One-on-one care for chronic back pain, mobility and balance problems, and recovery from injury or illness - in the comfort of your home.
Schedule an Initial Evaluation
Book an in-home initial evaluation to start feeling better faster. Our licensed Physical therapist will assess movement, pain, strength, and function, provide hands-on symptom relief, and create a personalized care plan with goals, exercises, and education. In-home visits save travel, give one-on-one attention, and tailor treatment to your living environment. Click the button to book now.
Insurance & Payment Options
We strive to make physical therapy simple and accessible. Mount Laurel Physical Therapy currently accepts Medicare and also offers self-pay options for individuals who prefer direct access to care.
Medicare
Accepted
In-Home PT
One-on-one care
Additional plans pending
Self-Pay
Initial Evaluation $200
Follow-Up $150
Not limited to insurance authorizations
Flexible scheduling
Coming soon
Credentialing is in progress with Aetna, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Highmark.
Why Choose Mount Laurel Physical Therapy?
Physical Therapist with 9+ years of experience
One-on-one treatment for the entire visit
We come to your home
Insurance accepted: Medicare (coming soon: Aetna and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield)
Serving Mount Laurel and South Jersey
Meet Kenan Nuhodzic, Physical Therapist, Doctor of Physical Therapy (PT, DPT)
Kenan Nuhodzic is a physical therapist and founder of Mount Laurel Physical Therapy, an in-home practice serving Mount Laurel and South Jersey. He specializes in treating chronic spinal and hip pain and has more than eight years of experience in advanced manual therapy and exercise-based rehabilitation.
Throughout his career, Kenan developed a patient-centered system for treating chronic spine pain called i.C.R.T.B. — Identify, Calm, Restore, Train, and Build.
The process begins with listening and understanding the patient’s story: how the pain started, what factors may be contributing to it, and how it affects daily life. From there, the goal is to identify which stage of the cycle the patient is experiencing. If pain is dominant, treatment focuses on calming symptoms and reducing irritation. If stiffness and limited mobility are the primary drivers, treatment begins by restoring flexibility and movement.
Once pain is under control and mobility has improved, the focus shifts to retraining healthy movement patterns and building the strength, resilience, and confidence needed to return to everyday activities. The ultimate goal is not simply to reduce pain, but to help patients move better, function more independently, and get back to the activities that matter most to them.
Prior to becoming a physical therapist, Kenan proudly served in the United States Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, including a deployment to Iraq. The values of service, discipline, and commitment to others continue to guide his approach to patient care today.
