Physical Therapist (PT) – Home Health Visits

Comforting, Loving & Helping Hands Agency, LLC; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 83,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Comforting, Loving & Helping Hands Home Care in Orlando is seeking an experienced Physical Therapist to provide in-home skilled therapy, including initial evaluations and Plan of Care development, with flexible compensation per visit or hourly.

You will work independently, complete thorough clinical documentation, and travel to patient homes throughout the Orlando area, ensuring high clinical standards and coordinated care with physicians.

Qualifications

• Minimum two years of clinical experience.
• Home health or community-based therapy preferred.
• Ability to complete detailed, accurate clinical notes.
• CPR certification and Level II background screening.

Responsibilities

• Perform initial physical therapy evaluations.
• Develop and update Plans of Care.
• Provide skilled therapy treatment visits as ordered.
• Assess mobility, strength, balance, and functional ability.
• Educate patients and caregivers on exercises and mobility.
• Communicate with physicians and multidisciplinary team.
• Complete accurate, timely clinical documentation.

Skills

Independent work

Documentation skills

Interdisciplinary communication

Education

Florida PT License

Job description

Pay: up to $80 per visit-Per‑visit or hourly compensation (rates vary by visit type and case)
Job Type: Full‑Time or Part‑Time (1099 Independent Contractor)
Location: Orlando, FL -(Patient Homes)

About the Opportunity

Comforting, Loving & Helping Hands Home Care is seeking an experienced Physical Therapist (PT) to provide skilled therapy services to patients in their homes throughout the Orlando, FLarea. This role includes initial evaluations, Plan of Care development, and ongoing treatment visits, with compensation structured per visit or hourly depending on the case and service provided.

This position is ideal for therapists who are confident working independently, experienced in home health, and skilled in completing thorough clinical documentation that supports patient progress and care planning.

Who This Role Is Best For

This role is well‑suited for Physical Therapists who:

• Have a minimum of two (2) years of clinical experience
• Have experience in home health or community‑based therapy
• Are comfortable completing comprehensive evaluations
• Understand the importance of documentation in Plan of Care development
• Work independently while maintaining high clinical standards

Why Join Our Therapy Team?

One‑on‑One Patient Care
Deliver focused, individualized therapy in patient homes without the pace of outpatient or facility‑based settings.

Flexible Compensation Structure

• Compensation may be per visit or hourly, depending on the case
• Evaluation visits and routine treatment visits are compensated differently based on scope and responsibility

Flexible Scheduling

• PRN, per‑diem, or flexible caseloads
• Visit schedules coordinated based on therapist availability and patient needs

Key Responsibilities

• Perform initial physical therapy evaluations
• Develop and update individualized Plans of Care
• Provide skilled therapy treatment visits as ordered
• Assess patient mobility, strength, balance, and functional ability
• Educate patients and caregivers on exercises, safety, and mobility strategies
• Communicate effective with physicians and interdisciplinary team members
• Complete accurate, timely, and defensible clinical documentation

Documentation Expectations

PT documentation is a critical component of patient care and is used to:

• Establish and update the Plan of Care
• Support medical necessity for skilled therapy services
• Track patient progress and outcomes
• Meet payer and regulatory documentation requirements

Strong attention to detail and timely completion of notes is required.

Requirements

• License: Active Florida Physical Therapist (PT) license
• Experience: Minimum two (2) years of clinical experience
• Home Health Experience: Preferred
• Documentation Skills: Ability to complete detailed, accurate clinical notes
• Compliance: CPR certification and Level II background screening
• Transportation: Ability to travel to patient homes
• Classification: Willingness to work as a 1099 Independent Contractor

What Sets Us Apart

• Respect for clinical judgment and autonomy
• Clear visit expectations and care coordination
• Transparent communication regarding visit types and compensation
• Commitment to quality, compliant patient care