FAQs

What will my experience be like?

At Ascent, all sessions are 1-1 with a physical therapist that has advanced specialty training in orthopedics and sports, and strength and conditioning. In-person sports performance, training, and physical therapy visits are 60 minutes; virtual sessions are 45 minutes.

Physical Therapy: you can expect to be issued an exercise program tailored specifically to your unique needs that is updated throughout the care experience. Unlike traditional physical therapy clinics, you have access to your physical therapist outside of your visits. We seek to help you achieve your goals in as few visits as possible.

A common response to just about every injury or pain-related question is “it depends”... and it’s true. What is best for one person is likely not the best approach for the next, even if the location of pain is the same. The needs of one individual can vary immensely from someone else of the same age, activity level, and sport/position. Factors such as health history, lifestyle, goals, season of sport, and your barriers to activity all play a large role in planning appropriate treatment.

Which locations do you currently serve? What are your hours?

In-person sessions: serving Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Camarillo, Oxnard, Santa Paula, Oak Park, Westlake Village, Lake Sherwood, Agoura Hills, Hidden Hills, Calabasas, Hidden Valley, and Malibu.

Clinic Location: 1090 Lawrence Drive, Ste 101 Newbury Park, CA 91320

Virtual sessions:

California and Wisconsin

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Hours of Operation:

Monday through Friday: 8am-6pm

Do I need a prescription or a referral for physical therapy services?

Every state allows for evaluation and some form of physical therapy treatment without evaluation; however, some states impose arbitrary restrictions on direct access to physical therapy services. Direct access guidelines for those states that we serve are outlined here:

California: physical therapy patients can be seen for 12 visits or 45 days without a prescription or referral from a physician.
Wisconsin: physical therapy patients are unrestricted access to care in those with musculoskeletal injury, for injury prevention and biomechanics application, and conditioning (no prescription or referral required).

*If the treating physical therapist feels that the patient requires additional assessment or care outside of the physical therapy scope of practice, the provider will refer the patient to the appropriate provider. The physical therapist will communicate with providers who refer patients to physical therapy.

How do virtual sessions work?

Virtual sessions include a review of your medical history, goal-setting, and may include movement evaluation, education, and exercise instruction.

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We recommend:

A quiet space with room to move around in
A strong internet connection
Propping your computer, phone, or tablet to allow us to fully analyze your movements

Do you take my insurance?

We are considered an out-of-network provider with all insurance companies except for CorVel.
If you have out-of-network insurance benefits, we can provide the documentation required (a superbill) by your insurance company for reimbursement upon request.

Because we are not a Medicare provider, law prohibits us from providing care to Medicare beneficiaries for physical therapy services. Medicare beneficiaries can be seen for wellness services.

All payments are made via cash, check, and credit cards (including FSA and HSA cards). Initial evaluations are $200 and single follow up appointments are $150. Packages of 8 visits can be purchased for $1,080 ($135/visit).

Our Focus is YOU.

Services

Physical Therapy

Sports Performance & Coaching

Tactical Workman's Comp. Program

Providers

Danielle Cooper

PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT

Fredie Cordon

PT, DPT

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