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Serving Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden & Rathdrum

In-Home Physical Therapy in Coeur d'Alene & North Idaho

Personalized, one-on-one physical therapy brought directly to your door. No clinic to drive to. No waiting room. Just a licensed therapist, in your home, focused entirely on you.

Move better. Feel stronger. Stay independent.

Physician referrals welcome. Direct access available depending on your plan.

An older couple walking together along a paved path beside a lake, with wooded hills behind them

Physical therapy brought to your door.

Outpatient care where you actually live and move.

One-on-one

A full session with a licensed therapist — never shared floor time

Zero commute

We come to you. There is no clinic to drive to.

Most major plans

We work with many insurance plans. Benefits vary — we will help you check.

How it works

Physical therapy that comes to you

Most physical therapy asks you to solve a logistics problem before you can start getting better. Find a clinic. Book around their hours. Drive there twice a week. Park. Wait. Drive home with a sore knee.

Therapy in Motion works the other way around. A licensed physical therapist or physical therapist assistant comes to your house, brings what the session needs, and works with you for the full appointment. It is the same outpatient physical therapy you would get in a clinic — the evaluation, the hands-on treatment, the progressive exercise — delivered in your living room instead.

That distinction matters for a practical reason. When your therapist can see the actual step into your garage, the actual tub you have to get over and the actual chair that is too low, the plan gets built around your real life instead of an approximation of it.

  1. 1

    You reach out

    Call, book online, or have your doctor send a referral.

  2. 2

    We come to you

    Your therapist arrives at your door at a time that works for your week.

  3. 3

    You get to work

    Individualized treatment in your home, adjusted as you progress.

Therapy in Motion serves Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden and Rathdrum, with one-on-one visits, no waiting room, the same two clinicians every time, and physician referrals welcome.

The difference

Why in-home physical therapy is different

This is not a scaled-down version of clinic care. For a lot of people it is a more practical way to actually finish a plan of care.

The full visit is yours

No shared floor time, no rotating aides and no one working with three patients at once. You get a licensed clinician for the whole appointment.

Treatment happens where you live

Your stairs, your bathroom, the chair you actually get out of every morning. Therapy that works in a clinic does not always transfer home. This does.

Nothing to travel to

No drive, no parking lot, no waiting room and no icy sidewalk between you and the front door in February. That matters more than most people expect.

The same two people, every time

Natasha and Janice are the practice. You are not re-explaining your history to a new face each week, and progress does not get lost in a handoff.

Who we help

Common reasons people call us

If something on this list sounds like you — or like someone you're helping — it is worth a conversation. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.

  • Recovery after joint replacement or orthopedic surgery
  • Balance changes and concerns about falling
  • Parkinson's disease and other neurological conditions
  • Back, neck, shoulder, hip and knee pain
  • Getting back on your feet after a hospital stay
  • Difficulty with stairs, transfers or getting around the house
  • Learning to use a cane, walker or other mobility aid
  • Ongoing stiffness and mobility limitations
Janice Wright, PTA and Dr. Natasha Lee, DPT, co-founders of Therapy in Motion, outside in Coeur d'Alene

Who comes to your door

Meet Natasha and Janice

Therapy in Motion is a two-clinician practice. The people who founded it are the people who treat you — the same two faces, every visit.

Dr. Natasha Lee, DPT

Co-Founder & Physical Therapist

Doctor of Physical Therapy from Idaho State University, with a master's in kinesiology and exercise physiology. She started Therapy in Motion after seeing how well a home-based model worked for a mentor during her training.

Janice Wright, PTA

Co-Founder & Physical Therapist Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant trained at North Idaho College, with around eight years of primarily outpatient experience. Her focus is helping people rebuild strength, mobility and confidence at their own pace.

What patients say

In their own words

5.0from 8 reviews on Google
Read them on Google

Rating recorded August 2026. Live figures move as new reviews arrive — check the profile for the current number.

