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No. Golden Gait is a private mobility coaching service and is not a physical therapy practice. Bobby brings clinical training and expertise into the home, but sessions are not a substitute for physical therapy or medical treatment. For medical concerns, please consult your physician or a licensed physical therapist.
Home health and home physical therapy are typically insurance-driven, time-limited, and focused on acute recovery. Golden Gait exists in the space after formal care ends — or alongside it — offering ongoing, unhurried guidance built entirely around how you live at home. There are no insurance constraints, no rushed visits, and no one-size-fits-all programs.
A Physical Therapist (PT) holds a doctoral degree and is licensed to evaluate, diagnose movement conditions, and develop treatment plans. A Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) is a licensed healthcare professional who works to implement those plans — delivering hands-on care, guiding movement, and monitoring progress. PTAs train extensively alongside PTs and bring deep practical expertise in how people move. Bobby holds his LPTA credential and draws on that clinical foundation in every session.
No. Golden Gait is a private mobility coaching service, not a physical therapy practice. Bobby holds his LPTA credential and his clinical training informs everything he does — but sessions through Golden Gait are not physical therapy services and are not billed or structured as such. Bobby does not diagnose medical conditions through Golden Gait. For diagnosis or medical concerns, please consult your physician or a licensed physical therapist.
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