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Luna Physical Therapy

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Luna Physical Therapy reviews

4.0

79% would recommend to a friend

(88 total reviews)

73% positive business outlook

Luna Physical Therapy has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 88 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Luna Physical Therapy employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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88 reviews
4.0
Jan 28, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Flexible work environment, opportunities to work with a variety of patients, autonomy in managing your schedule, helpful support team, and access to learning resources.

Cons

Compensation does not reflect the advanced degree required for a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Expectations for recruitment roles are high but not supported with a competitive salary. Limited opportunities for growth within the company, inconsistent communication, and lack of comprehensive benefits.

4.0
Nov 14, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

1. You schedule your own patients which is super flexible. 2. No supervisor at all, take time off when you want, just call your patients and move them to other days, no approval from anyone needed. 3. nice patient population, 80% patients are medicare and they are 80+ y/o. The other 20% are self pay or commercial PPO. They are very nice to you. 4. No one gives you any pressure to meet any productivity. Same pay rate for every case. 5. Pay is non-negotiable, flat rate. Good as a part time/PRN job. 6. You get to choose what kind of cases you want to see, like ortho/neuro/pelvic/vestibular....., if you choose ortho only, then you won't get neuro cases. This is not something home health company offers. 7. Easy documentation system in your phone.

Cons

1. No medical/dental or other insurances, and you have to buy liability insurance on your own. 2. No reimbursement for gas/mileage. And due to their 30 min radius driving time, you can drive very far during non-busy hours like noon time. 3. No PTOs. every time off is non paid. And no holiday pay, of course. 4. No continuing education reimbursement unless you have the availability to work 20 hours or more in a week. 5. Sometimes you need to do customer service on your own. For example, the Luna concierge team accidentally schedule you a patient which is actually not your specialty after your eval. Then you need to explain to the patient and then contact Luna concierge team to transfer the patient to appropriate PT. Furthermore, if you decide the patient should be a home health case instead of an outpatient case, then you need to discharge the patient and ask the patient to find a home health company on their own. 6. Everything is in Luna app. The pay, the documentation, the communication... everything. Sometimes the Luna team reply after 2-3 days when you have something urgent. Or You try to send your patient the HEP but the patient live in a poor internet connection area and you need to refresh the app several times in order to send it before you leave.

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Luna Physical Therapy Response
1y
Thank you so much for taking the time to review Luna—we truly value your feedback. Some of the initial points you raised are unfortunately inherent to working as an independent contractor. That said, your concerns about inappropriate concierge actions and delayed app responses are very concerning. A 2-3 day delay for urgent matters is absolutely not acceptable, and we want to address this immediately to ensure a better experience. If you’re comfortable, please reach out to us at success@getluna.com with additional details so we can investigate and prevent similar issues in the future. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts—we greatly appreciate it!
2.0
Oct 4, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The direct managers and supervisors are wonderful. Knowledgeable, helpful and very understanding of the stress of the workload.

Cons

The company as a whole doesn't seem to understand what the credentialing and enrollment department does, therefore they don't appreciate the department in all it does to make sure the PTs are even, at bare minimum legally allowed to practice. This was evident in annual raises in early 2024. I love the job and working there but the evident lack of company appreciation that the higher ups and CEO has for this department is frustrating.

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Luna Physical Therapy Response
1y
Thank you for taking the time to share your valuable feedback. The experience you describe sounds understandably frustrating. If it's okay, I’d like to take a moment to explain how we evaluate pay grades and determine merit increases. A couple of years ago, we had no formal methodology for evaluating market ranges or awarding raises. In 2023, we implemented a structured approach using compensable factors to assess a position’s impact within the organization. We then compare the role to similar positions in companies of comparable revenue size within the industry and region. This process allows us to set fair and competitive ranges for each position. As a Series B company operating in a challenging market for all, we weren’t certain we could afford raises this year at all. Once we determined what was feasible without jeopardizing the company’s stability, we developed a methodology to distribute raises to all eligible employees. This seemed like the right thing, but understand your feedback that implies focusing greater merit increases on fewer individuals perhaps might have been a more impactful approach. We appreciate your honest perspective as we work to find the right balance. If you have any questions about pay structure or raises, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at peopleops@getluna.com. We genuinely strive to take everyone's feedback into consideration as we move forward. While we’re sorry we couldn’t meet your expectations this year, we’re deeply grateful for your contributions to the company, our patients, and our therapists. Teams like yours are the backbone of what makes Luna thrive, and we apologize for delivering a less than ideal experience. Thank you again for your feedback—it’s invaluable as we continue to improve.
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