ERA is an out-of-network and self-pay clinic.

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This means payment is due at the time of service, and we do not bill insurance directly. If your insurance plan includes out-of-network (OON) benefits, you may be able to submit a superbill (itemized receipt) for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement amounts vary by plan and are paid directly to you by your insurance provider.

In this treatment model, quality comes first. Each session will be direct, one-on-one care focused solely on you! You will never split time with another patient..

Nope! Well, sort of..

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You do not need a referral/prescription for the first visit.

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The state of Georgia allows patients to be seen by a physical therapist without a referral for 21 days or 8 visits. This is known as direct access. However, there are certain interventions, such as dry needling, that do require a referral/prescription, so it is good practice to obtain one if possible. ERA is happy to help you find a top-tier doctor from our network of quality providers if you do not already have one.

Absolutely! While we specialize in working with rotational athletes, our approach to movement, strength, and injury prevention applies to anyone looking to move better, recover from injury, or improve physical performance. Whether you're a weekend warrior, an active adult, or just want to feel better in your daily life, you're welcome here.

Your first visit will begin with a comprehensive discussion about your issues, concerns, and goals. After that, one of two things will happen.

1. A sport-specific examination to pinpoint problematic areas

2. A detailed orthopedic examination to identify the source of your symptoms and the contributors to the issue.

Following your examination, you will receive an overview of the findings and a recovery strategy. This may include active exercises and hands-on treatment. You will also have the opportunity to ask any questions you have about your care plan.​

Athletic clothes that are comfortable.

To put it more simply, please wear what you would typically wear to the gym. This includes appropriate footwear that allows you to move well; sandals or slides are not recommended. Since you'll likely be exerting some effort, comfort is key. Additionally, it's advisable to wear loose-fitting clothes so the area that is being treated is accessible.