Helpful Information

Billing & Insurance

We currently accept private-pay clients and are considered an out-of-network provider. We can provide you with a superbill, which is an itemized document of services that can be submitted to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement. Contact us for our evaluation and therapy rates.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • We treat children ages 0-10 years.

  • Yes, school-based interventions follow a different model of therapy.

  • Early intervention/school-based services follow tight guidelines to determine degree of delay or disability. Even if your child doesn't qualify, they might still benefit from speech and language therapy.

  • At the moment, we are private pay and are considered an out-of-network provider. However, we can provide you with a superbill, which is an itemized document of services that you can submit to your insurance company to seek reimbursement.

  • Services are billed the day of the session. Credit card, debit card, FSA, and HSA payments are currently being accepted. We ask that clients leave a credit card on file. The card on file will be charged for sessions/fees per our fee and attendance policy. Please contact us to request our rates.

  • Services are conveniently provided in the comfort of your own home. Teletherapy services are also available.

  • Yes, an evaluation is the initial step before therapeutic services can be provided. This guides our treatment plan. If you have had a recent evaluation, please contact our office to discuss what the evaluation process will be for your child.

  • No, the research suggests that learning two languages simultaneously does not cause confusion or delays. In fact, bilingual children often demonstrate advanced cognitive skills, such as better problem-solving abilities and enhanced creativity. Being bilingual can be a great asset and does not hinder a child's language development.

  • Bilingualism is a valuable skill that can be cultivated by individuals from any cultural or linguistic background. While growing up in a bilingual environment can facilitate language learning, anyone can become bilingual through education, immersion programs, or self-study. Embracing linguistic diversity enriches communities and opens doors to new opportunities for personal and professional growth.

  • We're here to help! Email your questions to info@bilingualspeechconnections.com