ABG Therapy and Wellness Center
We know that insurance and direct pay for therapy are complex issues and we want to help make it easier.
We accept most major insurance for the services of your occupational therapist or speech therapist. All patients require a prescription signed by their
physician (not a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant) before treatment can begin.
We are an “In-Network” provider for most major insurance companies. We will be responsible for billing our services to your insurance company. If we are
“Out-of Network” and your insurance plan includes “Out of Network” benefits for therapy, we will bill your insurance company. Please note that you will be
responsible for any deductible or coinsurance amounts as your plan dictates, and these will be collected at each visit.
Some plans require authorization to use your benefits. When required, authorizations must be in place before therapy can begin. Authorizations are not a
guarantee of payment.
Each insurance company and insurance plan has its own "Reasonable and Customary" fee amounts. For plans in which we are Out-of-Network, we will
review the first explanation of benefits (EOB) from your insurance company, and make a determination if we are able to accept what the insurance company
deems as reasonable and customary. You may be responsible for the difference between our charge amount and the reimbursed amount. We will discuss
this with you after the first EOB is received.
If you don’t have insurance, we will work with you to try to define a payment plan that will work for you. And, we may have special rates for some self-pay clients.
physician (not a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant) before treatment can begin.
We are an “In-
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responsible for any deductible or coinsurance amounts as your plan dictates, and these will be collected at each visit.
Some plans require authorization to use your benefits. When required, authorizations must be in place before therapy can begin. Authorizations are not a
guarantee of payment.
Each insurance company and insurance plan has its own "Reasonable and Customary" fee amounts. For plans in which we are Out-
review the first explanation of benefits (EOB) from your insurance company, and make a determination if we are able to accept what the insurance company
deems as reasonable and customary. You may be responsible for the difference between our charge amount and the reimbursed amount. We will discuss
this with you after the first EOB is received.
If you don’t have insurance, we will work with you to try to define a payment plan that will work for you. And, we may have special rates for some self-
Indrani Kelly
Office Manager at ABG Therapy and Wellness
Office Manager at ABG Therapy and Wellness