The initial evaluation will include a thorough history review so we can understand the underlying issues that are hindering you from performing at your best. This is followed by a complete biomechanical assessment of your problem area(s) to guide your personalized treatment. Our staff will then collaborate with you on having measurable goals to get you back to optimal health in the shortest amount of time.

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Our detailed evaluations become the springboard to manual therapy which includes the use of muscle energy techniques, counterstrain, myofascial & soft tissue techniques, lymphatic release, and craniosacral therapy to normalize your tissue texture, minimize pain, and improve your healing potential. Then, gentle but effective joint stabilization reeducation is introduced to build pain free movement patterns. Next, progressive exercises are introduced to maximize your joint and kinetic chain resilience. Finally, functional patterns are introduced to maximize your potential and help you return to the activities that you enjoy!

Call now to set up your evaluation!

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Do I need a referral?

All insurance clients need a physical therapy referral. In Oklahoma, a physical therapy referral can be written by an allopathic physician (MD), osteopathic physician (DO), physician assistant (PA), advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), dentist (DDS/DMD), chiropractor (DC), or podiatrist (DPM). Under the Oklahoma Physical Therapy Practice Act, these referrals must align with the provider's specific area of training and practice.

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Dry needling at Integral:

Dry needling is not covered by insurance, and it's why dry needling is not listed on our Physiotherapy or Back Pain pages. At Integral, dry needling is offered only as part of a Wellness visits, which are for minor tune-ups that do not require a full course of physiotherapy.

If you only want dry needling, start here:​

Find out more about Dry Needling

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Book a Wellness visit.

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The listed costs for the 60-minute physical therapy visits are the out-of-pocket/self-pay rates, like if you have a deductible to meet. Your specific insurance policy benefits will determine what your payment responsibility is, this will be verified before starting therapy.

This page provides general information about back pain and physical therapy. It is not medical advice and does not replace an evaluation by a qualified clinician.