Alachua County

In-Home Physical Therapy in Alachua County, FL

Alachua County is anchored by Gainesville's teaching hospitals, which draw trauma and complex post-surgical patients from a wide region. Many of those patients are discharged home with a rehab plan and no realistic way to return for outpatient visits.

Our therapists treat across Gainesville and the surrounding towns, from Haile Plantation and Jonesville to Alachua, Newberry, and High Springs. Care is delivered one-on-one in the home, which is particularly useful when the patient is still limited in mobility after a hospital stay.

County seat
Gainesville
Office hours
Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Where injuries happen in Alachua County

Injury referrals concentrate on I-75, US-441, Archer Road, Newberry Road, and SR-24.

Main corridors

  • I-75 through Gainesville (Exits 374, 382, 384, 387, 390)
  • Archer Road / SR-24
  • Newberry Road / SR-26
  • University Avenue
  • Williston Road / SR-121
  • Hawthorne Road / SR-20

Hospitals and ERs in the county

  • UF Health Shands Hospital (Level I trauma)
  • HCA Florida North Florida Hospital
  • Malcom Randall VA Medical Center
  • UF Health Shands Cancer Hospital

How care is paid for

We bill your auto insurance for crash-related care. We do not bill regular health insurance or Medicare. Most Alachua County patients are seen typically within 48 hours of the referral.

Conditions we treat in Alachua County

Each guide explains what the injury is, how in-home therapy treats it, and what recovery usually looks like for Alachua County patients.

Helpful reading for Alachua County patients

More guides in our resource library, or see how in-home visits work.

Alachua County questions

Which Alachua County areas do you cover?
Gainesville plus Alachua, Newberry, High Springs, Jonesville, Tioga, and Archer.
Can you start therapy right after a hospital discharge?
Yes. Post-discharge is one of our most common referral paths, and we aim to see new patients typically within 48 hours.
Do students and non-residents qualify?
Yes. What matters is where you are recovering and which auto policy applies to the collision, not how long you have lived here.
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