Fee-For-Service or Out-Of-Network
At this time, I am an out-of-network provider for all other insurance companies. As a sole practitioner, this allows me to spend my time treating and performing treatment-related work for patients and their families. Direct payment is required following evaluations and therapy sessions. I provide patients with superbills to submit to their health insurance companies for potential reimbursement. Speech therapy services are HSA and FSA-eligible.
Not all health insurance companies provide reimbursement for speech therapy services. Evaluation or treatment by me does not imply or suggest benefits. It is prudent to call your health insurance company to verify your potential speech therapy benefits before seeking evaluation or treatment.
Learn more about your benefits by asking your insurance company the following questions:
- What are my in-network benefits for speech therapy?
- Are there any?
- Is there a session limit?
- Is pre-approval required?
- What is my in-network deducible?
- What are my out-of-network benefits for speech therapy?
- Are there any?
- Is there a session limit?
- Is pre-approval required?
- What is my out-of-network deducible?
- Do I have a co-pay?
- What are the diagnosis parameters for speech therapy coverage?