So happy I found Therapy In Motion! Natasha and Janice have both provided excellent care. I have two herniated discs in my lower back and have been struggling with nerve pain and weakness throughout my lower body. I used to have to get steroid injections every other month just to be able to function at work and even then I was still in a ton of pain. After my third session of dry needling with Natasha the pain in my lower back is gone. We even started working on the tightness and pain in my hamstrings. I never thought my back would feel good enough to prioritize my legs. My experience with Therapy In Motion has truly been life changing.
Darin5 months agovia Google
I was in so much pain in my shoulder and neck area. Natasha did dry needling sessions on the area. After the first session it felt so much better. It took 3 more sessions and the pain was completely gone also I had full movement back in my neck and shoulder. Natasha is kind, gentle and is truly gifted at what she does.
Liz Hutchison8 months agovia Google
I have difficulty with mobility due to my Parkinson. It's wonderful for me to have the therapy in my home. Janice and Natasha have been such great therapist. I also like the having therapy in my home rather than going to a clinic due to all the virus that go around during this time of year. I would recommend Therapy in Motion to anyone needing physical therapy.
Sharon S6 months agovia Google
I needed some dry needling and mobility work. The staff were friendly and professional. The best part was I never had to leave my house! So much easier than fighting traffic, looking for parking and spending an extra 40 minutes of my day. They took my insurance which was another major plus.
Chris N8 months agovia Google
I went to Natasha and Janice after breaking my tailbone in a motorcycle accident. Together they came up with a plan that gave me quick improvement in pain and mobility. They were kind, thorough, and both had a great sense of humor! I'd recommend them to anyone!
Mathew Goedderz8 months agovia Google
Our clients work with this business and all I can say is - WOW! The staff are exceptional, kind, thoughtful, and communicative and have made such a difference in our client's lives. The day to day differences are incredible - my client's mobility has obviously improved, and with this his confidence and ability to enjoy life. Overall his quality of life is way better since working with this team and I can't say thanks enough.
Ramiella Henry3 months agovia Google
I was referred here by a friend due to lumbar issues severely limiting my mobility. Mrs Lee was able to fit me into their schedule on short notice which was much appreciated. She was able to improve my range of motion dramatically through dry needling and electro therapy. I have gone through two sessions and plan to return for additional sessions for my condition and any guidance I need through the healing process. Highly recommend!
Garrett Johnson10 months agovia Google
I can't say enough good things about Janice. When I broke my wrist she took care of me in a way that honestly made the whole situation way less stressful. She was so kind, patient, and really made me feel like I wasn't just another person she had to deal with. She checked in on me, made sure I understood everything, and went out of her way to make sure I was comfortable.
Spencer Smithvia Google

Every patient's situation is different, and results vary from person to person. Read or leave a Google review.

Coverage

Insurance and payment

We work with many of the plans people in North Idaho actually carry. Coverage is the first question most people have, so we would rather answer it early than have it be a surprise later.

Coverage and benefits vary by plan. Contact us or your insurance carrier to verify your specific benefits before your first visit.

  • Idaho Blue Cross
  • Idaho Blue Shield
  • Idaho Medicaid
  • Idaho Medicare Part B
  • Mountain Health CO-OP
  • PacificSource Administrators
  • PacificSource Health Plans
  • PacificSource Medicare
  • Tricare West Region
  • Regence

As featured in

Covered by the Coeur d'Alene Press

In August 2025, the Coeur d'Alene Press profiled Therapy in Motion and the idea behind it: bringing outpatient physical therapy to people's doors rather than asking them to travel to a clinic. The article covered how the practice got started and noted that Therapy in Motion accepts referrals from area physicians.

Read the article at cdapress.com

Questions people ask before booking

Still unsure about something? Call and ask. We would rather have a five-minute conversation than have you wonder.

How is this different from home health?
Home health is typically a Medicare benefit for patients who are considered homebound, coordinated by an agency across nurses, aides and therapists on the agency's schedule. Therapy in Motion provides outpatient physical therapy in your home. You do not need to be homebound, and you see the same two clinicians every time.
Do I need a referral from my doctor?
A referral is helpful and always welcome, but it is not always required. Direct access is available in Idaho, though your insurance plan may have its own rules. Call us and we will help you figure out what your plan needs before you commit to anything.
What areas do you travel to?
Therapy in Motion serves Kootenai County, including Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden and Rathdrum. If you live nearby but outside those communities, call and ask — we will give you a straight answer.
Do I need special equipment at home?
No. Your therapist brings what the session needs, and your home program is built around things you already have. A kitchen counter, a sturdy chair and a set of stairs cover more than most people expect.
Can my spouse or adult child be there during the visit?
Absolutely, and it is often useful. Family members and caregivers are welcome to take part, ask questions and learn how to help safely between visits. Caregiver and family training is part of what we do.
What does a first visit look like?
The first appointment is an evaluation. Your therapist talks with you about what is going on and what you want to get back to, assesses your movement, and then looks at how you manage in your actual living space. Most people start working on something that same visit.

Let's get you moving again

Book online in a couple of minutes, or call and talk it through with us first. Either way works.

Questions about coverage? See the plans we work with or send us a message.

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