Founded by Dr. Andrea Jacobson-Juarez with the goal of providing quality and individualized care for all ages for both injury recovery and injury prevention.
About Optimum Results, LLC (ORPT)
ORPT is not your traditional physical therapy. We address the patient as a “whole person“. We are knowledgeable of the interdependence of body systems to improve body function and performance.
ORPT uses movement and biomechanical analysis to prevent injuries by determining imbalances that lead to the injury. We are able to maximize recovery with cutting-edge therapy interventions that eliminate pain and restore range of motion, function and mobility.
We consistently provide the highest quality care – no exceptions
We strive to provide an alternative but yet effective treatment for pain that veers away from a dependence on drugs.
ORPT collaborates with physicians and medical practitioners throughout the Metropolitan DC area. We practice and teach innovative procedures and treatments. With years of experience in managing musculoskeletal pain due to sports injury, accident, overuse, surgery and disease, Dr. Jacobson-Juarez and Optimum Results, LLC are trusted names for physical therapy.
The ORPT Difference
How does a Cash-Based Clinic compare to a Traditional Insurance Based Clinic?
Cash-Based Clinics vs. Traditional Insurance Based Clinics (“The Mill”)
Primary focus is the patient vs. Primary focus is billed units (i.e., charges).
Provide treatment based on evidence based practice and best clinical reasoning that is determined by your Physical Therapist vs. insurance company decides what is allowed or covered regarding your treatment.
One patient per hour vs. up to 3 patients per hour.
Individual and Private appointments vs. share a large room with all patients.
Entire treatment session is with the Physical Therapist vs. 20min with Physical Therapist and rest of session with aide or assistant.
No additional charges vs. every different type of treatment is billed.
Have a direct phone line to your Physical Therapist available outside of office hours (including weekends) vs. physical therapist can only be reached during office hours.
