At Life Beyond Barriers Rehabilitation Group, we rip down red tape and take the process into our own hands. We won’t provide numbers to call and hope it works out. If you or your client wants to be here, we’ll do everything in our power to make it happen.

A simple, five-step process:

  1. A prescription is required. The prescription includes diagnosis code, discipline, and signature from referring physician.
  2. Your insurance is verified.
  3. A consultation is completed.
  4. An appointment is scheduled and our clinical team provides an evaluation.
  5. The road to recovery begins.

Would you like to schedule a tour? Call us at: 616-866-6859 (Rockford) or 231-486-6330 (Traverse City).

Insurance Accepted

See a list of coverages we accept.

Prescription Process

What does it take to get started? Here’s the process.

Q&A

  • How do I become a client at Life Beyond Barriers Rehabilitation Group?

    Starting therapy requires a physician’s prescription. The prescription must be signed and dated by the referring physician. It also needs to include a diagnosis, discipline (Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Wheelchair/Mobility/Equipment Evaluation), and an ICD 10 code for each discipline ordered. For quick, confidential service, please fax the prescription to the scheduling office.

  • What should I bring to my first visit?

    Plan on arriving 15 minutes before your appointment. This allows us to complete any required paperwork. You should also bring: your insurance card, a photo ID, a list of current medications, and any other information that’s been requested.

  • What should I wear?

    You should wear comfortable clothing. Sneakers are also recommended, along with an extra set of clothing.

  • What diagnoses do you treat?

    We treat clients with a variety of diagnoses – traumatic and non-traumatic – including spinal cord injury, brain injury, stroke, amputation, brachial plexus injury, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, ALS, and more. We also treat individuals who are aging who may have symptoms of dizziness, falling, balance disturbances, etc.

  • What different types of therapy(s) do you offer?

    Our therapy and rehabilitation include: Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Aquatic Therapy,  Wheelchair Seating/Mobility/ Equipment evaluations.

    Our community wellness programs include: Peer Support activities, Caregiver Support Group

  • How long are therapy sessions?

    Individual therapy sessions are typically one full hour. If you are receiving therapy from more than one discipline, you may be in therapy sessions for up to three hours depending on your schedule.

  • What types of insurances do you accept?

    We are in network with the following insurance plans: Commercial insurance (Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Priority Health), Auto No-fault, Worker’s Compensation, Medicare, Medicaid, Meridian, Childrens Special Health.

  • How does the therapists know my rehab goals?

    Your goals are established, together, from the very first meeting. We monitor the progress of these goals along your journey and revisit them every single session.

  • How are you different from other rehabilitation programs?

    We don’t treat people like a diagnosis. We treat the person, always putting their dreams and goals ahead of systems and protocol. Our program also has a unique culture. We’re not patients and therapists. We’re friends, peers, supporters, collaborators, and encouragers. Simply put, it’s hard to come by a culture that’s so relationship-oriented.

 

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