Problem solved with Luna I had a very positive experience with Luna about two years ago. The company was efficient, answered the phone, and the therapist was excellent. This time I have made repeated calls to Luna to simply schedule an appointment. On the first, I waited for 45 minutes on hold, and no one ever answered the phone. On the next three attempts, I used the option of getting a call back. No call was ever returned. This is very disappointing. Shortly after posting the negative review, I did secure an appointment with an excellent physical therapist. I have had two sessions thus far and the experience has been flawless. I am glad Luna quickly resolved the problem quickly.

I am having knee replacement surgery… I am having knee replacement surgery this week and am supposed to start PT 24-48 hours after surgery. My surgeon referred me to Luna but I can't get anything with them for the foreseeable future. First they put me on a wait-list but because no one took my case, they dropped me from the list. My surgeon's office contacted them and after getting dropped from a call, they begrudgingly set me up with someone two days after my procedure. Then I got a call today saying that because I was outside the therapist's area of work, my appointment was cancelled. I was finally able to get connected with someone but it still feels somewhat awkward. The fact that I have a bunch of bands and equipment from previous surgeries so I was ready but I felt like the therapist may not have been fully prepared for my session (it only lasted a little over 30 minutes).

Delayed Benefit Verification Prior to arranging my first therapy session, I verified with Luna and my insurance that Luna is considered in-network based on my coverage. I even performed the intake process and was excited that I'm able to schedule an in-home therapy as it would be difficult for me to travel to a physical therapy facility. After my session, I got an email stating that after review, Luna is out-of-network and I was charged the self-pay rate. Disappointed that if it the out-of-network is true all along, they should disclosed that prior to my first session so I could have cancelled the appointment. Now I'm left to find another provider at the last minute as I need to have immediate therapy sessions done. On the bright side, the therapist I worked with today was very thorough and explained a lot on the therapy plan.

Evan came to the house to help my… Evan came to the house to help my mother-in-law. She is 93, can't hear and refuses to get hearing aids. Evan was really patient with Jackie. He was wonderful with her but she just refused to do the exercises. But, Evan should definitely be rewarded for being such a great sport.

Convenient, but needs some work. I really liked having the therapist come to my home instead of travelling to them. Unfortunately the therapist assigned wasn't well versed in what I needed so ultimately it didn't help much. Be aware that their billing practices are a bit strange. I wasn't billed per session as we went, i received a massive single bill at the end which caught me off guard. They did automatically bill my card on file or offer to bill it, instead send me regular paper bills with no online means to remit my payment. They have some work to do with setting billing expectations and making it easy to collect payments.