FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • If you observe challenges in your child's ability to perform daily activities, such as difficulties in fine or gross motor skills, self-care, sensory processing, or challenges with focus and social interaction, it may be advisable to seek an occupational therapy evaluation. Consulting with qualified healthcare providers for a comprehensive evaluation is a vital step in identifying the need for occupational therapy services. A typical evaluation will last 60 to 90 minutes. Click here to learn more about child development.

  • To start this collaborative process, you can schedule a free video consultation. This 20 minute session will serve as a platform to discuss any concerns you may have, delve into relevant background information, and outline your therapy goals. Based on this initial consultation, a thorough evaluation may follow.

  • The frequency of visits will be based on your child's unique needs and aligned with your schedule. We provide flexible scheduling choices to make sure your child gets the appropriate care. Typically, treatment plans include 1-3 weekly sessions, each 45-60 minutes long, over 8-12 weeks. Each care plan's duration and frequency may vary based on clinical assessment.

  • Nurturie operates on a private pay/out-of-pocket basis for all services rendered. While we do not directly bill insurance, we provide our clients with a Superbill that includes the necessary information to submit an out-of-network claim for potential reimbursement through your insurance company. We offer a step-by-step guide on how to initiate this process.

  • Evaluations have a one-time fee that covers both the assessment, subsequent evaluation report, and results meeting. Payments for the evaluation and all services are processed as fee-for-service via credit card, at time of service.

  • Yes! We provide teletherapy options as they suit some of our clients. Additionally, there's the flexibility to blend in-person sessions with teletherapy for a hybrid approach.