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# Minot Physcial Therapy

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- [Professional Bike Fits](https://minotpt.com/professional-bike-fits/): At Lone Peak, we believe that pain or discomfort should never be part of your ride. Whether you're training for competition or simply riding for fun, you deserve to feel great on your bike. Our goal is to ensure you are optimally positioned and properly fitted to your equipment so you can ride efficiently, comfortably, and confidently.
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- [Students & New Graduates](https://minotpt.com/students-new-graduates/): See Openings
- [Join Our Team](https://minotpt.com/join-our-team/): Your Next Step Toward a Meaningful Career in Physical Therapy
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- [In the Community](https://minotpt.com/community/): More than a third of U.S. adults feel overwhelmed most days, which is why we are raising awareness about the vital role physical therapy plays in preventing and relieving stress-related tension and chronic pain. Stress often manifests in physical symptoms like shoulder, neck, jaw, or back pain. That's where physical therapy comes in.
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- [Our Partners](https://minotpt.com/about/our-partners/): We are thankful to partner with multiple organizations that align with us to provide expert level care. Learn more about each of our partners below!
- [Our Team](https://minotpt.com/about/our-team/)
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## FAQs
- [What should I bring to my bike fitting appointment?](https://minotpt.com/faq/bike-fitting/what-should-i-bring-to-my-bike-fitting-appointment/): Bring your bike, cycling shoes, chamois, pedals (if you use clipless pedals), and any usual cycling gear you wear. If you have any previous injuries or discomfort, please share that information as well.
- [How long does a typical bike fitting session take?](https://minotpt.com/faq/bike-fitting/how-long-does-a-typical-bike-fitting-session-take/): A full bike fitting session takes 80 minutes This includes an assessment of your flexibility, posture, and riding style, followed by adjustments to your bike setup and a trial period to fine-tune your position.
- [Who can benefit from a bike fit?](https://minotpt.com/faq/bike-fitting/what-is-a-bike-fit-and-why-is-it-important-2/): Anyone who rides a bike can benefit—from casual riders to competitive cyclists. Whether you’re experiencing discomfort, pain, or just want to improve your riding position and power output, a bike fit can make a big difference.
- [What is a bike fit and why is it important?](https://minotpt.com/faq/bike-fitting/what-is-a-bike-fit-and-why-is-it-important/): A bike fit is a personalized adjustment of your bike to match your body’s unique dimensions and movement patterns. It helps improve comfort, efficiency, and performance while reducing the risk of injury. Proper bike fitting ensures you can ride longer and enjoy your cycling experience more.
- [What are the reasons to get a bike fit?](https://minotpt.com/faq/bike-fitting/what-are-the-reasons-to-get-a-bike-fit/): Experiencing pain, discomfort, or an inefficient pedal stroke are the primary reasons for getting a bike fit.
- [What is the cost?](https://minotpt.com/faq/bike-fitting/what-is-the-cost/): $250, We also accept health insurance - Call or text us at 406.551.9077 to inquire!
- [Is it acupuncture?](https://minotpt.com/faq/dry-needling/is-it-acupuncture/): This is probably the most asked question that we receive due to the public’s knowledge and familiarity with acupuncture. So, is dry needling acupuncture? NO. The similarity of the two treatment techniques begins and ends with the tool used. Both treatments utilize a solid filament needle, however, the method of use and evaluative tools used by a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Acupuncturist and a Physical therapist differ. Within TCM acupuncture the evaluation often includes tongue and pulse evaluations. The information obtained by these practitioners guides the practitioner to insert needles into specific meridians, or channels of the body to affect the body's “Qi” with the overall goal of restoring the normal flow of the life force. This is vastly different than how a physical therapist utilizes the needle. At Lone Peak Physical Therapy we utilize the evaluation to assess the pain patterns, posture, movement, and function. These findings aid in our decision-making in determining if one is a candidate for needling and if so where to utilize the treatment to be most effective. It must be noted that as physical therapists we do appreciate and utilize the skills and knowledge of acupuncturists to achieve the ultimate goal for outpatients: to Live Better!
