Insurance Information

#1 FAQ: Do you take insurance?

NO. Nor Care Credit. The therapy is fee-for-service. I have received payment from patient's’ HSA’s accounts. Orofacial myofunctional therapists are not in network with any insurance company, and so, orofacial myofunctional therapy is not covered well by insurance largely because it is an emerging field and most insurance companies are not aware of it. I recommend you speak with your insurer to get clarity on what they will cover. Please note that myofunctional therapy is billed UNDER MEDICAL, NOT DENTAL insurance.  It’s best if you can acquire a “letter of medical necessity” from your doctor for orofacial myofunctional therapy (OMFT).

I can provide a patient with a Superbill for $150 AFTER a treatment plan has been completed, which might help you get reimbursed, however, it is not a guarantee.

PRO TIP: receiving an official diagnosis for anything that relates to the orofacial or pharyngeal muscles (sleep apnoea, dysphagia, tongue tie, asthma, tonsillitis, rhinitis, Bell’s Palsy) may prove medical need for myofunctional training and increase your chances of reimbursement.

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