scheduling therapy Services
To Get Started with Therapy Services, please call our office at (561) 616.3232
Whole Body Rehab accepts referrals from Parents, Doctors, Children’s Developmental Services, Health Departments, and other agencies serving children in South Florida. Find out what information we need from you to get started.
To Get Started with Therapy Services, please call our office at 561.616.3232. Our office manager will get some basic information from you during this phone call. We will also need:
A prescription order of referral from your child’s primary physician. You may get this yourself, or we can request it from your child’s physician.
A copy of your primary Insurance card and/or your child’s Medicaid card. If your child is covered under your insurance AND has Medicaid, please send both cards. Medicaid requires that we bill the primary insurance first before they will pay for services.
Completed and signed New Patient Form.
Once we get all of the appropriate information, we will assign a therapist to your child. The therapist will call you to set up your child’s first appointment. It is that simple! We look forward to serving your child and your family!
About insurance
We ask that you realize that we do not work for an insurance company. Rather we work 100% for our patients. We feel that insurance can be a great benefit for many patients and want you to know we will do everything in our power to ensure you get every benefit allotted in your insurance contract. However, the treatment we recommend and the fees we charge will always be based on your individual needs, not your insurance coverage.
INSURANCE INFORMATION
We will file with any Commercial Insurance Carrier. Please remember to check with your carrier to confirm we are in network or if a pre-certification is required to begin services. We encourage parents to call their insurance carrier for specific benefits and policy information. It is your responsibility to know and understand your insurance benefits and coverage. Please make sure that the service your child requires is covered by your insurance policy prior to service. If a service is not covered, you will be responsible for the cost of service.