Looking for Mobile Physical Therapy in Los Angeles?
Getting to a clinic can be the hardest part of physical therapy. Traffic, parking, stairs, and fatigue after surgery or cancer treatment all add up, and some people stop going because of it.
Mobile physical therapy takes that step away. Dr. Elizabeth Baillie, DPT, comes to your home in West Los Angeles and the surrounding Los Angeles area, and treats you where you live and move every day.
This page explains how in-home physical therapy works, who it helps, what a visit looks like, and how to book.
What Is Mobile Physical Therapy?
Mobile physical therapy, also called in-home physical therapy, is outpatient physical therapy delivered at your home. There is no clinic to travel to. Dr. Baillie comes to you, so your energy goes into treatment instead of the trip.
Seeing your home also shows what a clinic cannot: the height of your bed, the steps at your front door, the bathroom you use every morning. Your plan can be built around those real details.
Dr. Baillie is a Doctor of Physical Therapy. You can read more about her and the practice.
Who Can Benefit From In-Home Physical Therapy?
In-home physical therapy may suit you if any of these sound familiar:
- You are recovering from surgery and getting to appointments is a struggle.
- You are an older adult working on strength, balance, or confidence moving around your home.
- You are in or after cancer treatment and want rehab that respects your energy.
- You live with lymphedema or axillary web syndrome.
- Back, joint, or arthritis pain makes travel uncomfortable.
- You are a caregiver looking for therapy for a parent or spouse who has trouble leaving home.
It may not be the right first step if you have sudden chest pain, new weakness on one side of the body, loss of bladder or bowel control, or a fall with a possible fracture. Those need urgent medical care first. Physical therapy does not replace your doctor.
Conditions We Treat at Home
Dr. Baillie treats a range of conditions at home. Each one has its own page if you want more detail:
- Cancer rehabilitation and oncology physical therapy for strength and function during and after treatment.
- Lymphedema therapy and axillary web syndrome care.
- Senior rehabilitation for strength, balance, and independence at home.
- Post-surgery rehabilitation after joint, spine, or other procedures.
- Orthopedic conditions and arthritis.
- Back pain and disc problems.
Not sure where your situation fits? Contact the office and describe what is going on.
How an In-Home Physical Therapy Session Works
Every plan is built around you, but most in-home visits follow a similar flow.
A full look at how you move
Dr. Baillie reviews your history, symptoms, and goals, then checks movement, strength, balance, and pain. She also looks at your home setup, since that is where your recovery has to work.
Hands-on care and exercise
Treatment combines hands-on techniques with exercises matched to your condition and goals. Exercises are adjusted as you get stronger.
Practice in your real space
Getting out of bed, using the stairs, stepping into the shower. These are practiced where you actually do them, so progress carries into daily life.
A plan you and your family can follow
You leave each visit knowing what to do before the next one. Family members or caregivers are welcome to join so they can help safely.
What to Expect at Your Visits
Your first visit: a full evaluation
Follow-up visits: review and adjust
After that: at your own pace
Our Approach to Mobile Physical Therapy
Dr. Baillie treats the person, not only the diagnosis. Your daily routine, your home, your energy level, and what matters most to you all shape the plan.
Care is one-on-one. The person who evaluates you is the person who treats you at every visit.
She works alongside the rest of your care team. If you see a surgeon, oncologist, or primary care doctor, your physical therapy is designed to fit with that care, and she is glad to coordinate when it helps.
Education is part of every visit. You should leave understanding what is happening in your body and why each step is in your plan. Results vary from person to person, and no outcome can be promised.
Meet Dr. Elizabeth Baillie, DPT
Dr. Elizabeth Baillie, DPT, is the physical therapist and owner of Mobile Physical Therapy and Wellness. She holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and brings her care to patients' homes across West Los Angeles and the surrounding area.
Her work centers on cancer rehabilitation and oncology physical therapy, lymphedema therapy, axillary web syndrome, and senior rehabilitation, along with general mobile physical therapy for adults who find it hard to get to a clinic.
You can read more on the about page.
Visit Options, Service Area, and Booking
- In your home: Dr. Baillie travels to you in West Los Angeles and the surrounding Los Angeles area. Contact the office to confirm she serves your address.
- No office visit needed: care is delivered at your home, so there is no clinic to drive to or park at.
- Telehealth: virtual visits are also available. See telehealth physical therapy for details.
- Payment: visits are private pay. If you have questions about coverage, ask the office before you book.
- Booking: book online or call (424) 438-1426.
Why Choose a Mobile Physical Therapist?
Mobile Physical Therapy and Wellness is a small, independent practice, and that shapes how your care feels.
You see Dr. Baillie herself at every visit, so the person who evaluates you is the person who adjusts your plan. Sessions are one-on-one in your own space, without waiting rooms or a rushed handoff between staff.
For many people, the biggest gain is energy. When you are not spending it on travel, you have more left for the exercises and recovery that actually move you forward. And because treatment happens where you live, the skills you build transfer to daily life more easily.
Related Services and Resources
- Cancer rehab and lymphedema physical therapy covers specialty care during and after cancer treatment.
- Geriatric physical therapy supports older adults with strength, balance, and mobility.
- Telehealth physical therapy is an option when a virtual visit fits better.
- Physical therapy in West LA explains care for patients in the West Los Angeles area.
- Mobile physical therapy after surgery is a closer look at recovering at home.
- Contact the office with questions before you book.
Mobile Physical Therapy FAQs
Dr. Baillie serves West Los Angeles and the surrounding Los Angeles area. Service areas can vary by address, so contact the office to confirm yours.
Have a list of your medications, any notes or imaging from your doctor, and a clear, comfortable space to move in. Wear clothes you can exercise in.
Visits are private pay. If you have questions about coverage or reimbursement, contact the office before you book.
Yes. Your physical therapy is designed to fit alongside care from your surgeon, oncologist, or primary care doctor. Do not stop or change any treatment without talking to the provider who prescribed it.
Dr. Baillie provides cancer rehabilitation and oncology physical therapy, and lymphedema therapy at home. Read more about cancer rehab in Los Angeles.
Yes. Telehealth physical therapy is available when a virtual visit suits you better. See telehealth physical therapy for details.
It varies. Your body, your condition, and how consistently you can practice all affect progress. Dr. Baillie reviews how you are doing at every visit, and no timeline or outcome is promised.
Book Mobile Physical Therapy in Los Angeles
If getting to a clinic is the thing standing between you and your recovery, you do not have to make that trip. Book a first visit with Dr. Baillie and start a plan built around your home and your goals.
The information on this page is for education and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your doctor. Results vary from person to person, and no outcome can be promised.
