PAM Health, Luna Expand In-Home Physical Therapy Access in 22 States

NASHVILLE, Tennessee—PAM Health, a provider of post-acute care delivery with hospitals, outpatient sites and clinics across 22 states, has partnered with Luna, a provider of in-home outpatient physical therapy (PT), to expand access to patient services and to deliver a high-quality rehab experience to patients. Unlike remote or virtual care, Luna’s licensed physical therapists provide 1:1 hands-on care in the convenience of the patient’s home. The service, called PAM Health Therapy at Home powered by Luna, will be available starting May 1.

The companies said the new collaboration underscores both PAM Health’s and Luna’s shared commitment to expanding care accessibility, thereby broadening the continuum of care delivery from inpatient settings to homes.

“This alliance signifies our proactive approach to evolving patient needs and transforming care delivery methods accordingly,” a statement from Luna said.

“We were eager to pursue a partnership with Luna,” said Andro Herrera-Mendoza, PAM Health senior vice president, chief growth officer. “Their pioneering physical therapy approach, which emphasizes improved access to care and patient experiences, aligns with our values. This collaboration places patient-centric, personalized care at the forefront, where impactful advances in recovery are achievable, and patients can achieve their health goals with unparalleled support.”

Patients referred to in-home physical therapy will speak with a concierge team member who will match them with a licensed, highly skilled physical therapist based on specialty, geography and schedule. Patients can choose their preferred 45-minute in-home appointment time. To ensure consistency, patients and therapists remain matched for the entire treatment plan.

“As the industry increasingly prioritizes value-driven care, more health care systems are recognizing the substantial savings and enhanced quality that partnering with Luna brings,” ” said Luna Vice President, Partnerships, Matt Cadile. “Luna’s groundbreaking delivery model empowers health systems operating at full capacity to broaden their scope and improve outcomes. With patients seeking greater flexibility in outpatient services, this collaboration will enable us to deliver care precisely where and when PAM Health patients need it most.”

Luna has served more than 60,000 patients in 55 metropolitan markets across 28 states, underpinning its commitment to revolutionizing health care delivery and improving patient outcomes. Together with existing health system partnerships, including Providence, Emory Healthcare, Intermountain Healthcare, and UCI Health, over 190 million Americans now have access to Luna’s in-home outpatient physical therapy service.