United Physical Therapy
Complete our new patient intake forms at your leisure and either fax a completed copy to us or bring them with you to your new patient appointment.
We are now offering electronic paperwork that will automatically upload into your patient chart - just provide us with your email upon scheduling.
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Midtown Fax: (907) 561-0448 Downtown Fax: (907) 929-8403
South Fax: (907) 222-2889
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New Patient Intake/Registration Document
Our policy at United Physical Therapy is to begin your treatment series within 24 hours of your contacting our office to schedule an appointment.
We also have both male and female therapists, so if you prefer a specific gender, please just let us know when you are scheduling your appointment.
What to expect at your first visit:
Please arrive for your first visit 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment time to fill out paperwork if you haven’t already faxed it in. The receptionist will provide you all necessary forms and will be available to assist you at any time should you have questions.
PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING TO YOUR APPOINTMENT:
1. Your insurance card
2. The physician referral for rehabilitation if appropriate
3. Insurance information if you sustained a work injury, were involved in a motor vehicle accident - including a claim number issued by your carrier.
At United Physical Therapy, you should expect to begin each visit without delay. Your initial evaluation will consist of an interview and a physical examination. The length of the exam averages 30-60 minutes. You may be asked to change into a gown or shorts to allow the therapist to obtain the most accurate information. You may want to bring your own shorts if you are being treated for your knee, hip, or low back. Women may want to wear a tank top or sports bra if being treated for their shoulder, neck or mid-back. Every physical examination consists of palpation and a variety of manual tests to assess strength, range of motion, joint mobility, pain, and functional abilities. Once the evaluation is complete, the therapist will discuss the clinical findings with you and describe the treatment plan and our goal is to get you going toward improvement on that initial visit. Time permitting, treatment will begin immediately following the evaluation. Typically, you will be provided a home program at the conclusion of your first visit.