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 LeBauer Physical Therapy a Myofascial Release Center in Greensboro, NC - Physical Therapist

What is Myofascial Release?

Myofascial Release is a therapeutic treatment that uses gentle pressure and stretching to facilitate the release of fascial restrictions caused by accidents, injury, stress, repetitive use, and traumatic or surgical scarring. This hands-on therapy is a powerful healing technique that restores your natural motion, and allows you to return to a pain free, active lifestyle.
The fascia is a connective tissue that forms a three-dimensional web, which surrounds and supports the muscular, skeletal, and visceral (organs) components of the body. Fascial restrictions bind down and exert pressure and stress on your body and its soft tissue structures, causing pain and dysfunction.  For a more detailed description you can download or print the article What is Myofascial Release?

How can Myofascial Release (MFR) help me?

This approach is successful because it seeks to find and treat the source of ailment rather than the symptoms that have developed over many years from your body's attempt to compensate. My work, using John Barnes' Myofascial Release techniques, helps relieve pain and discomfort by realigning your posture and releasing the restrictions that hold you out of balance.

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What is Craniosacral Therapy?

Craniosacral Therapy addresses your craniosacral system, which is a dynamic fluid system surrounded by fascia that connects the base of your spine (your sacrum) to your cranium (your head), and it is a container for the fluid that surrounds your brain, spinal cord and nerves. Craniosacral therapy is a hands-on treatment that feels wonderful, relieves your pain, symptoms and headaches. A healthy craniosacral system is an important part of a comprehensive myofascial release treatment program and achieving balance in your whole body is the key to long-term relief of your symptoms. 

Do you Accept Insurance?

We are a fee-for-service clinic and accept cash, checks, and all major credit cards.  You pay for your treatment the same day we see you in our office and your payment may be reimbursed by your insurance provider.  LeBauer Physical Therapy is an "out of network" provider for all insurance carriers and your payment is due at the time of service.  This allows us to concentrate on your health and healing process and determine your plan of care according to your needs.  

Your first appointment includes a comprehensive physical therapy evaluation, treatment, personalized plan for management of your condition and instruction in a home self-treatment and exercise program.  The fee for this initial one-on-one 1 hour session with Dr. Aaron LeBauer is $125, and your follow up 1 hour treatment sessions are $95.

We will gladly provide you with the documentation you need to submit a claim to your insurance provider.  Ask your insurance company to send the reimbursement to you.  LeBauer Physical Therapy cannot guarantee that you will receive reimbursement.


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Do I need a prescription or physician's referral?

A prescription or referral for physical therapy is not required; you can call us to make an appointment right now.  Having quick or immediate access to Physical Therapy can often be the difference between your condition being acute or temporary and chronic.  You do not need to wait a week or more to be seen by your primary care physician or orthopedic specialist prior to being seen in our office. We encourage you to call us immediately if you experience an injury or have pain.  

North Carolina is one of 44 states that permit Direct Access for physical therapy.  This means you do not need to wait weeks to see your physician or specialist to begin treatment in physical therapy.  Your therapist will work with your physician or other health care provider in the coordination of your treatment so you can concentrate on healing.  Your physical therapist does not provide a medical diagnosis, however we will perform a thorough evaluation and determine your movement impairment diagnosis and relay this information to your physician or other health care provider with your consent.

What can I expect from the treatment session?

Each Patient is evaluated, and the treatment is designed to address the problems responsible for your pain and symptoms. Sustained pressure is used to release restrictions and restore the normal elastic and gliding motion of the fascia. As the restriction releases and unwinds, you may feel a sense of letting go and greater relaxation.  Most people experience a change or significant different within 3 to 5 treatments.  It is impossible to predict the exact number of visits you will need as everyone's individual challenges are unique.  The typical patient is seen approximately for 1 visit a week, for about 4-8 visits and every patient is taught how to treat themselves at home using myofascial release techniques, modified yoga poses and when appropriate therapeutic exercise.  You will receive a personalized treatment program for treatment and long term prevention of your condition so you can stay healthy, active and free of pain. 

Are your new patient forms available online?

Yes, Click Here.  You can fill out these forms and bring them with you to your first visit to save time.

What should I wear?

For physical therapy and myofascial release patients, please bring a pair of loose comfortable shorts and female patients should bring a tank top, sports bra or swim suit top. 

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LeBauer Physical Therapy
338 North Elm St.,  Suite #334  
Greensboro, NC  27401
336-271-6677
info@LeBauerPT.com