Maintaining Physical Activity During Difficult Times
We found this article from the ChoosePT blog provided by the APTA to be helpful with providing direction and tips on staying healthy during these
Handling Physical Therapy is a physical therapist owned and operated practice located in New Castle, Delaware. We are dedicated to the highest level of patient care and offer comprehensive evaluations, attentive hands-on therapy, innovative treatment techniques, and personalized exercise programs. Our mission is to provide the highest quality of individualized physical therapy for patients of all ages. Conveniently located on Route 273 in New Castle, Delaware, we offer appointments throughout the day, including mornings, nights, and weekends. We also accept virtually all major insurances.
Tom received both his Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Delaware. In 2007, Tom earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy again from...
HPT accepts virtually all major insurance carriers. Our team will verify your insurance for you before your first appointment.
Pain symptoms are personal and unique and not always easy to describe to your physical therapist. Depending on the cause, type, and intensity of your pain, we can help identify the pain points and get you started on the road to recovery.
Pain symptoms are personal and unique and not always easy to describe to your physical therapist. Depending on the cause, type, and intensity of your pain, we can help identify the pain points and get you started on the road to recovery.
We found this article from the ChoosePT blog provided by the APTA to be helpful with providing direction and tips on staying healthy during these
Ten years of hard work, late nights, and early mornings. Ten years of building a business and family (three boys later). Ten years in New
Appointments AVAILABLE within 24 hours with no referral required
In Delaware, a physical therapist may treat a person for up to 30 days from the date of the first visit without a script from a doctor. After 30 days, the patient must be seen by a licensed physician. If you have Medicare or Medicaid, you must have a PT script from a licensed physician before your initial appointment. Your insurance benefits will be verified prior to your first visit.