- [How does dry needling work?](https://minotpt.com/faq/dry-needling/how-does-dry-needling-work/): Trigger Point Dry Needling is a technique that the therapists at Lone Peak Physical Therapy utilize for the treatment of muscular tightness or spasms that may be attributing to functional limitations with movement and pain. These muscular spasms may be the result of an acute injury or chronic pain. This muscular tightness can irritate the nerves exiting the spine and therefore cause the muscles to protect the body by contracting. This can lead to dysfunctions that are peripheral to the spine and affect the appendages. Trigger point dry needling utilizes thin filiform needles to insert into the affected muscular to stimulate the muscle and release the muscle allowing the muscle to have increased flexibility and decreased pain. This then allows the muscle to heal due to the physiologic effects following the needling of increased oxygen and blood to the area.
- [What is dry needling?](https://minotpt.com/faq/dry-needling/what-is-dry-needling/): Through the evolution of the technique, several terms have developed to describe the umbrella term “dry needling.” Commonly you will hear this treatment referred to as Trigger Point Dry Needling, Functional Dry Needling, Intramuscular Manual Therapy, or Intramuscular Stimulation. In theory, these terms are synonymous.
- [How long has dry needling been around?](https://minotpt.com/faq/dry-needling/how-long-has-dry-needling-been-around/): Dry needling finds its origins as far back as the early 1900s from Sir William Gower, MD who defined the term fibrositis. The evolution of trigger points was progressed by Arthur Steindler in the 1930s and this was further progressed by Drs. Travell and Simons in the 1940s. The practice of “wet needling” evolved through the middle part of the 20th century. In the 1980’s Drs. Travell and Simons presented their work in the first edition of Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction: The Trigger Point Manual. This was refined through the ’80s and ’90s by Chan Gunn, MD through his work with The Treatment of Chronic Pain: Intramuscular Myofascial Pain of Radiculopathic Origin. Throughout the 20th century what we now know as dry needling was developing.
- [What is Hand Therapy?](https://minotpt.com/faq/what-is-hand-therapy/): Hand Therapy is specialized treatment and rehabilitation from elbow to finger-tip. Common conditions include:
- [What is so special about a CHT?](https://minotpt.com/faq/occupational-therapy/what-is-so-special-about-a-cht/): In order to hold this certification, a Certified Hand Specialist (CHT) must pass a certification exam that demonstrates advanced clinical knowledge, experience, and skills in the practice of hand and upper extremity rehabilitation. In order to sit for the examination, the provider must already have a minimum of 3 years experience and over 4,000 direct treatment hours. With an overall pass rate of 60%, the CHT examination allows only the best of the best providers to advance and earn this expert level certification, making them hard to find. At Lone Peak, we are proud to have 5 CHT's on staff in our Belgrade, Bozeman, Butte and Billings - West End clinics. We value our relationships with hand surgeons at a high level, and receive referrals from cities all over Montana and as far as New York, Chicago, and Atlanta.
- [What can I expect during a Hand Therapy session?](https://minotpt.com/faq/hand-therapy/what-can-i-expect-during-a-hand-therapy-session/): One on one specialized treatment with a licensed therapist who understands the complex nature of the hand and upper extremity, who is going to adapt each treatment session to your individual goals to return each individual to what they enjoy.
- [What is the most common injury or ailment treated by a CHT?](https://minotpt.com/faq/hand-therapy/what-is-the-most-common-injury-or-ailment-treated-by-a-cht/): Arthritis! The aches and pains from overuse and repetitive motions of the wrist and thumb especially. Don't let pain or a diagnosis stop you from doing what you love, come see us today! CHTs are well equipped to help alleviate and address the pain associated with arthritis in the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder. Not only through direct treatment methods, but also via custom splinting, depending on the situation.
