North Florida · Tallahassee · Private pay

Private pelvic floor physical therapy in Tallahassee, by video.

Tallahassee patients, from Killearn and Betton Hills to Southwood and Midtown, see Dr. Elana Shalem by video from home.

  • Private pay, or Aetna and Medicare in-network
  • No referral needed to start
  • Usually seen within a week
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Tallahassee

Why Tallahassee patients choose video.

Tallahassee is state government, two universities and a lot of young families. Pregnancy and postpartum care, pelvic pain, and neck and back pain from desk work are common reasons to book. Video visits fit a legislative session or a semester.

One-on-one with Dr. Elana Shalem, PT, DPT (CAPP-OB), licensed in Florida: a 60-minute evaluation, then 45-minute follow-ups.

Private pay

Private pay in Tallahassee

Rates are quoted on the free discovery call. A superbill after every visit supports out-of-network reimbursement from PPO plans; HSA and FSA cards are accepted. No authorizations, no plan visit limits, no waitlist.

Insurance: In-network with Aetna and traditional Medicare in Florida, billed directly. Medicare Advantage plans vary; coverage is confirmed before the first visit.

Referrals: Florida allows you to start physical therapy without a referral. If care continues past 30 days for a condition no physician has seen you for, we help you get a quick practitioner review so treatment can continue.

Neighborhoods

Serving all of Tallahassee

ZIP codes 32308, 32309, 32312, 32317. Any home with an internet connection works.

  • Killearn
  • Betton Hills
  • Los Robles
  • Golden Eagle
  • Southwood
  • Midtown
  • Myers Park

Nearby: Perry, Madison and the Big Bend · Apalachicola and the Forgotten Coast · Marianna, Chipley and DeFuniak Springs · All of North Florida

Questions

Questions from Tallahassee

Do you see students?

Yes, anyone who is in Florida at the time of the visit. Visits are private pay with a superbill, or billed to Aetna.

Do you treat pelvic pain?

Yes. Pelvic pain in women and men is evaluated by video, with a plan that covers muscle tension, breathing, movement and daily habits.

How soon can I be seen?

Usually within a week. Early morning, evening and weekend video visits are available.

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