EWTA accepts Checks written to East West Therapeutic Arts,
Cash, & Venmo (Maggs At EWTA).
Credit/ debit cards are currently not accepted in office, due to POS swipe fees.
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About EWTA's Sliding Scale Rates
Wellness should be a birthright, not a privilege. EWTA's sliding scale is in place with the intention of reaching chronically injured persons in low or limited income brackets afford needed pain management and genuine care, especially as so many shortcomings are encountered within in the medical system. Widespread use of sliding scale models are one feature of some of the most resilient communities.
Orthopaedic sessions are by nature intended to facilitate true healing in the body. EWTA sessions also offer opportunities for all people to learn self care techniques and how to manage and take part in healing and wellness goals at home. Therefore, all clients have the opportunity to receive much more in exchange for the cost of services, from a provider with a specialized body of knowledge, regardless of income level or ability to pay.
Sliding scale models:
~Do away with the "gratuity mindset" of flat rate models.
~Are a class-conscious and ability-conscious approach to doing business and providing care
~Allow more folks to have access to what they need, which in turn helps communities thrive
~Allow the more economically secure help buoy their community's needs in meaningful spaces
Orthopaedic sessions are by nature intended to facilitate true healing in the body. EWTA sessions also offer opportunities for all people to learn self care techniques and how to manage and take part in healing and wellness goals at home. Therefore, all clients have the opportunity to receive much more in exchange for the cost of services, from a provider with a specialized body of knowledge, regardless of income level or ability to pay.
Sliding scale models:
~Do away with the "gratuity mindset" of flat rate models.
~Are a class-conscious and ability-conscious approach to doing business and providing care
~Allow more folks to have access to what they need, which in turn helps communities thrive
~Allow the more economically secure help buoy their community's needs in meaningful spaces
So, you are not a low-income individual.
How does a sliding scale help you?
Lots of ways!
~ It keeps the doors open to a wellness practice you know and trust.
~ It helps introduce and maintain better community standards of ethics and relationship.
~ It helps EWTA uphold its philosophy of addressing wellness needs across class lines.
~ It helps me help more people, and helps me keep working people working.
~ By supporting EWTA in this way, you are supporting a working class business owner
who wants to avoid the trap of blanket over-charging for services,
which often has the adverse effect of turning folks away, and excludes some folks
from being able to access the meaningful care offered here.
No generosity goes unrecognized.
~ It keeps the doors open to a wellness practice you know and trust.
~ It helps introduce and maintain better community standards of ethics and relationship.
~ It helps EWTA uphold its philosophy of addressing wellness needs across class lines.
~ It helps me help more people, and helps me keep working people working.
~ By supporting EWTA in this way, you are supporting a working class business owner
who wants to avoid the trap of blanket over-charging for services,
which often has the adverse effect of turning folks away, and excludes some folks
from being able to access the meaningful care offered here.
No generosity goes unrecognized.
