Choose a clinic if…
You're post-surgical or need equipment-heavy rehab, and insurance coverage is the deciding factor.
EquoraAll three can help. They differ in how quickly you're seen, how much one-on-one time you get, whether you keep the same provider, and how predictable the cost is.
| Compare | Outpatient clinic | One-off in-home visit | Equora concierge membership |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where care happens | You travel to the clinic | Your home | Home, your building, or your office |
| Typical wait for a first visit | Days to weeks | Varies by provider | Days, with member priority |
| Referral required | Often | Sometimes | |
| One-on-one time with a licensed PT | Often shared with aides | ||
| Same provider every session | Not guaranteed | Not guaranteed | |
| Objective baseline and tracking | Movement Score, tracked over time | ||
| Messaging between visits | |||
| Evening and weekend availability | Limited | Limited | Reserved slots on higher tiers |
| Cost predictability | Varies with insurance | Per-visit fee | Flat monthly membership |
| HSA/FSA superbills | Sometimes | Sometimes |
You're post-surgical or need equipment-heavy rehab, and insurance coverage is the deciding factor.
You want a single assessment or a second opinion without an ongoing commitment.
You want the same vetted PT over time, care that comes to you, and measurable progress rather than a fixed visit count.