Therapy emphasizes one-on-one treatment, ongoing clinician education, and customized plans that prioritize patient goals.

A: Rose Physical Therapy has earned many positive online reviews that reflect successful outcomes for patients living and working in Washington, DC and surrounding areas.

A: You can contact Rose Physical Therapy Group through its online contact form, by phone, or by email to ask questions or request an appointment.