As stated directly from the source 'Medicare Benefit Policy Manual - Chapter 15, Section 220.1' you can confirm that you do NOT need a referral, order, prescription, etc. to be seen by a physical therapist. Medicare does not have this stipulation despite many claims from the public and medical/therapy offices. If you have been informed incorrectly, we encourage you to use the citation(s) from the manual aforementioned. More information on Medicare's coverage for outpatient Physical Therapy https://youtu.be/OQDBl-lYSQE
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