Which Onslow County occupational therapist is suited to children with sensory or feeding needs?
Creative Hands lists sensory integration, pediatric feeding, oral-motor, autism, handwriting, and fine-motor therapy. It also provides services at some daycares, preschools, and private schools.
Does occupational therapy take insurance in the Onslow County area?
Creative Hands lists Medicaid, BCBS of NC, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, MedCost, and Tricare among its in-network insurers. Coverage and copays still depend on the specific plan and referral requirements.
How much does occupational therapy cost?
The supplied listings do not include session prices. Ask the clinic for its self-pay rate, accepted insurance plans, copay, deductible, and whether a referral or authorization is required.
Should I use occupational therapy or seek emergency care?
Occupational therapy is generally scheduled for ongoing developmental, sensory, motor, or daily-living needs. For a sudden serious injury, breathing trouble, loss of consciousness, or other urgent symptoms, seek emergency medical care instead.