Frequently Asked Questions?

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How do I know if my child needs PT or OT?

We recommend that children who are 1-2 months behind expected milestone timelines engage in pediatric physical or occupational therapy services. You can assess their motor milestone progress using our checklist HERE.

What does a pediatric physical therapist do?

Pediatric physical therapists help children explore their environment and meet motor milestones by using play based interventions to improve strength, coordination, and balance. Our pediatric physical therapists also provide pelvic floor pediatric therapy to assist in constipation, incontinence, bed wetting, and toilet training.

What does a pediatric Occupational therapist do?

Pediatric occupational therapists help children explore their environment and meet social emotional and developmental milestones by using play based interventions to improve sensory regulation, body awareness, coordination, interaction with friends/siblings/parents.

Is in-home therapy right for my child?

In-home services allow your child to get all encompassing care in the comfort of your home. When we treated patients in clinic, patients cancelled due to unforeseen transportation or childcare troubles 27% of the time. Now with in-home therapy patients rarely, if ever cancel (<3% of the time).

Are physical and occupational therapy sessions covered by insurance?

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At EMpower, we charge one flat fee rate for each appointment, no surprising bills 3 months later with a rate higher than you were expecting.

Provide us with a picture of your insurance card and we take it from there! We will explain your plan’s benefits and recommend next steps from there. Our patients with commercial insurance typically receive 60-80% insurance reimbursement.