Helpful Information
Billing & Insurance
Little Sprouts Pediatric Therapy is in-network with the following insurance plans: Horizon, UnitedHealthCare, Aetna, and Cigna.
We also accept out-of-network and self-pay options. Please contact us for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, we accept most major insurance plans. Little Sprouts Pediatric Therapy will call your insurance company and check coverage before you schedule your first session or evaluation so you can make an informed decision about any out-of-pocket expenses.
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We are happy to provide you with a superbill that includes service codes, dates of service, and payments made to submit to your insurance company with hopes of being reimbursed for a percentage of what you have paid.
** Please be aware that reimbursement is not guaranteed and is subject to the terms and conditions of your specific insurance policy and plan.
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In order to better serve you and make quicker progress toward goals, regular attendance to therapy is imperative. In the event of a cancellation, we require 24 hours notice to avoid a cancellation fee.
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Yes, we believe a multidisciplinary approach is the best way for your child to achieve their goals. This collaborative approach allows us to offer a more integrated and personalized treatment.
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We're a mobile speech therapy service that provides therapy to your child in the home or at their preschool or daycare.
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Treating your child in these settings allows us to work with them in their natural environment with some of their favorite toys to make them feel most comfortable.
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At Little Sprouts Pediatric Therapy, we welcome all children with varying needs. We complete our own comprehensive evaluation to determine the need for therapy.
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Learning and processing language can happen in two styles: analytic or gestalt. Analytic learning is where a child learns words first, followed by phrases, and then sentences. Gestalt language processors learn language in whole chunks rather than single words. Children who fall into this style of language development often start with echolalia. Echolalia is when children repeat what another person has said in an attempt to communicate. "Both Analytic Language Development and Gestalt Language Development are normal and natural." (Ann Peters, 1983)
