Question 1

Is there a physical therapist for northeast El Paso patients at Solas PT?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Solas PT serves northeast El Paso patients from the N Mesa St clinic in west El Paso — a 20–30 minute drive from most NE neighborhoods via I-10 or Loop 375. NE patients drive weekly because the one-on-one care with Dr. Cisneros, DPT — plus included dry needling — isn't available at insurance-based clinics closer to home. Most patients resolve their issue in 4–6 sessions instead of 12–18, which more than offsets the drive. Text 915-318-7381 to book.

Question 2

How far is Solas PT from northeast El Paso?

Accepted Answer

The N Mesa location (6633 N Mesa St, Suite 508B) is roughly 20–30 minutes from most northeast El Paso neighborhoods depending on traffic. From Dyer / McCombs / Chapin, take Loop 375 west to I-10 and exit at Sunland Park / Mesa. From Andress or the Franklin Mountains side, I-10 west is the most direct route. Same-week evening and Saturday morning appointments are available for patients who want to avoid rush hour.

Question 3

Why would a northeast El Paso patient drive to west El Paso for physical therapy?

Accepted Answer

Three reasons. (1) One-on-one care — every 60-minute session is with Dr. Cisneros personally, not shared across 3–5 patients or handed off to an aide. Most insurance-based clinics in northeast El Paso can't offer that. (2) Included dry needling — insurance often excludes dry needling as 'experimental,' so even certified therapists can't perform it during your visit. At Solas PT it's included at no extra charge. (3) Faster outcomes — Solas patients typically resolve their issue in 4–6 sessions vs. 12–18, so the total time investment (including drive) is often lower.

Question 4

Do I need a referral to see a physical therapist at Solas PT?

Accepted Answer

No. Texas is a direct access state — you can see Dr. Cisneros at Solas PT without a physician's referral. You can book directly online or by texting 915-318-7381 and be seen this week. If imaging or specialist referral is needed, Dr. Cisneros will coordinate on your behalf.

Question 5

What does physical therapy cost at Solas PT?

Accepted Answer

Solas PT charges $150 for the initial evaluation and $120 per 60-minute treatment session ($95 for 45 minutes). Most patients need 4–6 sessions total. HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and superbills are provided for patients who want to submit for out-of-network insurance reimbursement. Discounted session packages are available — 4 sessions for $475, 7 for $810, and 10 for $1,125.

Question 6

Does Solas PT offer dry needling for northeast El Paso patients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Dr. Cisneros offers dry needling — including electrical dry needling (e-stim) — at the N Mesa location. Dry needling is used for trigger point release, nerve pain, sciatica, rotator cuff issues, hip flexor tightness, and chronic muscle pain. It is included in your session at no extra charge when clinically indicated. This is one of the main reasons NE patients travel to Solas PT — dry needling is often not available at insurance-based clinics closer to northeast El Paso.

Question 7

What conditions does Solas PT treat?

Accepted Answer

Solas PT treats back pain, sciatica, neck pain, shoulder injuries (rotator cuff, impingement), knee pain, hip pain, IT band syndrome, ankle sprains, post-surgical rehabilitation, and sports injuries. Dr. Cisneros also offers functional fitness rehab for CrossFit athletes and runners.

Physical Therapy for
Northeast El Paso

Better Care,
Worth the Drive

What Focused Care
Actually Delivers

What We Treat for
Northeast El Paso Patients

Two Clinics,
Both Accessible from NE

Real Results from
El Paso Patients