Get Better. In Professional Hands.

  
 
 
 

Contrology professionals use the science of rehabilitation and the mind-body strengthening of Pilates to improve overall health and speed a patient's return to work, play and self-care.

FIND YOUR CORE. Our strategies to get you well – and keep you well – are reflections of our advanced medical training and Pilates-based whole body philosophies.

GET GROUNDED. Everything we do is done in an attentive, caring and trusting partnership designed to treat the whole person, not just an injury or symptom.

MOVE FREELY. Contrology focuses on the synergy of a supportive relationship and state-of-the-art disciplines where patients are inspired to learn and empowered to prevent injury, reduce pain and enhance strength & flexibility,

FEEL BETTER. We're here to help. Call us at (401) 885-0051. Or stop in to our studio at 5835 Post Road in East Greenwich.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions


Below are answers to the most commonly-asked questions we get from patients. If you don't see your question here, feel free to call us at (401) 885-0051 or send us an email to info@contrologypt.com

1.

Will my insurance cover my physical therapy visits?

Most major insurances will cover PT services. Deductible and co-pay amounts vary per insurance provider and will be determined prior to your first visit.
Do I need an MD referral?

2.

Do I need a referral from my doctor?

Only for Medicare patients. In RI we have “Direct Access” for physical therapy services where anyone can see a PT directly without a physician referral. If PT is necessary after a 3 month period of treatment, your PT is required to have you see your physician for a prescription for further PT treatment.

3.

Will insurance pay for Pilates or sports conditioning?

No your insurance will not pay for Pilates or sports conditioning. If you are under the care of a PT, and Pilates or sports conditioning would benefit you as part of your rehabilitation, the PT will direct your Pilates exercise or sports conditioning exercise as part of your visit.

4.

What should I wear for my physical therapy appointment?

Please wear loose-fitting or workout wear. Shorts, tank tops, sweats or yoga/fitness clothing are all appropriate. Please bring or wear sneakers.

5.

How long will I be at my physical therapy visit?

Anywhere from 45-90 minutes depending on your injury.

6.

Will physical therapy be painful?

Although rehabilitation from injury is never easy, at Contrology we make every effort to make you comfortable during your treatment.