We are not affiliated with any insurance networks and do not bill insurance directly. However, we’re happy to provide you with a detailed invoice (also known as a superbill) that you can submit to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement.

We recommend contacting your insurance company in advance to determine whether they accept superbills and to ask about any additional requirements, such as a physician referral for speech therapy.

Caregivers are encouraged to participate in sessions. We recognize that you are your child’s first teacher and know them best. Your presence not only supports your child, but also allows you to see how we’re working on their goals which will make it easier to carry these strategies over into everyday routines throughout the week.

Accepted forms of payment include Venmo, cash, and checks.

Yes, you can still participate in private speech therapy even if your child is receiving services elsewhere. We’re happy to collaborate with other providers to ensure consistency across all settings.

Payment is due at the time of each session.

Sessions can take place in your home or in community settings such as a park. Online sessions are also available, depending on what works best for your child and family, and as long as they are appropriate for your child’s needs.

Recent evaluations completed within the last six months may be accepted. Please provide a copy, and we will review it to determine if it meets our requirements. If the evaluation doesn’t meet our criteria, we can discuss options for completing an updated assessment.

Yes, we are happy to collaborate with schools and other professionals involved in your child's care. We believe in a team approach to support your child’s progress as well as ensuring consistency in strategies and goals across settings.

1. Initial Contact: Reach out to us for a complimentary consultation. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have about our services. If recommended, we can schedule an evaluation.

2. Intake Form: Prior to the evaluation, we’ll ask you to complete an intake form. This form will gather key information, including your child’s developmental history, concerns, strengths, and any prior evaluations or therapy services. This helps us plan and select appropriate testing measures.

3. Evaluation: If recommended, we’ll conduct a comprehensive speech and language evaluation. This may include standardized testing, informal testing, observations, and discussions to assess your child’s strengths and areas for growth.

4. Treatment Plan: Based on the evaluation results, we’ll create an individualized treatment plan with specific goals tailored to your child’s needs. We’ll review this plan with you and discuss strategies for working together to achieve the best outcomes.

5. Scheduling Sessions: Once the treatment plan is in place, we’ll schedule your child’s therapy sessions. These can take place in-home, in the community, or online—depending on what works best for your family.

6. Ongoing Support and Communication: We provide continuous support throughout the therapy process. This includes regular progress updates, coordination with other providers, and adjustments to the treatment plan to ensure ongoing progress.

Therapy sessions can take place in your home or in community settings such as a park. Online sessions are also available, depending on what works best for your family and whether they are appropriate for your child’s needs.