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In-Home Physical Therapy Across Kootenai County

We travel to patients throughout North Idaho. There is no clinic to drive to, no parking lot to cross and no waiting room — your therapist comes to your front door.

A service area, not a storefront

It is worth being clear about how this works, because it is different from most physical therapy practices. Therapy in Motion does not have a building. There is no front desk, no waiting room and no address to show up at. What we have instead is a car, a schedule and a service area.

When you book an appointment, a licensed physical therapist or physical therapist assistant drives to your house and works with you there. That means the evaluation happens on your stairs, the balance work happens in your hallway and the exercises you take home are the exercises you already practiced in the room where you will be doing them.

Therapy in Motion was founded in 2025 by Dr. Natasha Lee, DPT and Janice Wright, PTA, and they are the two clinicians who provide care. If you are outside the four communities listed above but still in the Kootenai County area, get in touch and ask — it is a quick conversation.

Questions about our service area

Do you have a clinic I can visit?
No. Therapy in Motion is a mobile practice, which means we travel to our patients. There is no clinic, office or walk-in location in any of the communities we serve. Your appointment happens at your home.
What if I live just outside these four communities?
The four areas listed here are where we regularly travel, but the surrounding Kootenai County area may still work. Call us at (986) 204-8168 and tell us where you are located, and we will give you a straight answer about whether we can reach you.
Does it cost more to have the therapist come to me?
Travel is part of how this practice works, not an add-on service. Your visit is billed as outpatient physical therapy. Coverage and any patient responsibility depend on your specific plan, so contact us or your insurance carrier to verify benefits.
Do you still come out in the winter?
Yes. North Idaho winters are exactly when getting to a clinic becomes hardest, and that is often when people most need to keep their therapy consistent. We plan around road and weather conditions and will always reach out if a visit needs to be rescheduled for safety.

Ready to get started?

Tell us what you're working through and we'll help you take the next step. Most people are seen in their own living room within a week or two of reaching out.

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

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