Serving Mission Viejo & Nearby Communities
Mission Viejo
24000 Alicia Pkwy Suite 27,
Mission Viejo, CA 92691
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday: 7 AM – 5 PM
Contact Info
Phone: (949)-276-5401
Email: infoMV@rauschpt.net
Physical Therapy & Wellness in Mission Viejo
Rausch Physical Therapy & Wellness in Mission Viejo offers physical therapy for back and neck pain, shoulder and joint pain, sports injuries, balance problems and post-surgical rehab, plus Pelvic Health Physical Therapy, Rx Massage and StretchFix assisted stretching. The clinic is at 24000 Alicia Pkwy, Suite 27, Mission Viejo, CA 92691. No doctor’s referral is needed to start.
Wellness Services
Conditions We Treat
- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Shoulder injuries
- Joint pain
- Sports injuries
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Balance/vestibular issues
- Pelvic health
Who We Help
- Athletes
- Active adults
- Older adults
- Dancers
- Runners
- Post-op patients
- Prenatal/postpartum
- Laborers
Why Patients Choose Rausch
- Athletes
- Active adults
- Older adults
- Dancers
- Runners
- Post-op patients
- Prenatal/postpartum
- Workplace Injuries
Meet Our Mission Viejo Team
Physical Therapists
Clinical Director, Physical Therapist
Orthopedic Sports Physical Therapist Helping Active Adults Return to the Activities They Love in South Orange County
Physical Therapist, Pelvic Health Specialist
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist with PRPC & PCES Certifications Helping Runners and Active Adults in Mission Viejo
Physical Therapist Assistant, Pelvic Health Specialist
Orthopedic Physical Therapist Assistant & Certified Pilates Instructor with Dance Science Background Serving Active Adults & Dancers in Dana Point and Mission Viejo
Massage Therapists
StretchFix Specialists
Who does the Mission Viejo physical therapy clinic help?
The Mission Viejo clinic sees athletes, active adults, older adults, dancers, runners, people recovering from surgery, prenatal and postpartum patients, and people with workplace injuries or physically demanding jobs. Physical therapists are trained to evaluate, diagnose and manage movement problems in people of all ages and abilities.
Pelvic Health Physical Therapy is open to women and men. Pelvic physical therapists commonly address pregnancy and postpartum issues, pelvic pain, incontinence and pain after prostate surgery. Learn more on the women’s health and men’s health pages.
See a physician first for pain after a fall or accident, fever, new bladder or bowel changes, or numbness that is getting worse.
What happens at a first visit to the Mission Viejo clinic?
A first physical therapy visit at the Mission Viejo clinic lasts about 60 minutes. The therapist asks about your injury and goals, then evaluates how you move, which can include tissue testing, gait analysis and functional screening. You leave with an explanation of the findings, a treatment plan and a home exercise program delivered through Limberhealth.com.
Bring photo ID, your insurance card, any referral or authorization paperwork, related imaging or surgical reports, and a current medication list. Wear comfortable clothing that gives access to the injured area.
A first pelvic health appointment is 60 minutes, one-on-one with a pelvic specialist, and includes a health history, a physical evaluation and a personalized plan. An internal pelvic floor exam may be offered, but it is only done with your consent, and you can decline, postpone or stop at any time.
How do I book at the Mission Viejo clinic?
Book the service you need, or call (949) 276-5401:
In California you do not need a doctor’s referral to start physical therapy. Medicare patients need a prescription before the first visit. For everyone else, a physician must sign off on the plan of care after 45 days or 12 visits (see no prescription needed).
Rates for every service are on the pricing page. Insurance can cover part of the cost of physical therapy and pelvic health visits; see the accepted insurance list. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
Our Solutions
Frequently asked questions
What conditions does the Rausch PT Mission Viejo clinic treat?
The Mission Viejo clinic at 24000 Alicia Pkwy, Suite 27 treats back and neck pain, shoulder injuries, joint pain, sports injuries, balance and vestibular issues, post-surgical rehab and pelvic health concerns. Patients include athletes, older adults, dancers, runners, prenatal and postpartum patients and people with workplace injuries. Call (949) 276-5401 to book.
Is pelvic floor therapy available at the Mission Viejo clinic?
Yes. Pelvic Health Physical Therapy is offered at the Mission Viejo clinic for all genders. Dr. Analise R., DPT, who holds PRPC and PCES certifications, and Kathryn T., PTA, see pelvic health patients here. Appointments are 60 minutes, one-on-one with a pelvic specialist, and the first session includes a full pelvic health assessment and a personalized plan. Rates are on the pricing page.
How much does physical therapy cost at the Mission Viejo clinic?
Rates depend on the service and session length. Current cash-pay rates for every service are on the pricing page. Insurance can cover part of the cost, and HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
Does the Mission Viejo clinic accept insurance?
Yes. Rausch PT accepts insurance for physical therapy at the Mission Viejo clinic, and insurance can also cover part of the cost of premium and pelvic health sessions. The current carrier list is on the accepted insurance page at rauschpt.net. Call (949) 276-5401 and the front desk can check your benefits before your first visit.
Do I need a referral for physical therapy in Mission Viejo?
No. California law lets you see a physical therapist without a doctor's referral, so you can book directly at the Mission Viejo clinic. Medicare patients need a prescription before the first visit. After 45 days or 12 visits, whichever comes first, a physician must sign off on the plan of care to continue treatment.
