Tell your story
We start with your symptoms, daily demands, and what you want to get back to.
Personalized, one-on-one care to help you move better, feel stronger, and get back to what matters most.
In-home and in-clinic Physical TherapyTelehealth available across Texas
HSA/FSA accepted

Our Approach
Whether you are managing pelvic pain, leakage, postpartum recovery, a stubborn back injury, or changes in strength, we build a plan around your goals and daily life.
We start with your symptoms, daily demands, and what you want to get back to.
We look at the factors that may be contributing to your symptoms and choose practical next steps.
You get guidance, support, and a plan that progresses with you.
What We Treat
Pelvic health and orthopedic physical therapy for adults across Salado and Central Texas. Care is private, one-on-one, and built around the symptoms, goals, and daily activities that matter to you.
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Hands-on treatment to calm symptoms, improve joint and soft tissue mobility, and help your body move with less guarding.
When appropriate, targeted treatment for trigger points and neuromuscular tension that may be limiting comfort or movement.
Progressive strength, mobility, core, and balance work customized to your symptoms, capacity, and real-life goals.
Get to Know Your Therapist
Dr. Tiffany Sheffield
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Owner & Lead Therapist
“My goal as your PT is to truly understand what brings you to Homegrown. Our time together is meaningful, and I'm dedicated to helping you feel supported throughout your recovery.”

Self-Pay Pricing
Choose the visit type that fits your needs. Private care, clear pricing, and a plan built around you.

$200
60 minutes
A private evaluation with a personalized care plan at our Salado clinic.

$250
60 minutes
Personalized physical therapy in your home within our local service area.

$180
60 minutes
Begin your care virtually from anywhere in Texas.

Free
15 minutes
Ask questions and find the right starting point for your care.
Self-pay and insurance
Homegrown Physical Therapy is a self-pay and out-of-network practice. We accept HSA and FSA payments, but do not bill commercial or state insurance directly.
This model supports private, one-on-one care with transparent rates and a plan based on your goals. Upon request, we can provide a superbill you may submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement. Sliding scale options can be discussed during a discovery call.
Classes & Workshops
Approachable classes to help you understand your body, build confidence, and move well.

A practical 60-minute group class focused on core connection, breathing, pelvic floor activation, and functional movement.
What you'll learn
Forms & Referrals
Patients can download a printable referral request, and providers can use the secure Healthie form for clinical details.
Patient form
Download the printable referral form and share it with your medical provider. Please avoid sending private medical details by standard email; use the secure portal or Healthie referral option when available.
Download Referral FormAnswers to common questions about care, access, and what to expect.
Homegrown PT provides private pelvic health and orthopedic physical therapy for Salado-area adults. Common reasons for care include pelvic pain, bladder leakage, pregnancy and postpartum recovery, prolapse symptoms, back or hip pain, orthopedic injuries, balance concerns, strength goals, and return-to-activity planning.
Your first visit starts with a conversation about your symptoms, health history, goals, and daily demands. From there, Dr. Sheffield completes an assessment that may include:
If pelvic health concerns are part of your visit, your options will be explained clearly and your consent is always required before any exam or treatment.
No. Postpartum recovery is one important reason to seek pelvic PT, but care is also available for pelvic pain, bladder or bowel symptoms, sexual pain, prolapse symptoms, abdominal or scar-related concerns, and recovery after pelvic or abdominal surgery.
Self-pay physical therapy gives patients more control over their care. Instead of treatment being shaped by insurance visit limits, claim approvals, high copays, or restrictions around what is considered "medically necessary," your plan of care is based on your goals, your progress, and what your provider believes is clinically appropriate.
Many patients choose self-pay care because they want longer one-on-one visits, transparent pricing, fewer administrative barriers, and a more personalized experience. This can be especially helpful for pelvic health, postpartum recovery, chronic pain, orthopedic issues, maintenance care, mobility goals, and patients who want proactive support before symptoms become more limiting.
Homegrown Physical Therapy does not bill commercial or state insurance directly. We accept HSA and FSA payments. Upon request, we can provide a superbill or payment documentation that you may submit to your insurance provider for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed and depends on your individual plan.
Homegrown PT is currently a self-pay and out-of-network practice. We accept HSA and FSA payments, but do not bill commercial or state insurance directly.
Upon request, we can provide a superbill or payment documentation that you may submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement. Coverage and reimbursement are never guaranteed, so confirm details with your plan.
In many cases, no. Texas direct access law allows patients to begin physical therapy treatment without a referral for up to 30 consecutive calendar days. If treatment needs to continue beyond that period, a referral from an appropriate referring practitioner may be required.
Some insurance plans may still have their own referral or reimbursement requirements, so if you plan to submit documentation to your insurance provider, it is a good idea to check your individual benefits.
Homegrown PT serves patients in Salado and the surrounding area for in-person and home-based care. Telehealth visits may be available for patients located in Texas when virtual care is clinically appropriate.