- [Do I have to wait until after surgery to see a CHT?](https://minotpt.com/faq/hand-therapy/do-i-have-to-wait-until-after-surgery-to-see-a-cht/): This is a common misconception, and although every surgeon’s preference varies on this, research suggests early intervention is directly related to better functional outcomes. In some cases it is ideal to be seen by your therapist as early as the same day of surgery, believe it or not. Questions about your surgery or your surgeon and what to expect before and after surgery? Call or text us today to speak to an expert and learn more.
- [What is Pelvic Floor Dysfunction?](https://minotpt.com/faq/pelvic-health/what-is-pelvic-floor-dysfunction/): Pelvic floor dysfunction is the inability to correctly coordinate or activate pelvic floor muscles. Symptoms often include constipation, urine or stool leakage, and/or frequent urination.
- [CHT’s only treat “the hand”?](https://minotpt.com/faq/hand-therapy/chts-only-treat-the-hand/): Nope! Unfortunately the certification and title should really be Certified "Upper Extremity" Therapist, because that’s what a CHT is. CHT's have significant education, experience, and expertise in treating cervical, shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, forearm injuries too!
- [Who Needs Pelvic Health Physical Therapy?](https://minotpt.com/faq/pelvic-health/who-needs-pelvic-health-physical-therapy/): Patients come to Lone Peak for pelvic health therapy to address a wide variety of pelvic floor issues, some common conditions including pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, and pregnancy-related issues. Often referred to as Women’s Health, we believe that men and women can equally benefit from pelvic health therapy and our Physical Therapists offer treatment of pelvic health issues where each visit is based on each patient’s unique individual needs. The team at Lone Peak is committed to helping patients move better, feel better, and live better.
- [Do You Prenatal or Postpartum Care?](https://minotpt.com/faq/pelvic-health/do-you-prenatal-or-postpartum-care/): Yes! If you’re facing prenatal aches and pains, postpartum pain, or urinary incontinence, our specialists can help. You don’t have to live with these issues — they can range from annoying to downright painful, and PT has been proven to help.
- [What is the difference between a store-bought splint and a custom made split?](https://minotpt.com/faq/hand-therapy/what-is-the-difference-between-a-store-bought-splint-and-a-custom-made-split/): A store-bought or “off-the-shelf” splint is made of thick, heavy material and often does not provide the support you need to have a full resolution of symptoms or healing. Our custom-made splint fabrications are made of an extremely light weight, and breathable material. We take the time to make sure your splint fits you perfectly, performs properly and resolves all of the symptoms you are having. Most custom splinting is covered by insurance, our front office staff will verify your exact benefits prior to any type of fabrication so that you know exactly what to expect. To learn more, visit our Custom Split Fabrication page.
- [What areas does Lone Peak Physical Therapy serve?](https://minotpt.com/faq/pelvic-health/what-areas-does-lone-peak-physical-therapy-serve-2/): Lone Peak offers physical and occupational therapy services at multiple locations throughout Montana— with offices in Big Sky, Bozeman, Belgrade, Butte, Billings, and Four Corners. We have a specialized pelvic health therapist based in Bozeman to address and enhance Pelvic Health for our Bozeman patients who are treated in a state-of-the-art Bozeman clinic located conveniently in Ferguson Farms.
- [How soon can I see a CHT?](https://minotpt.com/faq/hand-therapy/how-soon-can-i-see-a-cht/): At Lone Peak, we strive to get you seen same day or next day. We recognize the importance of early mobility post surgery, as well as the sense of urgency you may be feeling to address pain, weakness, and stiffness of your elbow, wrist, hand or fingers.
