In-Home Physical Therapy in Bakersfield & Kern County
Licensed physical therapists come to you, helping you rebuild strength, balance, and independence after surgery, a hospital stay, or a fall, without the difficulty of getting to a clinic.

Physical Therapy That Comes to You
After surgery, a hospitalization, or a fall, getting to outpatient therapy appointments can be one of the hardest parts of recovery. Our in-home program removes that barrier entirely.
A licensed physical therapist evaluates your strength, balance, and mobility right in your own home, then builds a plan around your specific living environment.
- Practicing stairs, showers, and everyday furniture safely
- A plan built around your real living space
- Direct coordination with your physician
What Your Therapy Plan Can Include
Every plan is individualized and adjusted as you progress, tracked visit to visit.
Strength & Balance Training
Targeted exercises to rebuild stability and confidence moving around your home.
Gait & Walking Retraining
Relearn safe, steady movement patterns for stairs, hallways, and outdoor terrain.
Fall-Prevention Programs
Home-specific strategies that reduce your risk of a fall between visits.
Post-Surgical Rehab
Structured recovery plans following joint replacement or other procedures.
Who Benefits from In-Home Physical Therapy
Often recommended for patients who find it difficult or unsafe to travel to a clinic.
How to Start In-Home Physical Therapy
Most patients are seen within 24–48 hours of a referral.
Physician referral
Your doctor refers you following surgery, a hospital stay, or a new concern.
Coverage verified
Our intake team checks your insurance and confirms eligibility.
First evaluation
A therapist visits your home, usually within 24–48 hours.
Ongoing care
Your plan adjusts as you improve, with updates sent to your physician.

Physical Therapy Coverage Across Kern County
Solace Healthcare provides in-home physical therapy throughout Bakersfield and the surrounding Kern County communities, including Delano, McFarland, Wasco, Shafter, Taft, Maricopa, Arvin, Lamont, and Tehachapi, with scheduling built around timely response for both urban and outlying areas.