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At our wellness center, you will find a friendly environment with a team of people dedicated to your success. We take all the time necessary in a one-on-one examination to identify the root cause of your difficulty, which may differ from the location of your pain. After that, we partner with you on an improvement plan. At Physiopoint, we offer highly skilled doctors of physical therapy, innovative tools/equipment, and an approach tailored to your specific needs that will be identified in a comprehensive physical examination.

We are typically able to accommodate your first visit examination within 1-2 days and sometimes sooner. If there is urgency, please communicate that to the scheduler taking your call.

We are open weekdays from 7:30 am to 6:30 pm.

Our Cedar Lake Center is located on US Route 41 between 133rd and 231.
12636 Wicker Ave, Cedar Lake, IN 46303

Our Crown Point Center is located on Summit near Broadway across the street from Culvers.
1841 E Summit St, Crown Point, IN 46307

Our Highland Center is located in Porte Deleau Plaza off of 45th St. 
2050 45th St, Highland, IN 46322 

Our Valparaiso Center is located on Morthland Dr, directly off of US Route 30 adjacent to Applebee's. 
660 W Morthland Dr, Valparaiso, IN 46385 

The short answer is no. You can schedule and start therapy without an order. (Exception: Medicare and some insurance companies.) We will verify your insurance before your visit and let you know if one is required.

The cost is $125 per visit. Read more about our Good Faith Estimates here. 

Typically dry needling is not a stand-alone treatment, and it works best with a combination of methods. On a rare occasion, it can be used as a stand-alone method as a quick way to get back to moving and feeling better.

Trigger point dry needling is an effective treatment method involving an acupuncture needle. It is used in combination with other methods to help you move and feel better.

During your first visit, we listen to you. Understanding your perspective and your symptoms will guide our investigation otherwise known, as your examination.
After gathering all the clues, we show you why you’re moving poorly or feeling pain. The final step is called the evaluation, where we break down the information and explain what needs to be corrected — and how to do it.