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Boutique Wellness Care
Expert, Individualized Pilates and Physical Therapy at a Relaxed Pace
Group Classes
Join us for weekly group classes at our studio! Each class is $15, or you can purchase a five-class package for $50.
Pilates mat classes are led by Mindy Nagel, PT, DPT, OCS on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. and by Ann Abbott on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
Pilates Packages Sign Up For Pilates
Yoga classes are led by Dara O'Loughlin and are held on Thursdays at 7 p.m.
Yoga Packages Sign Up For Yoga
Tai Chi classes are led by Toni Selvey-Maddox and are held on Saturdays at 12 noon.
A Brief Introduction
College Hill Pilates and Physical Therapy LLC is a private practice physical therapy clinic and a Pilates studio located at 5838 Hamilton Avenue in Cincinnati's historic College Hill neighborhood. Physical therapy services are provided by Dr. Mindy Nagel, PT, DPT, OCS and Dr. Joe Anneken, PT, DPT, OCS.
Our PT practice is cash-based (also known as direct-pay), meaning that we do not bill to insurance. However, patients can submit their receipts to insurance to request reimbursement as their individual health insurance plans allow.
We seek to create a community atmosphere where people can come together to focus on health and well-being in a comfortable and safe space. In addition to one-on-one Pilates sessions at our studio, we host weekly group Pilates, yoga, and Tai Chi classes.
To schedule an appointment, please visit our client portal or call us at (513) 445-WELL (9355).
A Dual Approach to Wellness
We offer the combination of physical therapy and Pilates in order to help our patients and clients improve and maintain their mobility, strength, and flexibility.
Pricing
Because CHPPT is a cash-based practice, we are able to provide expert, personalized care at a casual pace, while keeping our rates transparent and affordable.
An important note regarding Medicare: Despite the fact that we have no relationship with Medicare, due to current US healthcare laws CHPPT is unable to provide physical therapy services to Medicare beneficiaries. (We can, however, provide Pilates sessions and classes for Medicare beneficiaries.) Learn more »
PT Evaluation
PT Follow-Up Visit
PT Telehealth
$65
- Video-based
- One-on-one session
- Typically 30 minutes
- Patient must be located in Ohio
- For returning patients
Pilates with Mindy Nagel, PT, DPT, OCS
$75
- One-on-one session
- Reformer or mat
- Typically 60 minutes
- Suitable for all ages and activity levels
Pilates with Ann Abbott
$60
- One-on-one session
- Reformer or mat
- Typically 60 minutes
- Suitable for all ages and activity levels
Group Pilates Mat Class
$15/class
- Mondays at 6:30 p.m.
- Typically 60 minutes
- Suitable for all ages and activity levels
- Five-class packages available ($50)
Yoga With Dara
$15/class
- Thursdays at 7 p.m.
- Typically 60 minutes
- Suitable for all ages and activity levels
- Five-class packages available ($50)
Virtual Pilates Classes
$10/month
- Video-based
- Typically one 60-minute session per week
- Mat-based; ring optional
- Access to session archive
- No long-term commitment
Physical Therapy For Dancers
We specialize in providing physical therapy for dancers, including students as well as professionals. We also provide pointe readiness screenings for young dancers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I a candidate for physical therapy? Do you think you can help me?
Although physical therapy can benefit people with a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions, the best way to determine this on an individual basis is to have a conversation. If you're interested in seeing Dr. Nagel or Dr. Anneken but not sure if you should go ahead and schedule an appointment, please feel free to call our office at (513) 445-WELL (9355) so we can find out more about your situation and goals. Even in the event that physical therapy (or Pilates) might not be right for you at this time, we would be happy to try to point you in the right direction on your path to wellness!
Are you currently accepting new patients?
Yes. However, because of our commitment to providing individualized, one-on-one attention, there will be a limit to the number of patients and Pilates clients that we can see.
Do I need a referral from my physician?
No. Ohio is a "direct access" state, meaning that you do not need a referral from your primary care physician in order to see a physical therapist. However, we are happy to accept referrals from other healthcare providers and to discuss patient care with them as needed and where appropriate.
What conditions do you treat?
CHPPT offers outpatient physical therapy services, providing treatment for a variety of conditions including back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, and foot pain, as well as rotator cuff injuries, dance injuries, sports injuries, arthritis, EDS and hypermobility, tendinitis, sprains, strains, scoliosis, sciatica, and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Do you accept forms of payment other than cash?
Yes. The term "cash-based" simply means that CHPPT does not accept insurance. Payment is required at (or before) the time of treatment, and we accept payments by credit and debit card – including HSA cards – as well as by check. Card payments can be made when scheduling your appointment via our client portal.
Why do you not accept insurance?
Decreasing insurance reimbursement rates have put immense pressure on many outpatient PT offices, often forcing therapists to see multiple patients at once or to limit their interaction with patients. As a cash-based practice, CHPPT is able to provide expert one-on-one care at the duration and frequency required by the patient.
Can I request reimbursement from my insurance carrier?
In most cases, yes, but it depends on the terms of your insurance. Upon request, CHPPT can provide you with the receipts and treatment codes that you will need in order to submit a claim to insurance.
Do you accept Medicare?
No, and in most cases we are unable to see Medicare patients at all. Due to US healthcare laws, physical therapy providers that do not have a relationship with Medicare are prohibited from seeing Medicare beneficiaries as patients. The only exception is if the patient insists, of their own free will, that they do not want Medicare involved at all and indicates this to us prior to their first visit. Learn more »