Convenient Online Scheduling

4425 Juan Tabo NE, Suite 101

Enter the building on the northern side facing the Flying Star Cafe. Once inside, take your first left and head towards the double doors. Scan the check-in QR code by the door and have a seat while you wait for your therapist.

Ascension Physio is in-network with BCBS and Presbyterian (including Medicare Advantage plans and Medicaid/Centennial plans). 

Regular Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE (except for Prime) are also accepted. 

Any other insurance, including other Medicare Advantage plans, will be billed as out-of-network and may not be reimbursable.

HSA cards are accepted. 

Yes, self-pay is available for all appointment types. Please call or text 505-750-8575 to request the rates. 

You can also request a complimentary consultation prior to committing to treatment.

No. In the state of New Mexico, a referral from a physician is not required to attend physical therapy. If additional imaging or treatment beyond the scope of physical therapy is indicated, or you fail to progress, you will be encouraged to see your physician.

EXCEPTIONS:

• -TRICARE-Select beneficiaries require a physician's order for claims processing 
• - Some Medicaid plans require a referral and prior authorization

Be sure to complete all online patient forms prior to your first appointment. 

Please wear stretchy clothing to all appointments.

You may find it helpful to write down your questions prior to your appointment to ensure all of your concerns are addressed.

Partners, parents, caregivers, and supportive friends are all welcome at your appointments. Educating those closest to you can sometimes be extremely helpful in the recovery process.

Children are also welcome but be mindful they may take time away from your appointment if they are unable to entertain themselves safely.

Participating in pelvic floor treatment while on your period is a decision left solely up to you.

Patients are still able to receive successful treatment during menstruation, regardless of whether internal pelvic floor work is done or not. However, if this is something you are not comfortable with, you can absolutely reschedule your appointment or request that no internal work is performed.

Most new moms wait between 4-6 weeks after giving birth, and typically not sooner than 3 weeks. You are always welcome to bring your baby to your appointments.

If you would like additional support prior to the 3-week mark, you may find a telehealth visit easier than leaving the house.

However, some moms wait 5-10 years or more before feeling like they have the time to seek help for their pelvic floor symptoms. It's never too late.