In our free 30-min consultations we strive to cover most of your basic questions such as:

 Logistical:

-How long the therapy you are interested in is going to take

-What kind of commitment does it take on your part ( homework)

-How long individuals sessions usually last

Financial:

-Cost of therapy

-Payment options

-Forms of accepted payment

And any other questions that you may have that we haven’t been able to address!

The answer is YES, however, it is covered under the Physical Therapy aspect of your medical insurance. Since every plan is different and has different restrictions and benefits, we can’t tell you if your exact policy will cover this therapy. 

Recovery Essentials has been able to successfully bill medical insurances for patients, and they were able to have therapy covered to various degrees. However, since Recovery Essentials is a small practice, the actual process of billing ended up taking so much time that there wasn’t time to treat patients. If you have a desire to submit claims to your insurance company yourself, we would be happy to provide you with Insurance codes, treatment notes, documentation, in short, all the paperwork you need to submit to your insurance, but we just don’t have time to file with the insurance ourselves.

Yes, myofunctional therapy can complement orthodontic treatment by addressing issues like tongue thrust and improper swallowing patterns that may affect the alignment of teeth. It can enhance the effectiveness of braces or other orthodontic interventions.

While in-person sessions are beneficial for personalized guidance, remote options are also available. We can provide guidance through online consultations and support you in performing exercises from the comfort of your own home.

Yes! Recovery Essentials has a tax ID and National Provider ID number.  Myofunctional Therapy is recognized as a legitimate health care service that can utilize HAS/FSA funds and falls under your physical therapy aspect of care. Many patients do find that they may not have the best coverage for Myofunctional Therapy, so using HSA/ FSA funds can make paying for therapy much more manageable