Frequently Asked Questions

1. How long will my appointment take?
   This depends on what service you are selecting. Each service on our online scheduling system has a time frame listed. Generally, an initial physical therapy evaluation (first visit) will last approximately 60 minutes. The follow-up sessions can run between 30-60 minutes depending on your selection. Follow-up Dry needling appointments are 30 minutes long.

2. Do you accept my insurance?
   AGADA PT has transitioned to a self-pay practice only, like all of the other providers at AGADA Integrative Health Center. AGADA PT can provide a superbill for you to submit to your own insurance for reimbursement.

3. Do I Need a Referral for Physical Therapy?                                                  MN is a Direct Access State for Physical Therapy services. If you receive Medciare or a medicare supplement, a doctor’s referral is required.   

4. How much does each visit cost?
   2025 Price Schedule

   60-minute Initial Evaluation: $200.00

   60-minute Re-evaluation: $170.00

   *90-days since your last visit and you are being seen for the same injury as the last visit

   60-minute Follow-Up Visit: $150.00

   *Needles can be included

   45-minute Follow-Up Visit: $120.00

   *Needles can be included

   30-minute Follow-Up Visit: $75.00

   *No Dry Needling

   30-minute Follow-Up Dry Needling: $90.00

   Packages!

   60-minute Package: Initial Evaluation and 3, 60-min Follow-up Visits: $585.00

   Dry Needling Package: Initial Evaluation and 3, 30-minute Dry Needling follow-ups: $446.00

   Dry Needling Follow-Up Package: 6, 30-minute Dry Needling follow-ups: $486.00

   Medicare/Medicaid New Patient Package: 60-minute evaluation, 5, 45-minute follow-up visits: $680.00

   Medicare/Medicaid Existing Patient Package: 6, 45-minute follow-up visits: $612.00

   *Monthly payment plans available with a credit card on file.

5. What should I bring to my first appointment?
   Please bring any doctor notes or pertinent test results. Please wear comfortable clothes that allow for the body part needing treatment to be exposed if necessary (ie. shorts, loose pants, tee shirt, athletic shoes, etc.)

6. How many appointments should I make?
   The number and frequency of visits will be determined by you and your physical therapist after your first visit.