Esther Rembert
Physical therapist and owner
- Physical Therapist · GA Lic. 000000
Esther opened Clay so that every visit could be one-on-one. She sees women with shoulder, hip, knee and back problems, and those training for a race or a season.
Physical therapy for women in Richmond Hill, Georgia
One therapist, one hour, and a plan that fits your week
Clay is an orthopedic and performance practice for women who want one-on-one care. Your therapist stays with you for the whole visit, and you see the cost in writing before you start.
Paying yourself
You pay Clay directly, and you see the cost first
Clay is a cash-based practice. You pay for each visit when you come, and we send an estimate in writing before your first visit. We do not bill Medicare or other plans.
If your plan reimburses care outside its network, we give you a receipt to send in.
What you get
An estimate in writing before your first visit
A receipt after every visit
A plain answer to every question about cost
A free 15-minute phone call before you book anything
Two ways to pay
A visit at Clay, and a visit billed to a plan
Both are real physical therapy. They are set up differently, and it helps to know how before you choose.
| At Clay | Billed to a plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Time with your therapist | At ClayThe whole visit, one-on-one. | Billed to a planSet by the clinic. Ask how a visit is run. |
| Who treats you | At ClayEsther or Mia, and she stays with you. | Billed to a planA therapist, sometimes with an assistant, depending on the clinic. |
| What shapes your plan | At ClayWhat you need and what you want to get back to. | Billed to a planThat, and what your plan will cover. |
| What you pay | At ClayYou pay at each visit, and we give you an estimate in writing first. | Billed to a planYour copay, deductible and coinsurance, set by your plan. |
| Paperwork | At ClayA receipt after each visit, if your plan reimburses you. | Billed to a planThe clinic bills your plan, which may ask for a diagnosis, a referral or approval. |
Services
Where we can help
Orthopedic care and performance, for women who want to move well and keep doing what they love.
Neck, shoulder and upper back
Reaching, lifting, carrying and long days at a desk, and moving again after an injury or an operation.
Read moreHip, knee and foot
Stairs, long walks, runs and shifts on your feet, and rebuilding after a sprain, a strain or an operation.
Read moreBack and core
A back that is sore after lifting or a long drive, and the strength to trust it again.
Read moreStrength and performance
A plan built around the sport you run, lift, row or play, not a list of things to stop.
Read moreVideo visits
Check-ins, exercise progress and questions between visits. We are licensed in Georgia.
Read moreYour first hour
A full hour to talk, move and agree on a plan, with your therapist the whole time.
Read more
Your therapists
Two therapists, and you see one of them
Clay is Esther and Mia. Each of us sees one person at a time.
Mia Davila
Physical therapist
- Physical Therapist · GA Lic. 000000
Mia sees women for orthopedic problems and for strength, running and lifting goals. She watches how you move and builds your plan around what you do most.
How to start
From a phone call to your plan
- 01
A free 15-minute phone call
Ask what you want to ask. We tell you if we are the right fit, and who to see if we are not.
- 02
An estimate in writing
Before your first visit, we send what we expect care to cost and what it includes.
- 03
Your first hour
We listen, look at how you move and explain what we find. Then we agree on a plan with you.
- 04
Your visits
Every visit is one-on-one, and we change the plan as you change.
In their words
What women say about a visit
“Esther asked what I wanted to be able to do again, then built the plan around that. I never felt hurried.”
Bridgett H.Shoulder
“I knew what the visits would cost before I walked in. The estimate was in my email the day before.”
Jazmine W.Knee
“Mia watched me run and changed small things. It was one person for the whole hour, which I had not had before.”
Kim L.Running
Sample reviews.
Questions
Before you call
Do I need a referral?
In Georgia you can start physical therapy without a referral from a physician. We tell you if we think a physician should see you first. A plan that reimburses you may still ask for one.
Do you take insurance?
We do not bill Medicare or other plans. You pay us directly, and if your plan reimburses care outside its network, we give you a receipt to send in.
What does a visit cost?
It depends on the length and kind of visit. We send an estimate in writing before your first visit, so you know before you come. How fees work has the details.
How long is a visit, and who treats me?
A visit is a full hour, one-on-one. Esther or Mia treats you, and your therapist stays with you for the whole visit.
Can I ask a question before I book?
Yes. Book a free 15-minute phone call and ask what you want to ask. We will tell you if we are the right fit, and who to see if we are not.
Ask for a call back
Leave your number and a good time. We call back on the next working day. For anything urgent, call us.
Phone(912) 555-0104
Emailhello@
Hours
- Monday – ThursdayToday
- 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- FridayToday
- 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
- Saturday – SundayToday
- Closed