Health insurance is accepted for speech-language evaluations and therapy services. We are currently providers for the following health insurance plans:
*Other insurance companies may provide out-of-network benefits/reimbursement for speech-language therapy services. Please call the Member Services number on your insurance card to determine your benefits.
*We are NOT Mass Health Providers*
You may also pay for our services privately (via check, credit card, or cash).
Prior to your speech-language appointment at Let's Talk, please call the Member Services number on the back of your insurance card to inquire about eligibility and benefits for outpatient speech therapy. Each plan is different and services may be subject to a deductible, co-insurance, or co-payment. Clients with Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) plans are responsible for getting a referral from the primary care physician prior to receiving services. Let's Talk is not responsible for denials on insurance claims, and clients are responsible to pay for services rendered.
Download this form for a list of helpful questions to ask your health insurance company when you inquire about eligibility.
*Please note that network participation does not guarantee coverage of services. Some insurance plans do not cover speech-language therapy services unless they are considered to be "medically necessary." Contact your insurance company to inquire about medical necessity guidelines that may apply to your plan.*
If services are denied, parents have a right to appeal the health insurance company for speech-therapy coverage. The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) has published a document on medical review guidelines that can be used as part of the appeals process (find the document here).
Please notify us immediately of any changes in your health insurance plan, as prior authorization may be required prior to rendering services. The Change of Insurance form to submit to us can be found here.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Harvard Pilgrim and United Healthcare/Harvard Pilgrim Alliance
- Tufts Health Plan
- Allways Health Partners/Mass Brigham Health Plan
- Cigna
*Other insurance companies may provide out-of-network benefits/reimbursement for speech-language therapy services. Please call the Member Services number on your insurance card to determine your benefits.
*We are NOT Mass Health Providers*
You may also pay for our services privately (via check, credit card, or cash).
Prior to your speech-language appointment at Let's Talk, please call the Member Services number on the back of your insurance card to inquire about eligibility and benefits for outpatient speech therapy. Each plan is different and services may be subject to a deductible, co-insurance, or co-payment. Clients with Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) plans are responsible for getting a referral from the primary care physician prior to receiving services. Let's Talk is not responsible for denials on insurance claims, and clients are responsible to pay for services rendered.
Download this form for a list of helpful questions to ask your health insurance company when you inquire about eligibility.
*Please note that network participation does not guarantee coverage of services. Some insurance plans do not cover speech-language therapy services unless they are considered to be "medically necessary." Contact your insurance company to inquire about medical necessity guidelines that may apply to your plan.*
If services are denied, parents have a right to appeal the health insurance company for speech-therapy coverage. The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) has published a document on medical review guidelines that can be used as part of the appeals process (find the document here).
Please notify us immediately of any changes in your health insurance plan, as prior authorization may be required prior to rendering services. The Change of Insurance form to submit to us can be found here.