Frequently
Asked
Questions
Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section, where we address common queries about various types of adult and pediatric therapy , including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-reading therapy. Here, you’ll find insightful answers to guide you through understanding the benefits and processes of each therapeutic service. Additionally, we provide valuable information on insurance coverage, ensuring clarity on the financial aspects of your wellness journey. Explore the FAQs below to gain a comprehensive understanding of our services and how we can support your path to optimal health
Occupational therapy (OT) is an evidence-based practice that supports patients who have challenges when it comes to completing everyday tasks or occupations.
Therapy that helps patients improve their communication skills, swallowing function, and cognitive function.
Reading and Learning interventions identify learning strengths and interventions that are appropriate for the student who struggles with a language-based learning difference.
Do you offer home-based therapy services?
Yes, we offer at-home rehabilitation services to provide convenient, high-quality care for those who may find it challenging to attend sessions at our facilities. Our home-based therapy allows patients to receive treatment in a familiar, comfortable environment, improving continuity of care and minimizing the need for transportation arrangements. Our therapists design interventions tailored to the patient’s unique home setup, supporting safety and functionality directly within their daily environment.
We are currently participate with a number of insurance companies and provider networks including Medicare. Please contact us to determine our participation with your plan.
Insurance coverage guidelines are unique to each and every individual policy. The coverage depends on the provided service and the corresponding diagnosis. Insurance companies make the determination as to whether or not the service is a covered benefit.
We don’t require prescriptions to provide a service. However, many insurance companies and Medicare require prescriptions for reimbursement to be considered. Many insurance policies have open access to providers, just as many require a referral from a primary care doctor to see a specialist.
