What is TeleRehab?

How Do I Prepare for TeleRehab?
In order to be HIPPA compliant, you need to have secure high-quality Internet and a space where you have privacy as you would in the clinic setting. You also need to be a No Fall Risk or we require someone to attend your sessions at home with you.
You will need to have a computer that has a camera and microphone. In the event there is a technology or equipment failure during a TeleRehab session, we will ask for a phone number where you can be reached so we may will call you and try to fix the problem and restart. If we are unable to restart the session successfully, your session will be cancelled, and you will not be charged. To avoid potential problems, we will be giving you a step by step explanation of how to access our HIPPA compliant and encrypted software before your visit to perform a test run.
You can be confident that:
Will my insurance reimburse me?
The state of Colorado has parity, which means that Colorado insurers cannot deny coverage solely because the service is provided through Telehealth. However, the use of the word solely, could mean that they can find other reasons to deny the service. Your bill will look the same as it currently does however the place of service will reflect the location of where the service was provided. As always, it is best to verify with your insurance policy regarding reimbursement specifics.
Please note that Telehealth for physical therapy is not a covered benefit for Medicare. Medicare policy holders may participate in TeleRehab but will not be reimbursed for these services. We continue to follow the Center for Medicare Services (CMS) as additional benefits are added.