No. While Dr. Harris has fellowship training in sports medicine, care is not limited to athletes. Many patients simply want to move comfortably, stay active, or recover from pain, injury, or illness.

OMT is a hands-on form of medical care used to diagnose and treat problems involving muscles, joints, and connective tissues.

Using carefully applied techniques, OMT may help improve joint mobility, reduce muscle tension, and support the body’s natural healing processes.

Treatment is guided by findings from the physical examination and tailored to each patient.

Common conditions treated include:

• Back and Spine conditions

• Joint and Extremity conditions

• Sports and Overuse injuries

• Head, Neck, and Nerve-Related Conditions

• Respiratory and Sinus Conditions

• Digestive Conditions

• Pregnancy and Postpartum Conditions

• Pediatric Conditions

• Circulation and Lymphatic Support

Care focuses on identifying the underlying factors contributing to symptoms and restoring healthy movement patterns.

Harris Osteopathic Sports Medicine operates as a direct-pay medical practice, meaning the practice does not bill or participate with insurance companies.

This model allows visits to focus on thorough evaluation and personalized care without the time constraints often created by insurance billing.

Patients with private insurance may request a superbill after their visit.

This document can be submitted to an insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Please note:

• The practice does not submit insurance claims

• We do not communicate with insurance companies on behalf of patients

• Reimbursement is not guaranteed and depends on individual insurance plans

No. Due to federal regulations, patients cannot seek reimbursement from Medicare or Medicaid for services provided by this practice.

Payment is due at the time of service. Accepted forms of payment include:

• Credit cards

• Debit cards

• HSA cards

• FSA cards

• Zelle

Initial visits are 60 minutes, allowing time for a thorough history, musculoskeletal evaluation, and hands-on treatment when appropriate.

Follow-up visits are typically 30 minutes.

Comfortable clothing that allows movement is recommended.

Depending on the area being evaluated, patients may be asked to move or perform simple functional movements during the examination.

The number of visits varies depending on the nature of the condition, how long symptoms have been present, and how the body responds to treatment.

Some patients experience improvement quickly, while others benefit from a series of visits to support recovery.

Dr. Harris's goal is always to help patients recover efficiently and return to activity with as few visits as possible.

Your treatment plan will be discussed during your visit.