Before You Book: 

Do I need a referral? 

How do I book a visit?

The Investment: 

what does treatment cost?

why doesn't break free accept insurance?

Can i use my fsa/hsa?

Your First Visit:

What should I expect / how should i prepare?

can i bring someone with me?

Throughout Your Care:

how many appointments do I need?

No! Just simply call us to book or submit an online inquiry. If you do have a referral or would like to send us one with medical information, please have it faxed to 843-620-0523.

If you submit an online inquiry, our team will contact you within 24 business hours. We will contact you using your preferred method of communication and help you schedule your initial evaluation. If you are contacting us during business hours, simply give us a call and a real person will answer! 

Our current rates are not listed on our website because we want to make sure you are in the right place before you invest. A quick conversation with our team allows us to learn about what's bringing you to Break Free, determine whether we can actually help, and connect you with the therapist who may be the best fit - before you spend your time or money on an appointment. We'll explain our current rates before you schedule, so you can make an informed decision with no surprises. 

Break Free was intentionally built as a private pay practice because we believe your care should be guided by what you actually need to meet your goals - not by what an insurance company is willing to authorize. Insurance-based care can place limits on appointment length, frequency, treatment options and what your therapist is able to address. Our model allows us to focus on the quality of your care rather than the quantity of visits. We can spend more time with you during each appointment, provide comprehensive and wellness-based care, as well as have the freedom to adjust the frequency of your visits based on your needs, goals and life. We know private pay care is an up front investment and we do not take that lightly. Our goal is to make every visit count and help you make meaningful progress. 

Yes! Break Free accepts HSA and FSA funds for eligible healthcare expenses. We can also provide a superbill upon request if you would like documentation for your records or choose to submit your care to your insurance company.

Your first visit is designed to be 75 minutes long for you to talk uninterrupted, for us to listen, and for us to understand your goals, and perform a thorough evaluation. Your therapist will explain their findings and recommendations with you, and treatment may begin during your first visit if appropriate. You may also leave with things to work on between visits so you can start making progress right away. You don't need to prepare perfectly, and you don't need to know exactly what's wrong before you come in. That's what we're here for. 

Absolutely! Partners, spouses, family members, and children are welcome to accompany you if you'd like. If you're bringing a child with you, please let our team know so we can help make your visit as comfortable as possible. 

Every patient is different, so there isn't a one-size-fits-all answer. The number of visits you need depends on what we're treating, how long you've been dealing with it, your goals and how your body responds to treatment.  
Because our appointments are longer, most patients are seen once a week rather than needing multiple visits a week. Your therapist will work with you to create a frequency based on your needs and adjust as you progress. 
When you schedule your first visit, our administrative team will typically help you schedule several appointments in advance. This allows you to have consistent time reserved with your therapist and avoid having to call back after every visit to find another opening. Your therapist will continue to reassess your progress and adjust your plan as needed. 
Your treatment isn't based on a number - it is based on meaningful progress where your symptoms are actually changing. Sometimes that means a handful of visits, sometimes more complex and long standing concerns require more time. We will always be honest about what we think you need and why. 

WHAT HAPPENS DURING FOLLOW UP VISITS?

Your treatment plan! This may include manual therapy, guided exercise and prescription, muscle re-training and education, bladder/bowel re-training, wellness/lifestyle recommendations, nervous system regulation, collaboration with medical providers, and more. For more details on how we continually assess and treat, see our How We Help page here.