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Dr. Eva Lassey PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Doctor of Physical Therapy

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Nevada, USA

Topics We Can Discuss

  • Musculoskeletal Imbalances
  • Sensory-Seeking Behaviors
  • Strength and Flexibility Training
  • Gross Motor Development
  • Gait and Balance Training

Description

Dr. Eva has a doctorate in physical therapy and has always had an interest in researching ways of supporting children and people of all capacities to thrive in our world. Sensory disorders affect the way individuals process information, which can greatly impact their daily lives. As a specialist in the human body, mind, and movement, Dr. Eva is trained to identify and treat musculoskeletal and sensory processing difficulties that can manifest in various ways such as neuromuscular deficits, hypersensitivity to certain stimuli, or even difficulty with motor coordination. Her goal is for people of all ages to thrive, despite any contributing factors that may increase difficulty functioning in our world today. She believes in tailoring care to you, your child, and your family.

Who can benefit from PT Telehealth?

Physical therapy (PT) telehealth offers numerous advantages for various individuals seeking rehabilitation and improved physical health. Patients recovering from surgery or injury can benefit from remote access to skilled therapists, allowing them to follow prescribed exercises and receive guidance without the need to travel to a clinic. Individuals with chronic pain conditions can also find relief through telehealth by receiving personalized treatment plans that they can adhere to within their own homes. Additionally, older adults who may have mobility challenges can participate in virtual sessions, promoting engagement and continuity of care while reducing the risks associated with in-person visits. Furthermore, athletes looking to enhance their performance and prevent injuries can access targeted exercises and advice from professionals, regardless of their location. Overall, PT telehealth expands access to essential services, making it an invaluable resource for diverse populations striving for better health outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages can you consult from?

Physical therapists can consult individuals of all ages, from infants to the elderly. They are specially trained to address developmental needs in infants and toddlers, helping them achieve essential motor skills and physical milestones. For children, physical therapists focus on enhancing coordination, strength, and agility, often tailoring their approaches to suit various developmental stages. In adults and older adults, physical therapy can assist with recovery from injuries, management of chronic conditions, and rehabilitation following surgeries. This versatility highlights the importance of physical therapy as a beneficial resource throughout the entire lifespan, adapting to the unique needs and goals of each individual.

Is Physical Therapy covered by insurance?

Insurance coverage for physical therapy services varies widely depending on the provider, policy, and individual circumstances. Most health insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare, typically cover physical therapy when deemed medically necessary. This often includes conditions resulting from injuries, surgeries, chronic pain, or developmental issues in children. However, coverage specifics can involve requirements such as prior authorization, limits on the number of sessions allowed, or qualifying diagnoses. It is important for individuals to thoroughly review their insurance policy and consult with their insurance provider to understand the details of their coverage, including any potential out-of-pocket costs associated with physical therapy services.

Do you give potty training or sleep training advice?

Most definitely! We offer extensive information on a vast variety of topics on our Blogs pages. Additionally, we offer consultation services that may help you find the answers you are searching for. Please see our specialist database for a specialist that fits your needs.

Can you Diagnose my child with SPD or Autism?

Therapists, particularly those with specialized training in child development and assessment, can play a significant role in identifying Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) and autism spectrum disorders (ASD). While they may not provide formal medical diagnoses, they can conduct comprehensive evaluations and assessments to identify signs and symptoms associated with these conditions. Through direct observation, caregiver interviews, and standardized assessments, therapists can determine whether a child exhibits behaviors consistent with SPD or ASD. If necessary, they can then refer the child to a qualified healthcare professional, such as a pediatrician or psychologist, for a formal diagnosis. Early identification is crucial, as it allows for timely intervention, which can greatly improve outcomes for children facing these challenges.

Do you take international clients?

At this time, we are only offering services to the states listed in our DrSensory Specialist Database due to state-by-state regulations for each specialist profession.

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