FAQ

Occupational therapy treatment sessions are usually around 55 minutes. Initial OT evaluations take a bit longer, about 1.5 hours usually. Speech therapy sessions are generally about 25 minutes; initial evaluations may take up to 2 hours.

We take Soonercare/Medicaid and most commercial insurance. We will bill these insurance companies for you. If we don’t take your insurance, you can use private/cash pay, or we will provide a superbill, and you can file the claims yourself. It is also possible that you have ‘out-of-network’ benefits.

Give us a call, and we can check for you.

We try not ever to have a ‘waitlist.’ However, after receiving all the New Patient Paperwork, clinical information from the doctor, and benefits are checked, there should be only a relatively short time before we can get your child scheduled for an evaluation.

We will get started with therapy as soon as we have completed a few tasks. These tasks include the following: the initial evaluation and report, confirmation of payment arrangements, and securing a spot on the selected therapist’s schedule, ideally within a few weeks of your contacting us.

We currently see children in the clinic and community, including homes, schools, and daycare centers. We work to provide services that are the best fit for each child and family. When covered by insurance, we also offer telehealth therapy services, which is an excellent option when you encounter inclement weather or illness.

Just as each person is unique, so is the answer to this question.

The other explanation is – it depends. The length of time depends on the following: how long your child has struggled with these challenges, how many underlying difficulties are present, how much support you have in this process, how old your child is, how motivated your child and you are to make a change, whether therapy appointments are consistently attended, etc.

You will be participating in progress reports and kept informed as treatment progresses.

How quickly each child responds to treatment varies.

We believe in using evidence-based treatments that work with children. Children and all people deserve and respond to kindness, dignity, and respect.

We also believe that people respond to motivation and reinforcers, both internal and external, and realize that some of our work may appear to be ‘ABA-like.’ However, we are occupational and speech therapists, our bodies of knowledge and training.

Our work is primarily and usually done with children and young people under the age of 18. However, we do provide services to adults with developmental disabilities and autism.

The answer here is both – we love both state schools for several reasons.

Laura went to OU, even though her mom was a HUGE OSU Cowboys fan, because OU offered occupational therapy as a major, and OSU didn’t. So, it was Boomer Sooner for her, and her son also graduated from OU. UCO is also a great school!

We like and root for them all (well, except for when they play each other!).