Physical Therapy Pricing

At Solas PT in El Paso, a full 60-minute evaluation is $150. Follow-up treatment sessions are $120 for 60 minutes or $95 for 45 minutes. A standalone dry needling session is $75. Package discounts are available — 4 sessions for $475, 7 sessions for $810, or 10 sessions for $1,125. There are no hidden fees, no surprise bills, and no insurance involvement.

Solas PT is a cash-based practice and does not bill insurance directly. However, HSA (Health Savings Account) and FSA (Flexible Spending Account) cards are accepted. A superbill is available on request, which patients with out-of-network benefits may submit to their insurance.

Yes. Physical therapy is a qualified medical expense under IRS guidelines, making it HSA and FSA eligible. Solas PT accepts HSA and FSA cards directly at the time of service. If your plan requires a letter of medical necessity, Dr. Cisneros can provide one.

A superbill is an itemized receipt that includes your diagnosis codes (ICD-10), procedure codes (CPT), provider credentials, and date of service. Patients with out-of-network physical therapy benefits can submit this document directly to their insurance company for reimbursement. Reimbursement rates vary by plan and deductible status, but many patients receive 40–80% of their session cost back after meeting their deductible.

For most patients, yes — when the full episode of care is compared. Solas PT typically resolves most conditions in 4–6 sessions ($600–$900 total). Insurance-based PT often requires 12–18 visits to achieve the same result because sessions are shorter and less intensive. With co-pays of $30–60 per visit plus deductibles, the total out-of-pocket cost for insurance PT frequently reaches $360–$1,080 or more — for worse outcomes. One recent patient with strong insurance chose cash pay anyway to save time and reported significant relief after just two sessions — about 120 minutes of care — instead of the $35-minimum copays and 6–8 visits a traditional outpatient clinic would have required.

Yes. Solas PT offers discounted session packages: 4 sessions for $475 ($118.75/session), 7 sessions for $810 ($115.71/session), and 10 sessions for $1,125 ($112.50/session) — the per-session rate drops as the package grows. There is also a TDN Focused Monthly Package: a 30-minute focused dry needling evaluation plus three 15-minute dry needling follow-ups for $275, a $50 savings versus à la carte. Packages can be paid upfront with HSA, FSA, credit, or debit. There is no pressure to purchase a package — single sessions are always available.

Yes — Solas PT in El Paso offers a TDN Focused Monthly Package for ongoing dry needling maintenance. It includes a 30-minute focused dry needling evaluation or re-evaluation plus three 15-minute dry needling follow-up sessions for $275 — a $50 savings versus paying à la carte ($325). Every session is one-on-one with Dr. Andrew Cisneros, DPT, targeting active trigger points and myofascial tension with precision dry needling and electrical stimulation as indicated. It is a one-time purchase you can renew each month — not an auto-subscription — and is ideal for gym athletes, desk-related neck and upper-back tension, and ongoing pain management. HSA, FSA, credit, and debit accepted.