Interactive Therapy Services, PLLC.

-Our services are convenient. We are able to come to your house or see your child at their daycare center or school. We also offer Teletherapy or Virtual Therapy Services. -We work around your schedule. Our service times are flexible with weekend and evening appointment times available. -No waitlist!

Check out the links below to chart your child's development and compare results to other same aged peers. Developmental Milestones from University of Michigan Health System Speech and Language development in infants and toddlers from Caroline Bowen Speech and Langauge Development Chart from Pro-Ed Birth-5 Receptive Language Development from Caroline Bowmen Speech Sound Disorders explain by American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Developmental Milestones for Speech-Language and Motor Development by Center for Disease Control

Before the initial evaluation, the SLP will ask you questions about the difficulties you are seeing with your child's speech and language. The SLP will be able to tell you based on your description whether speech or language testing will be necessary. Sometimes a combination of both will be needed to accuractly discover speech and/or language therapy is warranted. After the initial interview the SLP will conduct either a screening or a full evaluation.

A screening is a brief, overall look at an individual’s communication skills. It touches on all areas of speech and language, including articulation, fluency, voice, grammar, vocabulary, conversational skills, and language memory. Screenings typically take only 15-20 minutes to conduct, and only indicate whether further, in-depth testing is warranted in any specific communication area(s). On the other hand, a comprehensive evaluation is a lengthy, in-depth detailed look at an individual’s communication skills. Evaluations typically take an hour or more to administer and give specific, detailed results of all areas tested. Evaluations determine if a speech and/or language delay exists. Upon completion of a comprehensive evaluation, the parent or client receives a written report of the results, including professional recommendations.

No. However, in order to be reimbursed by your insurance company we recommend obtaining a referral for speech and language therapy from your regular physician. Many physician will send in a speech and language referral with only a phone call request from the parent/caregiver.

We currently accept Anthem BlueCross BlueShield, Caresource, Passport, Molina, Humana, Tricare East, Multiplan, United Healthcare, and OH and KY Medicaid insurance holders. We are in the procress of becoming in-network with all other major insurance companies. If we are out of network with your insurance, we do provide clients with a Superbill which they may file with their insurance company to recieve reimbursement for services.

All therapy times are based on the individual needs of the client. We work with the family to ensure their loved one receives the optimal amount of therapy for improved outcomes. Client success is dependent on a combination of therapy, attendance, and carry-through with home programming.

School therapy is a great resource! However, often children are taken in groups which does not allow for one-on-one interaction with the speech pathologist. We are able to offer one-on-one services year-round for clients.