- [Is Hand Therapy covered by insurance? Do I need a referral from my doctor?](https://minotpt.com/faq/hand-therapy/is-hand-therapy-covered-by-insurance-do-i-need-a-referral-from-my-doctor/): All of our Certified Hand Therapy providers accept insurance, as well as our Self Pay Options. We do not require a script for you to come see us! However, if you have a VA, Medicare and Medicaid we do need a referral prior to your first appointment in order to bill these specific insurance plans.
- [Do you have job openings for Pelvic Health Physical Therapists?](https://minotpt.com/faq/pelvic-health/do-you-have-job-openings-for-pelvic-health-physical-therapists/): If you are a doctor of physical therapy looking for a job or a career in the field of Pelvic Health, we look forward to hearing from you! For the latest job postings for Physical Therapists, please visit our Employment page which is kept up to date with the latest open positions in our clinics throughout Montana.
- [What Is Occupational Therapy?](https://minotpt.com/faq/occupational-therapy/what-is-occupational-therapy/): Occupational therapists assess and treat upper body movement problems caused by medical disorders, injuries and trauma. Our goal is to enhance your quality of life by working with you on activities of daily living to promote your independence and well-being. These activities include dressing, cooking, personal hygiene, along with training in fall prevention, home safety, and lifting.
- [Who Needs Occupational Therapy?](https://minotpt.com/faq/occupational-therapy/who-needs-occupational-therapy/): Occupational therapy is for patients of all ages — if you’re looking for care due to injury, developmental issues, disease, or post-op, OT can help. The team at Lone Peak is committed to helping patients move better, feel better, and live better. Occupational therapists provide individualized evaluations and treatment plans unique to each patient’s needs.
- [What areas does Lone Peak Physical Therapy serve?](https://minotpt.com/faq/occupational-therapy/what-areas-does-lone-peak-physical-therapy-serve/): Lone Peak offers occupational therapy services at multiple locations throughout Montana— with offices in Bozeman, Belgrade, Butte, Billings, and Four Corners. No matter where in southwest Montana you are, we have team members ready to help you on your way to recovery. Our team members live in Montana for a reason, and we’re committed to getting you back to doing what you love — living your best Montana lifestyle!
- [Do You Offer Occupational Therapy for Children?](https://minotpt.com/faq/occupational-therapy/do-you-offer-occupational-therapy-for-children/): Yes, we specialize in treating patients of all ages! Please call or text us to inquire more about this service
- [Do you have job openings for Occupational Therapists?](https://minotpt.com/faq/occupational-therapy/do-you-have-job-openings-for-occupational-therapists/): For the latest job postings for Occupational Therapists, please visit our Employment page which is kept up to date with the latest open positions in our clinics throughout Montana.
- [Will I lose my progress if I miss an appointment or don’t complete my home exercise program?](https://minotpt.com/faq/my-first-visit/will-i-lose-my-progress-if-i-miss-an-appointment-or-dont-complete-my-home-exercise-program/): Not necessarily. If you miss an appointment or forget to do your HEP, it is important that you make that up. Most of the time, when a patient reports no progress, it turns out they struggled to commit to the process throughout their treatment. On the flipside, when our patients are consistent, they achieve positive results quickly.
- [Is it important to keep my appointments?](https://minotpt.com/faq/my-first-visit/is-it-important-to-keep-my-appointments/): Yes. Physical therapy works based on the science of how the body rebuilds and heals. The biggest killer of progress is inconsistency. We recommend adhering to your prescribed sessions agreed upon in your PT Eval to achieve desired results.
- [What if I get sore from my exercises?](https://minotpt.com/faq/my-first-visit/what-if-i-get-sore-from-my-exercises/): It is common for patients to experience some muscle soreness in the first few weeks of physical therapy. The reason for this is because you are exercising and stretching a part of your body that isn’t used to the activity. When we recommend an exercise or stretch, we are specifically targeting the muscles, tendons/ligaments, and bone structures that are dysfunctional and causing you pain.
