In-home physical therapy · Miami-Dade County
Most people arrive with an imaging report and no explanation. Those are two different things. We bring a full movement evaluation to your living room — and leave you with an answer you can actually repeat to someone else.
Tell us where it hurts — we usually reply the same day.
Restore, move, and revive.
Does this sound familiar?
Pain that hasn't resolved is usually pain that hasn't been fully explained. The examination is the part we care most about — because everything after it is only as good as the reasoning behind it.
The 60-second self-check
Pick where it bothers you and do three slow movements. Each one shows what a physical therapist would be watching for — and your answers become the message you send us, so we start already knowing something real about you.
What actually happens
One appointment, in your home, with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Here is exactly how it goes.
When it started, what makes it worse, what you've already tried, and what you've stopped doing because of it. The history often points at the answer before we ever put hands on you.
A structured movement examination: strength, joint mechanics, nerve mobility, balance, and how much load the area actually tolerates. Each test either rules something in or rules it out.
Part of a physical therapy evaluation is recognizing when something falls outside our scope. If that's what we find, you'll hear it that day, along with who you should see.
What we found, what it means, and why it's been behaving the way it has. Clear enough that you could explain it to your spouse or your physician without notes.
What we'll do together, roughly how long it should take, what you'll do between visits, and how we'll know it's working. Treatment begins in that same session.
Dr. Diaz's favorite part of the job is the part most people never get: the moment the pain finally makes sense.
Who comes to your door
ProSouth is two licensed clinicians who work the same caseload together — which is why nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Evaluation & plan of care
PT, DPT — Licensed Physical Therapist, State of Florida
Yelieseth leads every evaluation. Her strength is clinical reasoning — working through what a body is doing and why, especially for people who've been told nothing is wrong. She builds the plan and adjusts it as the picture sharpens.
Treatment & progression
PTA — Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant, State of Florida
Adrian carries the plan through session to session — the hands-on work, the loading, the progressions, and the week-to-week accountability that decides whether a plan actually holds.
They're married. They talk about your case at dinner. That is either the most reassuring thing on this page or the strangest — but it's why the person treating you on Thursday already knows exactly what was found on Monday.
What we help with
If yours isn't listed, message us anyway — part of our job is telling you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Getting started
Tell us where it hurts and roughly how long it's been going on. A few sentences is plenty. We'll tell you honestly whether we can help.
We bring what we need. You need a bit of floor space and clothes you can move in — no equipment, no clinic, no parking garage.
The evaluation, the explanation, and the start of treatment all happen in that first visit. Then we keep going until you don't need us.
Questions people ask first
No. In Florida you can begin physical therapy without a physician's referral. If your care continues beyond 30 days for a condition a practitioner hasn't already evaluated, Florida law asks that a licensed practitioner — a physician, osteopathic physician, chiropractor, podiatrist, dentist, or an advanced practice registered nurse — review and sign your plan of care. We coordinate that for you; it isn't something you have to chase down.
Then we tell you that day and point you toward the right provider. Screening for conditions outside our scope is a required part of a physical therapy evaluation, not an afterthought. You'd leave with a clear next step rather than another appointment.
All of Miami-Dade — from Homestead and Florida City in the south, up through Kendall, Coral Gables and Miami, and out to Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Sunny Isles and Aventura. If you're right on the county line, message us anyway; depending on the day we may still be able to come to you.
Comfortable clothes you can move in, a small area of open floor, and any imaging reports or notes you already have. That's genuinely it — we bring the rest.
Sí. Toda la evaluación, la explicación y el plan de tratamiento se pueden hacer completamente en español. Escríbanos por WhatsApp en el idioma que prefiera.
In some cases, yes — we can start with a video visit to talk through your history and watch how you move, then decide together whether an in-home evaluation makes sense. Some problems genuinely need hands on them; we'll tell you which kind yours is.
It depends on the week, but we're a small practice, so scheduling doesn't go through a call center. Message us on WhatsApp and you'll usually hear back the same day.
One message is enough to start. If we're not the right fit for what you're dealing with, we'll say so and tell you who is.
Message ProSouth on WhatsApp Please keep medical details out of WhatsApp — use it to ask about scheduling and fit.
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