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Physical therapy clinics in Warrior, AL

2 physical therapy clinics in Warrior — 2 with an active NPI. Each listing shows the registered specialty and NPI facts from the federal registry, how many locations share the name and, where CMS lists the group, Medicare enrollment and assignment. Confirm insurance and referral rules before your first visit.

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Encore Rehabilitation, INC.1387 State Highway 160 · Warrior, AL 35180 · (205) 647-6849 · Physical therapy clinicsSelf-reported NPI specialty: Clinic/Center, Physical Therapy · Medicare-enrolled groupRegistered providerMedicare-enrolled groupAccepts Medicare assignment
Warrior Rehab and Wellness LLC1189 Allbritton Rd · Warrior, AL 35180 · (205) 478-4418 · Physical therapy clinicsSelf-reported NPI specialty: Clinic/Center, Physical TherapyRegistered provider
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Listed from NPPES NPI Registry (CMS), CMS Doctors and Clinicians (Provider Data Catalog), Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy, Medicare.gov: physical therapy services. Order: clinics CMS lists as Medicare-enrolled groups first, then the most recently updated NPI records, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.