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No. Speech and occupational therapists are able to see clients without a doctor’s prescription.

Please bring these initial assessment forms (Initial Intake Paperwork, Pediatric History & Adult History) and insurance card. You can bring any IEP paperwork, pertinent medical history, or previous testing as well.

Our speech and occupational therapy is $120 per 45 minute session. While our costs are generally lower than surrounding clinics, we know therapy can be costly, which is why we are flexible in our scheduling. Many families find great benefit in receiving services weekly (this could be both speech and occupational therapy weekly, or speech one week and OT the following).

Payment is due up front, at the time of service. We accept cash, check, Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American Express. Many families are able to pay with their Health Savings Account or Flex Spending card. If Family Tree Therapies does not participate with your insurance company, you may receive an invoice after each session that you can submit for reimbursement yourself.

If you have an in-network insurance, Family Tree Therapies will work with you and your doctor to submit an insurance claim on your behalf. Contact our office for more information on potential insurance coverage.

Insurance FAQ’s

Insurance Participation

Diagnosis codes can be given for disorders of speech, language, social communication and swallowing by our Speech Language Pathologists. Occupational therapists can give treatment diagnostic codes that involve anxiety , delayed motor function and coordination challenges. We can send our treatment diagnoses to your physician for their signature in order to utilize your medical insurance.

This will also be helpful if you are submitting your invoices to your out of network insurance company for reimbursement.

This will vary depending upon each child’s needs and each family’s time and financial resources. Many families find great benefit in receiving services weekly.

We love families to be fully involved in the therapy process. Some children work better with their parents present, while some remain more focused with their parents out of the room. In either situation, we utilize 5-10 minutes per session to give a “wrap up” of the therapy and give carry over ideas and helpful information on things you can do at home.

Our therapy comes from a foundation of assessing the skills that are needed to build a strong academic base. Finding out what challenges are stopping your child from reaching their highest potential and figuring out how to best support it. While school works on academics (picture the apex of a triangle) we work on the base through the middle, to make sure that those academic skills are best supported. We work on things like integrating reflexes and improving auditory processing.