Initial evaluation
Full hour of movement testing, hands on assessment and a written plan with a timeline.
Serving the Treasure Valley since 2014
A full hour with your therapist, every visit
No aide handing you a resistance band while your PT works three rooms. One therapist, one patient, sixty minutes, start to finish.
11 yrsin the valley
1:1therapist to patient
60 minevery appointment
0referrals required
What we treat
Conditions we see every week
Idaho is a direct access state, so you can start physical therapy without a physician referral.
Follow up treatment
Sixty minutes of manual therapy and loaded exercise progression with your own therapist.
Post surgical rehabilitation
ACL, rotator cuff, total knee and total hip protocols coordinated with your surgeon.
Running gait analysis
Treadmill video assessment, cadence and load review, and a specific return to mileage plan.
Vestibular and balance therapy
Testing and repositioning for BPPV, plus balance retraining for fall risk.
Dry needling
Added to a treatment session for stubborn trigger points in the hip, calf or shoulder.
How we practice
Fewer patients per day, better outcomes per patient
Anchor Point runs on a schedule most clinics would call inefficient. Each therapist sees eight patients a day instead of eighteen, which means hands on treatment for the whole hour and enough time to actually load an exercise correctly. Most patients finish care in eight to twelve visits rather than dragging on for months.
•Every therapist holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree
•In network with Blue Cross of Idaho, SelectHealth, PacificSource and Medicare
•Cash pay rates published, no surprise billing
•6:30am starts for patients who work day shifts
Reviews
Patient outcomes
“Nine visits after my knee replacement I was back on the Greenbelt. My last clinic had me on a bike in a corner for twenty minutes and called it therapy.”
Gary L., Total knee rehab
“The running analysis found a cadence problem I had for years. Shin pain gone in five weeks and I did not have to stop running.”
Hannah P., Running gait analysis
FAQ
Getting started
Do I need a doctor's referral?
Not in Idaho. Direct access lets you start physical therapy with an evaluation from us. Some insurance plans still require a referral for reimbursement even when state law does not, so we check your specific plan when we verify benefits.
How many visits will this take?
Most non surgical conditions resolve in eight to twelve visits over six to eight weeks. Post surgical protocols run longer and are set by your surgeon. At the evaluation you get a written estimate of visits, and we revise it out loud if progress differs.
What should I wear?
Clothing you can move in, and something that gives us access to the area we are treating. Shorts for knee or hip work, a tank top for shoulders. Bring running shoes if you are coming for a gait analysis, ideally the pair you actually train in.
Will it hurt?
Some treatment produces temporary soreness, similar to a hard workout, and certain manual techniques are uncomfortable while they are happening. Nothing should be sharp or make your condition worse. We use a pain scale at every visit and adjust intensity to it.
Contact
Book your evaluation
Call or request a time online. New evaluations are usually available within three business days.
Phone(208) 555-0163
Address3110 West State Street, Boise, Idaho
HoursMon to Fri 6:30am to 6pm
AreaBoise, Meridian, Eagle, Garden City, Kuna