Cypress Home Therapy

About Cypress Home Therapy

Cypress Home Therapy is a Boise, Idaho based mobile private-pay physical therapy practice that brings care to the home or place of residence. The website presents the practice as a fall prevention focused service for adults and seniors who want to stay mobile, remain independent, and continue aging in place. Its core service areas include fall prevention programs, mobility strategies for people living with Parkinson’s disease and for stroke survivors, and individualized fitness, wellness, and age in place planning. The practice says it primarily serves Boise, Garden City, and Eagle, while also extending rural service to the Stanley area with regular routes through Garden Valley, Sun Valley, and the Wood River Valley. Sessions are usually delivered at home, though the website also notes that some visits can be arranged in community settings.

The practice was founded in 2017 by Rebecca Gillet, PT, who has worked in the greater Boise area for decades. The team also includes Alita Ashmore, PT, Therese Gerard, PT, and Rick Loveland, PT. Across the site, Cypress Home Therapy describes an approach centered on individualized evaluation, attention to the client’s home environment, and programs built around mobility, balance, safety, and personal goals. Fall prevention services include home safety assessment and balance testing, while Parkinson’s care includes treatment from certified LSVT-BIG physical therapists. The website also highlights full-hour visits, continuity with the same one or two therapists, optional communication with family members, and direct access without a physician referral. Overall, the practice positions itself as a one-on-one in-home physical therapy service for people who want more flexible, personalized support than a typical insurance-based model may allow.

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