Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some of the most frequently asked questions the practice has received over the years. Hopefully, you’ll find the information you need - but if you still have a question, feel free to email Braxy and we will happily answer your inquiry!
Services we offer:
Speech therapy
Apraxia therapy
Social/pragmatic therapy
Gestalt language processing therapy
Feeding and picky eaters therapy
Stuttering/fluency
Tutoring/reading and spelling
Phonemic and phonological awareness
IEP advocacy and support
Parent coaching and support
Play/social groups
*We will try to accommodate speech/language needs that come in.
Please see the Services page for more info, as well as our Group Sessions page for current group offerings.
Therapy is provided in-home or via teletherapy.
Fill out our consultation form here.
We will reach out to answer any questions you have and then send you intake paperwork if you would like to move forward with therapy.
Complete paperwork.
Wait for SLP to contact you to set up initial session/eval.
Begin therapy!
Yes, we have immediate openings and are accepting new clients! We do our best to match clients with therapists who are located in the same area and with a therapist who will be a good fit for the client.
However, if we are unable to find an SLP in your area and/or that fits your schedule, we can put you on our waitlist or refer you to other trusted providers in the area.
We are in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) PPO but do not accept HMO. We are out-of-network with United Healthcare. We also have private pay options available.
We can provide a superbill upon request for out-of-network reimbursement. We also have a prompt pay discount available for private pay - families who would like to enroll must keep a card on file and agree to autopay.
Email billing@braxyspeechtherapy.com for specific insurance or billing questions.
Therapy sessions are typically 30-45 min long depending on the needs of the child.
Evaluations are 1 hour and may take additional sessions to complete. Following an evaluation, parents are provided with a detailed written report with the evaluation results, recommendations, and a diagnosis if applicable.
If a child has had an evaluation within the last year from EI, school, or other clinic, we can accept it as long as it is a good reflection of their current skills. We can also do our own evaluation if you'd like second opinion or for us to “dig deeper”.
A SLP does not solely diagnose autism unless they are working with a team of professionals. However, we would be happy to discuss any autism characteristics that you may be noticing and refer you to a professional that can diagnose autism.
A child should be saying one word utterances by one year of age. By two years old, children should be combining two words (e.g. more milk).
Not at this time, but we may in the future.
Yes! We are happy to offer a quick free screening before jumping into a full evaluation to help save you time and money. We also offer free meet and greet sessions for new clients to make sure we are a good fit prior to starting therapy.