One-on-one care from a Doctor of Physical Therapy — in your home, your gym, or online. A full hour, every visit. No insurance company deciding when you're finished.
One of them is healthcare and one of them isn't. I keep that line clear — because it matters to you, and to your insurer.
Licensed clinical care for pain, injury, and movement limitation, led by a Doctor of Physical Therapy.
Strength and conditioning for every stage of life. Not healthcare, and I'm explicit about that.
Your evaluation uses the Activforce2 digital assessment system to measure joint mobility, muscle strength and movement performance. The plan is built on numbers we can re-test — not on how things looked from across the room. You'll see the same data I do.
In an insurance-based clinic, an insurer decides how many visits you get, what counts as medically necessary, and when you're done — often while your therapist is treating two other people in the same hour.
One person, one therapist, sixty minutes. No aides running your exercises while I'm in the next room.
You're discharged when your plan is complete and you've met your goals — not when a benefit runs out or a visit cap is reached. If you get there sooner than expected, we discharge you sooner and refund anything you paid for and didn't use.
A written Good Faith Estimate before your first visit, and a second one covering your plan of care once we've agreed it.
An itemized receipt with the diagnosis and procedure codes your insurer needs, so you can seek out-of-network reimbursement yourself. Superbills apply to qualifying physical therapy only — not training, coaching, nutrition guidance or app access.
To be straight with you: reimbursement is between you and your insurer, and it's never guaranteed. Call the number on your card and ask what your plan pays for out-of-network outpatient physical therapy before you count on it.
Published, because you shouldn't have to book a call to find out whether you can afford it. Physical therapy and personal training are separate services with separate pricing — you're in one or the other, never both at once.
Licensed clinical care, delivered by a Doctor of Physical Therapy.
| Service | Rate |
|---|---|
| Evaluation Full examination with objective Activforce2 testing, your written evaluation summary, and your home exercise program | $175 |
| In-person treatment session A full hour, in your home, your gym, or wherever suits you | $125 |
| Virtual treatment session Same clinician, same hour, over video | $95 |
You get a written estimate before your first visit, covering the evaluation itself. There's no plan of care to price yet — that's what the evaluation is for.
Then a second estimate, once we've agreed your plan of care together and before any treatment begins. What that costs depends entirely on what you need — how many sessions, how often, in person or virtual.
If you pay for the full plan of care up front, the $175 evaluation is waived from the plan total. If you'd rather not, nothing changes about your care — the evaluation and every session are priced exactly as above, paid as you go.
Paying up front never commits you to attending. If you're discharged before the plan is finished, for any reason including recovering ahead of schedule, you're refunded the difference between what you paid and the care actually delivered at the rates above.
Not a healthcare service. Training is for people who aren't under a plan of care — if you're discharged from physical therapy and want to keep building, this is where you go next.
| Additional in-person session | $95 |
| Additional virtual session | $65 |
Training is not physical therapy. If you live outside Florida, training is the only service I can offer you — my physical therapy license is Florida only, and for telehealth what matters is where you are, not where I am. Training does not diagnose or treat any medical condition, and anyone with a diagnosed condition should stay under the care of a licensed provider in their own state.
Free for every client, physical therapy or training. Not a membership, not an add-on, and never a line on an invoice.
This is the Archangel app — a client's home screen
The app is programming, tracking and messaging. Nutrition and habit guidance delivered through it is educational; it is not medical nutrition therapy, carries no CPT code, never appears on a superbill, and does not diagnose or treat any medical condition. Anyone whose condition requires medical dietary management is referred to the appropriate licensed provider.
Cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours before your session. Inside 24 hours, or a session missed without notice, is charged in full at the rate for that session.
This applies to physical therapy and to training. I hold the hour for you and travel to you, so a late cancellation is time that can't be given to anyone else. If something genuinely unavoidable happens, call me — I'd rather hear about it than not.
Travel within our service area is included. Payment is due at the time of service, unless you have paid for your plan of care in advance. You'll receive a written Good Faith Estimate before your first visit covering the evaluation, and a second one covering your plan of care once it's agreed.
Not a photocopied handout and a verbal "do these three exercises". A written summary you keep, and a program that lives in your pocket.
What we tested, what we found, the actual numbers, and the plan built from them — written in plain English rather than clinical shorthand. Yours to keep, and to show anyone else involved in your care.
Comes with your physical therapy evaluation.
Example shown is a real summary, with every patient detail removed.
Your plan in the Archangel appThis is the Archangel app — your programming, your daily nutrition targets, your habits and your progress, in one place. Every exercise with sets, reps, tempo and video, and a direct line to me between sessions.
Physical therapy or training, included at no charge.
I'd rather tell you now than after you've booked.
Archangel is not a Medicare provider, and federal rules don't allow me to see Medicare beneficiaries for physical therapy on a cash-pay basis — even if you'd rather pay privately.
If you need physical therapy, look for a Medicare-enrolled provider. I'm glad to point you somewhere useful.
Work-related injuries go through your employer's workers' compensation process. That system exists to make sure your care is covered and your rights are protected, and a cash-pay superbill is not a substitute for it. Start with your employer.
Care connected to a motor vehicle accident or another liability claim usually needs to be coordinated with that claim. Let's talk before you book, so nothing here complicates your case.
"People deserve honest guidance, clear information about their bodies, and the freedom to make confident decisions about their health."
Archangel was built on that belief. Every relationship starts with understanding where you are and where you want to go — then clear, evidence-based recommendations and a path that fits your life.
My role is to guide, educate and support. Without pressure, unnecessary visits, or preset limits on your progress.
The name reflects the mission. Throughout Scripture, angels appear as messengers, protectors, and servants of God's purpose. In that spirit, this practice exists to provide guidance, support and accountability so people can move forward with clarity, confidence and strength.
Health is a form of stewardship. Through intentional movement, strength, discipline and lifestyle, lasting change is possible — not just improvement, but transformation that strengthens individuals, families and the community.
Under the No Surprises Act, providers must give patients who don't have insurance — or who aren't using it — a written estimate before care begins.
For more about this right, visit cms.gov/nosurprises or call 1-800-985-3059.
To request one from Archangel: email daniel.feliciano@archangelrehabandfitness.com or call (850) 312-1284. You'll have it in writing within three business days, usually the same day.
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No commitment, no card. We'll talk about what's going on and whether I'm the right person to help. If I'm not, I'll tell you who is.