Cash physical therapy in Round Rock
Milepost is a four-therapist clinic beside a lifting gym. You get a full hour with one physical therapist, a written plan and a written estimate before you pay.
What you can book
Each is quoted in writing before you pay. How fees work has the rest.
A full hour with one physical therapist. Your history, a hands-on exam, movement and lift or run testing, and a written plan. You get a written estimate before you pay.
Treatment, loading and coaching with the same therapist. The length is set with you, not by a plan's limits, and your plan of care changes as you do.
Some people pay for a planned block of visits together. Before you agree, we write what it includes, its term, how to cancel and what is refunded if you stop early.
Paying us, or going through your plan
We do not bill Medicare or other plans. If you hope to be reimbursed, a receipt is what your plan asks for, and your plan decides.
| Going through your plan | Paying us directly | |
|---|---|---|
| Who you deal with | Going through your planYour plan's rules first, then the clinic's | Paying us directlyUs, from your first call to your last visit |
| Visit length | Going through your planSet with the plan's rules in mind | Paying us directlyA full hour, set by you and your therapist |
| A referral | Going through your planYour plan may ask for one | Paying us directlyIn Texas you can start without a referral. Your plan may still ask for one. |
| A receipt for your plan | Going through your planThe clinic bills the plan for you | Paying us directlyAn itemized receipt after each payment. Your plan decides whether to reimburse you. |
| An estimate in writing | Going through your planYour plan sends an explanation of benefits afterward | Paying us directlyBefore your first visit, for anyone paying without insurance |
You work with one therapist from your first hour to your last. Each holds a Texas physical therapy license.
Physical Therapist, owner
Mirella opened Milepost so people who train could see one therapist for a full hour. She leads every first visit and works with runners and lifters on how they load and move.
Physical Therapist
Tremaine looks at the squat, hinge, press and carry with a bar in your hands. He is the therapist who offers dry needling, where state law allows it.
Physical Therapist
Clarissa watches how you run: cadence, stride and strength, on the treadmill and on the road. She builds the plans for people coming back to a race or a training block.
Physical Therapist
Walid works with tendons and overuse: what to change, what to keep and how to build the load back up. He talks with your coach or trainer when you ask him to.
What we work on
How you load each stride: cadence, strike and strength, looked at on the treadmill and on the road.
Running and gait
The squat, hinge, press and carry, looked at with a bar in your hands, and a plan for the lifts you keep training.
Lifting and strength
What to change, what to keep and how to build the load back up, written down for you.
Tendons and overuse
Offered by one of our therapists, where state law allows it, after you have talked through the risks.
Dry needlingBeside the gym
Our clinic is on Liberty Avenue, next to a lifting gym, so many people come straight from training or go straight back to it. We write down which lifts and runs to keep, change or pause, and we talk with your coach or trainer when you ask us to.
One therapist for the whole hour
A plan in writing at the end of your first visit
A written estimate before you pay
Questions people ask first
In Texas, you can start without a referral. Your plan may still ask for one, and the state sets limits that your therapist explains at your first visit. If you were sent by a physician, bring their notes.
We do not bill Medicare or other plans. You pay us directly and can send your plan an itemized receipt. Your plan may or may not reimburse you, and we cannot tell you in advance.
That is how everyone pays here. Before your first visit you get a written good faith estimate, and you get a new one whenever your plan of care changes.
Every visit is a full hour with one physical therapist, and you keep the same therapist from your first hour to your last.
That depends on what your evaluation finds, what you want to get back to and how your body responds. Your therapist explains what decides it and checks in each visit.
Wear what you train in and bring the shoes you run or lift in. If you have notes or results from a physician, bring them. If you use a watch, a lifting log or a training plan, bring that too.
Pick a time in our calendar. We send the written estimate before your visit, and you pay nothing until you have read it.