- [What questions do physical therapists ask patients?](https://minotpt.com/faq/my-first-visit/what-questions-do-physical-therapists-ask-patients/): During your initial evaluation, your therapist may ask you a number of questions to determine what the cause of your pain is. This can include questions about your sleep habits, activity level, and work environment. They will also ask for a medical history, and then typically ask direct questions about where and when you experience pain.
- [How long does a physical therapy appointment last?](https://minotpt.com/faq/my-first-visit/how-long-does-a-physical-therapy-appointment-last/): We recommend budgeting 40-60 minutes for a typical therapy session. The only exception to this will be your first visit, which can take about 20 minutes longer due to the physical therapy evaluation your therapist will provide. We also recommend showing up about 10-15 minutes early to your first visit. This way, you can complete the paperwork before your visit time and streamline the process.
- [How long does physical therapy treatment take?](https://minotpt.com/faq/my-first-visit/how-long-does-physical-therapy-treatment-take/): A typical order for physical therapy will ask for 2-3 visits per week for 4-6 weeks. Sometimes the order will specify something different. What generally happens is for the first 2-3 weeks, we recommend 3x per week. This is because it will be the most intensive portion of your treatment. After that, it is common to taper to 2x weekly, based on your level of function and progress.
- [Does physical therapy hurt?](https://minotpt.com/faq/my-first-visit/does-physical-therapy-hurt/): If we are asking you to do something that is hurting too much, let us know! Physical therapy should not be severely painful. It is not common to be so sore that patients are in pain or it affects their daily life. If this ever happens during or after an appointment, let us know and we will adapt your program.
- [What happens at a physical therapy session?](https://minotpt.com/faq/my-first-visit/what-happens-at-a-physical-therapy-session/): A physical therapy visit lasts about 40-60 minutes. The actual contents of the visit vary based on your diagnosis/need, but typically what happens is:
- [What is a physical therapy home exercise plan (HEP)?](https://minotpt.com/faq/general/what-is-a-physical-therapy-home-exercise-plan-hep/): HEP stands for home exercise program, and it’s a vital part of any treatment plan. It’s one of the most important aspects of physical therapy. If you started anything new in life: a workout, a new job, a new hobby, etc, you would benefit immensely from doing it every day as opposed to a couple times per week. It will usually take 10-15 minutes of your time at home to engage in a few stretches/exercises that will compliment the progress you make in our office. Don’t worry, they generally require little to no equipment, and equipment will be provided to you if you need it (such as an exercise band).
- [What should I wear to physical therapy?](https://minotpt.com/faq/general/what-should-i-wear-to-physical-therapy/): You should wear loose clothes that make it easy to move. We also recommend sneakers. Workout clothes will work, but any comfortable clothing will work fine. Plan on giving your therapist access to your area of concern. The less your clothes restrict your movement and the more comfortable you are, the better. Shorts, yoga pants, or athletic/loose fitting pants and a tee shirt are all good options.
- [What credentials do our experts have?](https://minotpt.com/faq/general/what-are-our-credentials/): Our therapists are fully licensed physical therapists. If you are wondering about the specific staff in your clinic, please visit the location page for your area and read the bios. We also employ several physical therapist assistants (PTA’s), at our locations. These professionals are also licensed and highly qualified to assist you in your treatment.
- [Do you communicate with my doctor?](https://minotpt.com/faq/general/do-you-communicate-with-my-doctor/): Yes, we regularly communicate with your doctor. This includes initial evaluations and occasional progress notes. This is to:
- [Will my insurance pay for physical therapy?](https://minotpt.com/faq/billing/will-my-insurance-pay-for-physical-therapy/): Yes, many times they do. In fact, we will verify your benefits for you. When you walk in for your first visit, your benefits will be explained to you thoroughly. This service is complimentary to you, and the purpose is that there will be no mystery surrounding your benefits. If you have a specific question about your plan please first consult our insurance list and second, give us a call if you are still wondering!

