Speech and language evaluations are scheduled conveniently using our virtual platform or in your home/school and typically consist of standardized assessments, clinical observations, and parent input in order to gain a comprehensive understanding of your child’s communication skills. From there, individualized recommendations regarding the duration, frequency and format of therapy sessions will be made. Typically taking 60 minutes.

Treatment sessions differ based upon the individual’s unique strengths, interests and challenges. For little ones, treatment is often play-based and skill building is integrated into the activities they are engaged in and motivated by. For older children and adults, treatment includes more structured tasks while engagement is maintained through games and breaks.

Individual treatment sessions are typically 30 minutes in length. The length of treatment from start to finish varies based upon each individuals unique needs. Discharge is typically recommended when a child/adult is demonstrating age-appropriate skills that are supported by data or assessment tools or maximum potential is reached. Ultimately, the individual/family is able to decide when to discontinue based upon satisfaction with progress made or external factors.

No! Speech-language pathologists are able to see clients without a doctor’s prescription. However, a prescription may be necessary if billing treatment to your insurance plan.

Florida Family Speech Therapy is a Medicare part B approved provider. Courtesy billing can be provided with Blue Cross and Blue Shield and United Healthcare insurance companies as an out of network provider; all other insurance companies are not billed directly. Superbills containing necessary documentation and coding are provided to submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement. All fees associated with Florida Family Speech Therapy LLC are due at the time of service.

We are Medicare part B providers and are a direct provider of the Family Empowerment Scholarship. We currently accept cash, check and all major credit cards. In addition, the majority of speech and language therapy services can be paid for using your flexible spending account (FSA) or healthcare savings account (HSA). Payment is required at the time of service.