Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on your insurance provider—specifically, whether or not you are able to go to an "out of network" provider. Kidnetworks does not file for reimbursement on your behalf, but we do provide verification of benefits for you. This means we communicate with your insurance provider on your behalf to get you accurate information about how many visits are covered, whether or not you need to meet your deductible first, and any other important coverage information. When it's time for you to file for reimbursement from your insurance company, we will provide you with the appropriate procedural codes to use in order to get your visits covered. We know that understanding your insurance benefits can be time-consuming and sometimes frustrating. Our goal is to help you get the information you need to make informed decisions about your child's physical therapy and economize as needed. Your Human Resources department at your work may also be helpful in understanding your insurance coverage.

$168-$178, depending on location/complexity. Your insurance may cover all or a portion of your visits. While Kidnetworks does not file for reimbursement on your behalf, we do provide verification of benefits for you. This means we communicate with your insurance provider on your behalf to get you accurate information about how many visits are covered, whether or not you need to meet your deductible first, and any other important coverage information. Our goal is to help you get the information you need to make informed decisions about your child's physical therapy and economize as needed.

Yes, home visits can be held in a safe and well-ventilated area inside or outdoors (weather and temperature permitting). Your child's safety is my first priority. As information and guidelines pertaining to COVID-19 continue to change, please contact me at 214-697-2730 to learn more about current precautions taken during home visits.

Yes! Secure, private telehealth appointments are available. Please contact me to learn more or schedule an appointment.

It depends on your insurance provider and plan. Kidnetworks does not file for reimbursement on your behalf, but we do provide verification of benefits for you. This means we communicate with your insurance provider on your behalf to get you accurate information about how many visits are covered, whether or not you need to meet your deductible first, and any other important coverage information. When it's time for you to file for reimbursement from your insurance company, we will provide you with the appropriate procedural codes to use in order to get your visits covered. We know that understanding your insurance benefits can be time-consuming and sometimes frustrating. Our goal is to help you get the information you need to make informed decisions about your child's physical therapy and economize as needed. Your Human Resources department at your work may also be helpful in understanding your insurance coverage.

$65 for 30 minutes. Session will include updated home program, and your bill will reflect the current Telehealth goals. Your insurance may cover all or a portion of your telehealth visits. While Kidnetworks does not file for reimbursement on your behalf, we do provide verification of benefits for you. This means we communicate with your insurance provider on your behalf to get you accurate information about how many visits are covered, whether or not you need to meet your deductible first, and any other important coverage information. Our goal is to help you get the information you need to make informed decisions about your child's physical therapy and economize as needed.

Once you and Terryl speak by phone, she will advise you on the phone of the cost of the evaluation, and the level of complexity. Physical Therapy Evaluations have four levels of complexity. Cost will range from $250-$500.

Torticollis (Head tilt) Plagiocephaly (Flat spots on skull in infants) Low Muscle Tone/Hypotonia Muscle weakness Posture Issues Delayed Gross motor skills in Infancy (sitting, crawling, reflexes) Delayed Gross motor skills in Preschoolers Toe Walking Balance problems Core weakness Tight heel cords Coordination Issues Bilateral Coordination Issues Running, Jumping, or Skipping difficulties Motor Planning/ Motor Control Fall Risk Difficulties with Participation or not keeping up with Peers Delayed Ball Handling skills- CATCH THROW and KICK Hemiplegia (Constraint Induced Therapy (CIT) Bimanual Upper Extremity Intensive Training (HABIT)