## Locations
- [Minot PT](https://minotpt.com/location/minot-pt/)

## Services
- [Professional Bike Fits](https://minotpt.com/bike-fits/)
- [Running Analysis](https://minotpt.com/lifestyle/running-analysis-2/)
- [Pelvic Health for men, women and children](https://minotpt.com/specialties/pelvic-health-for-men-women-and-children/)
- [ASTYM](https://minotpt.com/astym/): Astym® therapy is a highly effective, noninvasive approach designed to heal intricate musculoskeletal issues from within. Discover new possibilities with the only soft tissue therapy that has been scientifically developed by leading hospitals and universities.
- [Prenatal/Postpartum](https://minotpt.com/prenatal-postpartum/)
- [Certified TPI Golf Service](https://minotpt.com/certified-tpi-golf-service/)
- [Personal Training](https://minotpt.com/personal-training/)
- [Weight Lifting Analysis](https://minotpt.com/weight-lifting-analysis/)
- [Return to Sport](https://minotpt.com/services/return-to-sport/): Ready to push it to the next level? At Lone Peak, we have two + Performance clinic locations: Big Sky + Performance and Bozeman + Performance.
- [Running Analysis](https://minotpt.com/running-analysis/): Say goodbye to that nagging pain that happens when you run! Whether you feel discomfort right from the start, or 17 miles into your route, our experts will stop at nothing to guide you to the results you deserve!
- [Vestibular Therapy](https://minotpt.com/vestibular-therapy/)
- [Baseline Concussion Testing & Post Concussion Management](https://minotpt.com/baseline-concussion-testing-post-concussion-management/)
- [Blood Flow Restriction Training (BFR)](https://minotpt.com/blood-flow-restriction-training-bfr/)
- [Myofascial Release](https://minotpt.com/myofascial-release/)
- [Cupping](https://minotpt.com/cupping/)
- [Dry Needling](https://minotpt.com/services/dry-needling/): Over the past several years there has been an insurgence in a treatment technique that is foreign to many patients across the country - dry needling. As a physical therapist, when I introduce the treatment technique of dry needling I am often met with a concerned question of, "Wait! You want to do what!?" or, "So you do acupuncture?" I welcome the questions because it gives me an opportunity to educate on dry needling and the outcomes. Once you've read up on dry needling check out our video to get a glimpse of it!
- [Pediatric Pelvic Health](https://minotpt.com/pediatric-pelvic-health-2/)
- [Pessary Fittings](https://minotpt.com/pessary-fittings/)
- [Women’s Pelvic Health](https://minotpt.com/womens-pelvic-health/)
- [Men’s Pelvic Health](https://minotpt.com/mens-pelvic-health/)
- [Pelvic Health](https://minotpt.com/services/pelvic-health/): Pelvic Health Physical Therapy is intended for anyone of any age who experiences pain, difficulty with bowel and bladder, or any other symptoms related to the pelvic area. Addressing this often untreated area can be life changing.
- [Custom Splint Services](https://minotpt.com/services/custom-splint-services/): At Lone Peak, we specialize in Custom Splint Fabrication to support you during your recovery process with precision and comfort. Each splint is molded to your unique anatomy, offering targeted protection while helping accelerate the healing process.
- [Certified Hand Therapy](https://minotpt.com/services/hand-therapy/): A Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) is an expert at treating any ailment or condition in the upper extremity from elbow to finger-tip. Hand Therapy Services can include manual therapy, exercise based interventions, and custom splint fabrication.
- [Occupational Therapy](https://minotpt.com/services/occupational-therapy/): An Occupational Therapist (OT) is an expert at treating conditions that limit your ability to perform simple everyday tasks, leisure activities, or specific work duties.
- [Physical Therapy](https://minotpt.com/services/physical-therapy/): At Lone Peak Physical Therapy, we go beyond traditional therapy techniques, implementing an innovative system that allows our team to accurately and efficiently assess, treat, and train human movement.

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