Holsman therapists visit patients at home throughout New Providence, the Union County borough, for physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy. Medicare Part B accepted, no homebound requirement, and no referral needed to start.
The closest Holsman clinic to New Providence is Maplewood at 1985 Springfield Ave., Maplewood, roughly 7 miles away (862-278-7800), and our South Orange clinic is about 8 miles away. Many patients start at home and switch to one of these clinics once they’re ready to drive.
After a stay at Overlook Medical Center in neighboring Summit, many New Providence residents continue their recovery at home. For residents 55 and older, a common goal is getting back to the DeCorso Community Center on East Fourth Street, home of the New Providence Senior Citizens Club.
At home, your therapist works on the things that matter in your own space: getting in and out of bed and the car, managing your stairs, walking safely on the routes you use every day, and setting up the bathroom and kitchen to prevent falls. Common reasons New Providence patients start in-home therapy include recovery after a hip or knee replacement, a fall or balance problem, a stroke or Parkinson’s disease, and weakness after a hospital stay.
Yes. Holsman provides in-home physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy in New Providence and across Union County. Call 862-250-6697 or use the form on this page, and we’ll confirm a visit time for your street.
No referral is needed to start. Under New Jersey’s Direct Access law you can begin physical therapy without a prescription. Within 30 days of your first treatment, we send a written progress update to your physician or another licensed health care professional you choose, even if you’re improving. For Medicare, your physician or nurse practitioner signs off on your plan of care, and we coordinate that for you. Some insurance plans have their own referral rules, so we verify your coverage before the first visit.
No. Our in-home therapy is billed under Medicare Part B as outpatient therapy, which has no homebound requirement. Homebound status applies to home health agency care under Part A, which is a different service.
Our Maplewood clinic at 1985 Springfield Ave., Maplewood is roughly 7 miles from New Providence (phone 862-278-7800). Our South Orange clinic is about 8 miles away.
Medicare Part B accepted · No homebound requirement · No referral needed to start · Free benefits verification