PT Northwest

Patient Advocate in Salem, Oregon

2.9(11 reviews)

(503) 371-8860685 36th Ave NE, Salem, OR 97301View on Yelp

PT Northwest - patient advocate in Salem, OR

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2.9

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11 reviews

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About PT Northwest

The team at PT Northwest works out of 685 36th Ave NE in Salem, Oregon. They have a 2.9-star Yelp rating from 11 reviews. Services include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapists. Portland dominates Oregon's market, with the rest of the state more spread out.

Services

Physical Therapy

Occupational Therapy

Speech Therapists

How PT Northwest Helps You

PT Northwest provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapists at 685 36th Ave NE in Salem. If you have had a billing issue, insurance denial, or unexpected charge related to care at this facility, understanding your rights is the first step toward resolving it. Call (503) 371-8860.

The Appeals Process

Start by getting your itemized bill from PT Northwest at (503) 371-8860 and your EOB from your insurer. The gap between what was billed, what insurance paid, and what you owe is where most disputes begin.

Service Area

PT Northwest is at 685 36th Ave NE in Salem, OR. They serve the local area and surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I dispute a bill from PT Northwest?

Request an itemized bill and compare it to your insurance EOB. Look for duplicate charges, incorrect codes, and services you did not receive. Call (503) 371-8860 to discuss discrepancies with their billing department.

How do I get an itemized bill?

You have the right to an itemized statement for any medical service. Call (503) 371-8860 and ask the billing department. Compare each line item against what your insurance shows they processed.

Does PT Northwest accept my insurance?

Networks change, so always verify before a visit. Call (503) 371-8860 with your plan name and member ID to confirm whether they are in-network for your coverage.

What are my patient billing rights in Oregon?

Oregon has specific patient protection laws on top of federal rules. These cover balance billing, appeal timelines, and external review options. A patient advocate or your state insurance commissioner can explain your rights.

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