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Move better at home
Work on the strength and movement you use every day, in the rooms where you use them.
- Getting up from a chair or bed
- Walking from room to room
- Navigating steps and doorways
YOUR HOME. YOUR PACE.
More confidence.
More everyday
life.
In-home physical therapy and balance support to help you move through your home—and back toward the things you love.
No trip to a clinic One-to-one care
A little support.
A little more possibility.
A little more possibility.
SMALL STEPS.
MEANINGFUL MOMENTS.
MEANINGFUL MOMENTS.
A family gathering. A favorite salon.
A walk to the mailbox.
When moving feels uncertain, your world can start to feel smaller.
Let’s work toward making it bigger again.
HOW I CAN HELP
Support for the way
you actually live.
From getting out of your chair to getting out of your front door, care starts with what matters to you.
02
Feel steadier on your feet
Build a plan around your balance concerns, your abilities, and the activities you want to feel more comfortable doing.
- Feeling unsteady while walking
- Worrying about another fall
- Turning and changing direction
03
Work toward getting out
Break down the movements between your living room and your next meaningful outing.
- Managing the front step
- Getting to and into the car
- Preparing for an outing you miss
Looking for help for a parent or partner? You’re welcome to start the conversation together.
A SIMPLE PLACE TO START
What would make
your day a little
easier?
You don’t need to know the name of a treatment. Start with the part of everyday life you’d like help with.
3 short questionsAbout a minute
This guide organizes your questions. It isn’t a medical assessment or a diagnosis.
STEP 1 OF 3
What matters most right now?
Choose the one that feels closest.
YOUR NEXT STEP
A useful place to begin
Your fit for care is confirmed through a conversation and an individual evaluation. This guide doesn’t determine eligibility.
PERSONAL CARE. FAMILIAR SURROUNDINGS.
A first visit that starts
with listening.
I’m Christian Lloce, a Physical Therapist. I bring care to your home, with a focus on the movements and routines that matter in your day.
Christian LlocePHYSICAL THERAPIST
- 01
Tell me what you miss doing
We’ll talk about your concerns, your routines, and the goal you’d like to work toward—even if it’s simply getting out for a haircut.
- 02
Look at movement in your space
An individual physical therapy evaluation helps connect your movement abilities with real tasks at home.
- 03
Make a practical plan together
We’ll discuss appropriate exercises, movement practice, and next steps based on your evaluation and goals.
CLEAR OPTIONS. PERSONAL SUPPORT.
Simple pricing.
A plan that fits.
Choose one visit or a package of support for the everyday goals that matter to you.
45-minute in-home visits8 a.m.–5 p.m. · By appointment
ONE VISIT AT A TIME
Single visit
$130per visit
45 minutes of one-to-one support in your home.
- Start with your everyday goals
- Discuss the right service for you
- Book one visit at a time
A LITTLE MORE SUPPORT
Four-visit package
$500package total
$125 per visit Save $20
- Four 45-minute in-home visits
- Practice toward your chosen goals
- Visit schedule agreed together
EIGHT VISITS · FOUR-WEEK FOCUS
4-Week Mobility Focus
$960package total
$120 per visit Save $80
- Eight 45-minute in-home visits
- A focused plan for your goals
- Progress review around week four
Self-pay visit rates. Physical therapy and wellness are separate services; the right service and package suitability are confirmed before booking. Medicare beneficiaries may book appropriate wellness services only.
Four weeks is a planning and progress-review period. Visit frequency depends on your needs, and individual progress varies. Service area and availability are confirmed before scheduling.
LOCAL CARE, AT YOUR DOOR
Here in your
neighborhood.
In-home visits in Perry Hall, White Marsh, and surrounding communities. No separate trip to a clinic.
Nearby in Nottingham, Parkville, or another community? Ask about your address. Visit availability and travel coverage are confirmed before scheduling.
CARE COMES TO YOU
A familiar place.
A more personal kind of care.
Neighborhood illustration · not a coverage mapA more personal kind of care.
A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERING
Let’s make the
first step clearer.
Practical support for moving at home, staying active, and getting back to the things you enjoy.
Care comes to your home.
The right service starts with a conversation.
What can you help me with?
Getting up from a chair, walking around your home, managing steps, feeling steadier, and working toward the outings you miss. In-home care focuses on your everyday goals in the space where you live.
What’s the difference between physical therapy and wellness?
Physical therapy includes an individual evaluation and skilled treatment for movement and functional difficulties.
Wellness supports general exercise, staying active, and an established exercise routine when skilled therapy is not needed. It is a separate service, not a physical therapy visit.
Can you help me stay active after physical therapy ends?
Yes. When skilled therapy is no longer needed, wellness visits can help you keep up an established exercise routine, stay active, and make movement a regular part of your day.
Do I have to be homebound?
No. You may simply find it easier to receive care at home, or you may want help working toward getting out more comfortably.
Who can book, and how do payments work?
Cash-pay physical therapy is available for people who are not enrolled in Medicare. Medicare beneficiaries may book appropriate self-pay wellness services only; these are not physical therapy visits and are not billed to Medicare. If skilled therapy is needed, we’ll discuss an appropriate therapy provider. A 45-minute visit is $130; packages are $500 for four visits or $960 for eight. Service fit and fees are confirmed before scheduling.
Can a family member or caregiver join?
Yes. With your permission, a family member or caregiver can join the visit, share your goals, and help you follow through with appropriate activities at home.
Which areas do you visit?
Perry Hall, White Marsh, and surrounding communities. If you’re in Nottingham, Parkville, or another nearby area, email to check availability for your address.
How do I get started?
Email honeygohomept@gmail.com with your neighborhood and what you’d like help doing. Or use the contact form to send a general inquiry. We’ll discuss the right service, fees, and availability before scheduling.
LET’S START WITH WHAT MATTERS TO YOU
What would you like
to get back to?
A small first step can be a conversation.
Or email honeygohomept@gmail.com A simple message is a good place to start.