How much does Kinesio taping cost?

How much does Kinesio taping cost?

Kinesiology tape can cost $25-$40 per roll, so many patients wonder how they can make the purchase more affordable. For this reason, some athletic groups or teams buy product in bulk which decreases overall unit cost. Also, use the tape as needed, but sparingly.

What CPT code is used for Kinesio taping?

If you need to bill an insurance carrier for taping, I recommend you use CPT code 97139 (unlisted therapeutic procedure) or CPT code 97799 (unlisted physical medicine/rehabilitation service or procedure).

Is Kinesio taping manual therapy?

Kinesio Taping is used in conjunction with manual therapy and other techniques. It can be used on a wide range of patients, from pediatric to geriatric. A Kinesio Tape practitioner will first evaluate your condition and manually treat you.

What is strapping in PT?

Strapping is used when the desired effect is to provide immobilization or restriction of movement. Strapping refers to the application of overlapping strips of tape or adhesive plaster to a body part to exert pressure on it and serve as a splint to hold a structure in place and reduce motion.

What is a certified Kinesio Taping practitioner?

What is a Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner (CKTP): The letters CKTP stand for Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner. In earning and maintaining your CKTP status you are demonstrating your commitment to the highest standards of patient care within the only globally recognized modality for health professionals.

What is keykinesio taping®?

Kinesio Taping® is a time tested therapeutic method using a uniquely designed elastic tape designed specifically for the method. Kinesio is a modality that is based on the body’s own natural healing process. The Kinesio Taping Method exhibits its efficacy through the activation of neurological and circulatory systems.

What is Kenzo Kinesio Tape?

Kinesio Tape, also called Kinesio Tex Tape, is the original elastic adhesive tape developed by Dr. Kenzo Kase in the early 1970s. This original and revolutionary concept utilizes latex-free, hypoallergenic taping designed to be worn for days at a time.

Is Kinesiology Tape effective for pain relief?

Several systematic reviews have looked at the effectiveness of kinesiology taping and found that there may be some moderate benefits for immediate musculoskeletal pain by using kinesiology tape. Therefore, any benefits that do exist are almost certainly caused by novel sensory input, not by biomechanical tuning.

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