Healthy Aging Physical Therapy is Medicare B certified at home physical and occupational therapy. We specialize in outpatient physical therapy at home for older adults, individuals with Parkinson’s disease, and people with complex medical conditions. Our therapists bring expert, personalized care directly to your home - eliminating travel barriers and focusing on long-term independence.

Yes. We accept Medicare Part B, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and most Managed Medicare plans for both in-home physical therapy and in-home occupational therapy. We also offer private pay Wellness services for patients who no longer qualify for insurance-covered therapy but want to continue progressing toward their health, strength, and balance goals. Our team will help you understand your insurance coverage and make getting started simple.

Our services are designed for adults —especially seniors — who have difficulty traveling to a clinic but want to stay active and independent. We help people with balance problems, weakness, Parkinson’s disease, osteoporosis, chronic pain, post-surgical recovery, and neurological conditions. If you want care at home, and want to improve your mobility, safety, and confidence at home, our team can help.

We provide specialized care for a variety of conditions, including Parkinson’s disease, post-stroke rehabilitation, arthritis, osteoporosis, balance disorders, vestibular conditions (dizziness/vertigo), chronic pain, orthopedic injuries, and fall risk. Our therapists also home safety evaluations, and Parkinson’s-specific exercise programs like PWR! Moves®.

Home Health Physical Therapy (Medicare Part A) is short-term, provided after hospitalization, and requires patients to be homebound. Outpatient at Home Physical Therapy (Medicare Part B) does not require homebound status and allows for ongoing physical therapy at home for as long as medically necessary. This model supports maintenance therapy, balance training, fall prevention, and long-term wellness programs - ideal for older adults who want to continue improving or maintaining their abilities.

Starting care is easy—call our office at (617) 398 4508 or request an appointment using our online New Patient Registration. We’ll complete your intake, confirm your insurance benefits and schedule your first visit at home. During your initial in-home therapy evaluation, we’ll create a customized treatment plan focused on your goals, which may include strength training, balance exercises, gait training, and home safety strategies to help you age with confidence.