Kins

Kins is a U.S. physical therapy service that brings outpatient rehabilitation to patients at home or through telehealth. The company describes its model as personalized, one-to-one care delivered by licensed physical therapists, with an emphasis on making treatment more convenient and accessible than clinic-only appointments. Its website says Kins is in-network with most commercial insurance plans and Medicare, and that patients can check eligibility and receive information about their expected costs before starting care.

Kins offers in-person home visits and virtual appointments, with a hybrid service model in New York City and the Greater Boston area. Its virtual specialty services extend to multiple states and Washington, D.C.; coverage varies by service and location. Patients can request an appointment online, provide information about their needs and location, and be matched with a therapist. Kins says treatment sessions are individual and typically last around 45–55 minutes, with care plans tailored to patients’ goals and circumstances.

The company’s services address physical therapy needs including musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions, and specialty programs such as women’s and men’s pelvic health, complex chronic illness, and gender-affirming care. Kins describes its approach as evidence-based and focused on active rehabilitation, exercise, and adherence to personalized care plans. Its patient app supports access to exercise programs and communication with therapists, while helping patients manage aspects of their care between sessions.

Kins also serves physical therapists through a technology-supported operating model. Therapists can set their availability and preferred service areas, conduct visits in person or by telehealth, and use the Kins app to manage workflows and communicate with patients and the company. The therapist site says clinicians work as independent contractors and that the company handles operational logistics, enabling them to focus on patient care. Kins also describes educational resources and peer knowledge-sharing for its therapist community.

The company’s public materials present patient-centered care and improved access to rehabilitation as central priorities. Kins says it aims to help people recover and return to activities they value, while giving therapists greater flexibility and autonomy. Its website also emphasizes evidence-based practice, individualized treatment, and continuity between appointments. These statements reflect the company’s stated service philosophy rather than an independently assessed outcome.

Kins Health, Inc. is the corporate entity identified in the company’s terms of service, which distinguish its administrative and technology role from the clinical practices and providers that deliver care. The terms say the practices are independently owned and that Kins facilitates access and coordination rather than providing medical care itself. A company profile identifies Kins as founded in 2021 and based in New York; its LinkedIn page likewise lists New York, New York as its headquarters.