What is Mobile Dry Needling+?

We provide one-on-one physical therapy and dry needling services delivered directly to your home. Our model focuses on individualized care, longer sessions, and performance-based rehabilitation without the limitations of traditional insurance-based clinics.

Does dry needling have to be part of my treatment plan?

No, dry needling is just one of many treatment options we provide. Other treatment solutions include manual therapy, cupping, gua-sha, e-stim, prescription exercise, balance/stability training, and taping.

Do you accept insurance?

In most cases, no. We are a cash-based practice, which allows us to provide longer, uninterrupted sessions, transparent pricing, and treatment plans focused entirely on your goals — not insurance restrictions.

However, we may be able to accept workers’ compensation insurance. A quick conversation with your case manager can help determine eligibility.

You can submit your receipt to your HSA or FSA for reimbursement, and superbills can be provided upon request for potential out-of-network insurance reimbursement.

Please note that our therapists are not enrolled in Medicare and cannot submit claims for Medicare reimbursement. We may still be able to see you even if you are enrolled in Medicare, but this will need to be discussed further. Please contact us for details.

If you have questions, feel free to reach out.

What areas do you serve?

We provide mobile services throughout Manitowoc and the surrounding communities. Additional service area charges may apply for patients located more than 10 miles from Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Please reach out with any questions.

What conditions do you treat?

Spine

• Low back pain & sciatica

• Neck & back disc herniation

• Pinched nerves

• Arthritis

• Acute and chronic neck pain & muscle tightness

• Headaches & jaw pain

Shoulder & Elbow

• Thoracic outlet syndrome 

• Shoulder pain & impingement

• Rotator cuff & biceps tendon pathology

• Tennis & golfer's elbow

Hip, Knee, & Ankle/Foot

• General hip, knee, ankle/foot pain

• Strains and sprains

• Arthritis

• Hip impingement

• Gluteal tendinopathy

• Patellofemoral pain

• Plantar fasciitis

• Achilles tendinopathy

Functional Impairments

• Balance impairments

If you're not sure whether we can help, contact us for a quick consultation.

What is dry needling?

Dry needling is a technique used to relieve muscle tension, decrease pain, and improve movement. Thin, sterile needles are inserted into tight or dysfunctional muscle trigger points to reset tissue, improve blood flow, and accelerate recovery.

It is different from acupuncture and is based on modern musculoskeletal and neurophysiological principles.

Learn more here.

Does dry needling hurt?

Most patients feel minimal discomfort. You may experience a quick muscle twitch or mild soreness afterward (similar to a workout), which typically resolves within 24–48 hours.

How long are sessions?

Session lengths vary depending on the service:

• Dry Needling Sessions: 30–45 minutes

• Full Physical Therapy Sessions (dry needling included if appropriate): 60 minutes

What makes your services different from traditional outpatient Physical Therapy?

✔ One-on-one care every visit with the same Physical Therapist - no therapy assistants
✔ No crowded clinics
✔ No rushed 10-minute appointments
✔ Treatment at your location for convenience
✔ Transparent pricing - no unforeseen costs
✔ Focus on performance, not just pain relief

We prioritize results and long-term resilience.

Do I need a physician referral?

No, in Wisconsin, direct access allows you to see a physical therapist without a physician referral.

How should I prepare for my visit?

To get the most out of your session:

• Prepare your environment: your therapist will be bringing a treatment table and a few other items. We will need enough room to set this table up and treat you - ideally in a living room, home gym space, or dining room.

• Your therapist will arrive promptly at the scheduled time, please be ready when the clinician arrives. Be sure to monitor your email & phone for any unforeseen delays.

• Wear shorts, a tank top/t-shirt or loose fitting clothes.

• Know or have your general medical history on hand - this will be discussed to ensure the safety of treatment strategies.

• All consent forms (if not completed prior to your visit via email) can be further discussed as needed but will need to be completed prior to the start of your session.

How do I schedule an appointment?

You can book directly through our website or contact us via phone or email. We’ll respond promptly to get you scheduled.

What should I expect after scheduling my initial evaluation?

Shortly after scheduling, you will receive two emails. We may also call if we have questions about the intake information you provided.

• Welcome email: Includes additional details about your visit and specific pricing information.

• Consent form email: Contains a digital e-signature consent form that must be completed prior to your initial evaluation. If you have any questions about the form, please feel free to ask.

Additional questions?

Please reach out to us via the contact information at the bottom of this page.