Schneider: Physical therapy clinics bill $200 to $400 per session
Maria Schneider · #26 Dynofit · Mar 3, 2025 · at 2:21
Maria Schneider, founder of Dynofit, explains the high costs of clinical physical therapy that motivated her to build an in-home monitoring device.
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“They're billing out two to 400 dollars this session.”
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