Frequently Asked Questions

Maza Movement and Recovery is considered a cash based, out of network provider. Every year insurance companies reduce their reimbursement rates and place restrictions on the level of care a patient can receive. This leads to most insurance based physical therapy practices booking multiple patients an hour and which leads to decreased individualized attention for the patients.

With an out of network clinic model, we have the autonomy to provide the high end, one on one individualized care our patients deserve leading to quicker recovery and better results to improve your quality of life and reach your goals faster! 

Most patients opt to pay via cash, credit card, HSA, of FSA

In the state of Texas direct access allows for a patient to see a physical therapist directly without a referral for 30 days. Our clinicians' advanced training allows them to evaluate, diagnose, and treat based on impairment but also the knowledge to refer out to a licensed medical provider if the condition is outside the scope of physical therapy practice.

Your first visit will be a thorough, comprehensive full body evaluation and movement assessment to determine the root cause of your impairments, education and hands on treatment will be provided. Our doctors will also have the time to gain a better understanding of you and your personal goals.

Please provide 24 hour notice if you need to cancel your appointment. For cancellations under 24 hours there will be a fee. No-show appointments will charge the full price of service. Extenuating circumstances and special situations will be reviewed on an individual basis.

We believe that if you’re motivated to move your body in any way you’re an athlete! We treat all ages and experience levels that includes adolescents, weekend warriors, those new to working out, parents trying to keep up with their kids, and even older active adults. 

The answer is it depends, many times a conservative approach can resolve your pain and injuries without surgery. Commonly medical doctors recommend surgery following imaging results such as an MRI which is drawing a conclusion from a picture. That said they may have not taken into account the root cause your pain and specific movement limitations. If you undergo surgery that never addressed the root cause of your pain or injury you very well could still have the same  pain come back or even be worse because now you are also recovering from an invasive surgery that may not have been warranted.  If a surgery is in fact necessary physical therapy prior to surgery can strengthen your body before surgery which accelerates and improves the success of recovery after surgery..  In many cases, surgery can be avoided altogether.