You can go straight to a therapist
In Texas, you can start therapy with a doctor of physical therapy without a prescription.
Get stronger close to home with physical therapy in Liberty, TX
Physical and occupational therapy to help you move, balance and do more of what you do every day.
Therapy here
Start therapy without the runaround
Your doctor can send you
Prefer to have your doctor refer you? That works too. Referrals go to ext. 127 or fax (936) 336-2280, Attn: Therapy.
A plan built around you
Your therapist builds a recovery plan around your goals, whether you are a runner, a gardener or a grandparent.
Who therapy is for
Therapy for the moments that slow you down
After surgery
Get your motion back after a joint replacement, a tendon or ligament repair, or time in a cast.
After an injury
A sports injury, a twisted ankle or a strained shoulder does not have to keep you from your routine.
When your balance feels off
Work on your balance, your walking and your strength to lower your risk of a fall.
Recovering from a hospital stay? See the Swing Bed Program
Getting started
Three steps to your first visit
- Call (936) 336-7316, ext. 127 and ask for an appointment.
- Get your assessment from your therapist.
- Bring any records from past visits or tests.
Forms
Fill out your forms before you come
Download your consent and the short questionnaire for the part of your body that hurts, then bring them to your first visit.
Questions
Questions about therapy
Do I need a prescription?
Not in Texas. You can start with a doctor of physical therapy. Your doctor can refer you too.
Is there physical therapy near Dayton?
Yes. Therapy is at 1353 N. Travis St. in Liberty, and people from Dayton and the communities around it come here.
How do I make an appointment?
Call (936) 336-7316, ext. 127.
What should I bring?
Your photo ID, your insurance card, any records from past visits and your completed forms.
Do you take Medicare and Medicaid?
Medicare and Medicaid are accepted. Call billing at (936) 336-7316, ext. 284 with questions about your plan.
Where do I go?
The hospital, 1353 N. Travis St. in Liberty.