Move better andperform confidently.

The first physical therapy visit includes both an evaluation and treatment. We start with why you reached out. We talk about what hurts or feels limited, where you are in recovery, what you have tried, and what you need to do at home, at work, or in your activity. Then we examine the area and test the movement, strength, balance, or endurance connected to that need. We explain what we find, begin treatment, and give you a clear plan for the days before your next visit.

Each follow-up builds on what we learned at the first visit. We check how your body responded and whether the movement or activity we are working on is getting easier. Treatment may include hands-on work, mobility, strength, balance, walking, or practice for a specific task such as stairs, lifting, golf, or returning to the gym. The plan changes as you improve, moving from early rehab into the strength, control, and endurance your activity requires.

Previous physical therapy gives us useful information. We review what you did, what improved, what did not, and whether the plan ever reached the level of the task that still feels limited. Sometimes the missing piece is not a new exercise. It is the right dose, a better progression, or more specific practice for what you are trying to do.

Not automatically. We look at the part of the activity that brings on the problem. Then we adjust the amount, range, speed, load, or frequency when needed. The goal is to keep you doing what your body can handle while we rebuild the strength, mobility, control, or endurance the activity requires. A restriction from your surgeon or medical team still guides the plan.

After the evaluation, we recommend a schedule based on where you are in recovery, how much direct guidance you need, and what you can do well on your own. Someone early after surgery may need closer visits. Someone rebuilding strength for golf, travel, or the gym may need more time between visits to train. We adjust the schedule as your needs change.

You do not need an MRI to schedule an evaluation. You can usually begin physical therapy without a referral, although Texas rules may require one if care continues beyond the period allowed without one. If imaging, a physician, or another type of care would answer an important question, we explain why and help you take the next step.

Argan is a private-pay practice. Payment is due at the time of the visit. HSA and FSA cards are accepted. We can also provide a superbill for you to submit to your insurance plan for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

We can meet at your home, office, gym, or outdoors when that setting fits the visit. We bring a treatment table and portable equipment when they are useful, so you do not need a home gym. Mobile visits are available across our DFW service area, with the most regular availability around Southlake and Colleyville. Online visits are also available when distance makes an in-person visit less practical.