TREATMENT AREAS
SPINE CARE
THERAPISTS WITH OVER 50 YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE!
Neck & Back Pain, Cervical & Lumbar Radiculopathy, Scoliosis Care, Cervicalgia, Lumbago, Headaches, TMJ and Degenerative Disc Disease.
*Certified in the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy
INJURY CARE
GET FAST RELIEF FROM ACUTE PAIN!
FREE INJURY SCREENINGS
Sports Injuries
Work Related Injuries
Automobile Accidents
Whiplash
Strains/Sprains
ORTHOPEDIC CARE
HEAD, SHOULDERS, KNEES & TOES!
Joint Replacements
Shoulder Rehab
Knee & Hip Rehab
Custom Foot Orthotics
Hand Therapy
3090 Dauphin Sq Connector
Mobile, AL 36607-2500
O: 251-300-6666
F: 251-300-6665
Our Team
Brent Hall, OTR/L, CERT.MDT
Brent is our Occupational Therapist and Owner who graduated from the University of South Alabama in 1997. Outpatient orthopedic care has been Brent's primary focus of treatment over the last 25 years. He is one of the few occupational therapists certified by the McKenzie Institute in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, which is recognized internationally for treatment of the spine and extremities. He has also worked extensively in hand therapy.
Brent enjoys spending time at the beach with his wife and two children (Ava and Carsten), exercising, the occasional round of golf and hanging out with his friends on weekends.
Edwin Mayo, DPT
Edwin is our physical therapist who holds a doctorate degree with distinct honors from Des Moines University. He is a certified Hesch sacroiliac joint practitioner and is proficient in the delivery of instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, kinesiotaping and Maitland manual therapy techniques. Edwin also has over 25 years in orthopedic care.
Jennifer Houseknecht, LPTA
Jennifer is our licensed physical therapy assistant. She has practiced in outpatient orthopedics and industrial wellness for over twenty years. She loves spending quality time with patients and provides years of clinical experience to assist patients recovering from post operative injuries, knee or hip replacements, low back pain and other orthopedic conditions influencing her patients' quality of life.
When away from work, Jenn enjoys cooking, spending time with her family and serving the community.
Nikki Sheffield, Office & Billing Manager
Nikki Sheffield is the Office and Billing Manager at Hall Therapy Services. She loves helping our patients, their families, building relationships with the referral sources for the best outcome for patient care. She has spent most of her career in the previous seven years in emergency animal medicine industry before coming to Hall Therapy, gaining experiences in areas such as patient care, billing and insurance, building a rapport between patients and referring medical providers, attorneys, case managers, and patient insurance providers to maximize reimbursement for our patients. While office and billing manager is her primary job function by day, she
also enjoys hunting, fishing, and spending quality time outdoors with her husband, children, and grandchildren.
New Patient information
INSURANCES WE ACCEPT:
- Aetna
- Cigna Healthspring
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Humana
- Medicare
- Medicare Supplements
- United Healthcare
- VA referrals
- VIVA
- Tricare Standard
- Tricare for Life
- Auto Insurance
- Attorney Cases
- Workman's Comp
Billing Process & Information
Hall Therapy Services will file any insurance on your behalf. We request that you bring in all current information on your initial visit and make sure that we are made fully aware of any changes. Typically, therapy falls under the major medical section of your insurance which may require payment of an annual deductible or co-insurance amounts. Payments for services are required at the time of service. For the most accurate quote, please contact us with your name, date of birth, and policy number. We will be more than happy to verify your coverage and notify you in advance of any payment requirements. Billing is submitted daily, and most insurance carriers respond within 30 days. Patient statements are mailed out on the first of every month. The statements only reflect the services processed by insurance and due by the patient. If there is any auto insurance, accident insurance or attorney involvement, please notify us immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the history of Hall Therapy?
Brent Hall founded Hall Therapy Services in 2010 with the goal of establishing a family centered occupational & physical therapy facility that focuses on the individual patient through hands-on and personalized care. Our hope is that you allow our family to care for your family.
What do I need to bring with me?
Please bring your photo ID, insurance cards, and a list of your medications. If your physician gave you a referral for therapy, please bring it along with any other medical information that may be pertinent to your care. If available, please bring any diagnostic reports including MRI results and post-op reports.
How should I dress?
Comfortable attire similar to workout clothes are recommended. It is necessary to expose the area in which we are treating. If we are treating you for your knee, please wear shorts or pants that can easily be pulled up and over your knee. If we are treating you for your shoulder, a tank top or button up shirt will be best. If, at all possible, please do not wear dresses or skirts but, if necessary, please wear shorts under your dress or skirts.
How long will each treatment last?
Please allow 1 - 1 1/2 hours for the initial visit and an hour for each follow up appointment. There will be paperwork due on your first visit. Please bring the completed forms with you or arrive 15 minutes early to give yourself the necessary time to complete them.
How many visits will I need?
This varies from patient to patient but is always based on medical necessity. A typical referral is usually for 2-3 times per week for 3-4 weeks. Post operative patients have set protocols that we follow to ensure your best recovery. A plan of care will be reviewed with you during your initial evaluation.
Why is physical/occupational therapy a good choice?
There are too many great reasons to list! We have seen many patients regain motion and function which allowed them to avoid surgery or other evasive procedures. You can live a life with more function and less pain. Let us show you how!!!
Who will see me?
Every visit will be by a board licensed therapist that is highly trained and specialized in orthopedic care.
Is physical/occupational therapy painful?
Our primary goal is to decrease your pain; however, there will be times that you may feel some pain or discomfort. This will be temporary and hopefully very brief. Post operative care including total joint replacements, rotator cuff repair, ACL repair, etc... can be painful when we start range of motion activities or weight bearing activities that were restricted due to surgery or set protocols. Our ultimate goal is that you are discharged with no pain and full function.
What types of treatments will I receive?
Every treatment is different because every patient is different. Your plan of care will be established on your initial evaluation and modified throughout your care depending on your response to therapy. A full list of services is located under the services tab at the top of the screen.
Will I get a massage at physical/occupational therapy?
All of our therapists are trained manual therapists; however, we do not have a massage therapist on staff. Massage therapy is typically not a covered service under most insurance plans. Manual therapy includes soft tissue mobilization and certain types of massage techniques can be utilized during your care. We are constantly monitoring your progress and will change your treatment regimen based on your progress with care.
What happens if my problem or pain returns?
Please give us a call. Depending on how long it has been since your discharge, we may be able to schedule you for a re-assessment.
Can I go to any physical/occupational therapy clinic?
Yes, as long as you have a physician's order for therapy any facility can accept your order. Choose convenience, choose location, choose a caring group of therapists who will provide personalized care to expedite your recovery. Choose Hall Therapy Services.
Can I go directly to my physical/occupational therapist?
We do perform free accident screenings; however, we are required to have an order from a physician, physician's assistant, or nurse practitioner in order to perform your treatment.
Can my therapist provide me with a diagnosis?
Your therapist will take the time to explain to you the diagnosis issued by your physician and will keep in contact via evaluations, progress reports and daily notes notifying your physician of any updates or changes in your care. We may recommend that you follow up with your physician or recommend different specialist depending on your case, but ultimately, the diagnosis is issued by your physician and is not issued by your therapist.
What will I have to do after physical/occupational therapy?
Every patient will be educated and issued a home program. It is important that you adhere to any restrictions and follow any set protocols until you are fully released. Adhering to the home program and continuing with any home instruction will be crucial in maintaining function and decreasing pain.
Is my therapist licensed?
Yes, every therapist and assistant are licensed by the State of Alabama Board of Physical Therapy or Occupational Therapy.