- Do I need a referral or prescription from my child's doctor before booking?
- You can reach out to our office before scheduling to verify the requirements.
- What happens at the first visit?
- The therapist will explain what to expect from future sessions.
- What paperwork should I bring to the first appointment?
- If your doctor provided paperwork, please bring it with you.
- What if my insurance doesn't cover therapy?
- Families can discuss alternative payment arrangements with our office.
- Do I pay anything at the first visit?
- The amount you pay depends on your specific insurance coverage.
- What do I do if my insurance denies the evaluation?
- You can ask your insurance company for a written explanation of the denial.
- My child hasn't been diagnosed yet. Can we still come in?
- We can assess skills and recommend appropriate services.
- My child has an IEP or gets therapy at school. Can they also see you?
- We encourage families to share relevant school reports with us.
- How long does the evaluation take?
- We may take additional time if your child needs breaks.
- How soon will I get the evaluation results?
- You will receive information about your child’s strengths and areas of need.
- Do you have after-school or evening appointments?
- Evening availability depends on the service and therapist.
- Do you have Saturday appointments?
- Our therapy schedule does not currently include Saturdays.
- How often will my child come in?
- Some children attend therapy two times per week.
- What happens if I need to cancel or reschedule?
- We will review available appointment options with you.
- Will my child see the same therapist every time?
- Your child’s therapist will become familiar with their goals and progress.
- Will my child work with you directly, or with an assistant?
- Assistants, when used, follow the therapist’s plan and direction.
- Is there parking?
- Yes, our location provides parking options for families.
- Is your office accessible for a stroller or wheelchair?
- You are welcome to observe how therapy activities are completed.
- Can I stay in the room with my child?
- We understand that families often have multiple children.
- Can I bring my other children with me?
- Flexible clothing is helpful during physical activities.
- What should my child wear?
- Our therapists are patient with children who need extra time.
- My child gets upset with new people. How do you handle that?
- Progress may include improved communication, movement, or independence.
- Will you give me things to practice at home?
- Our recommendations are designed to be practical for families.
- How can I reach you between visits?
- You may contact your therapist through the approved office communication system.
- Do you share reports with my child's doctor or school?
- We can communicate with your child’s pediatrician with your authorization.
- Do you work with children who are autistic or have a developmental delay?
- Our approach focuses on abilities, strengths, and meaningful goals.
- Do you work with children who are bilingual at home?
- We consider language exposure when evaluating communication skills.
- What does a typical session look like?
- The session will depend on whether your child receives PT, OT, or speech therapy.
