“As a traditional educator, I entered into virtual speech therapy with some reservations. I was pleasantly surprised not only with the services that were provided to our students but also by the professionalism displayed by Duncan Lake. They established firm structures to ensure that the virtual experience was positive and successful. The therapist went above and beyond to try and make a connection with students in order to build solid relationships.”
“Duncan Lake Speech Therapy has excellent customer service. Our speech therapist is reliable, highly skilled, and wonderful to work with!”
Before Coming to See Us . . .
COST AND INSURANCE INFORMATION
Duncan Lake Speech Therapy, LLC is currently in-network with ASR, BCBS of Michigan, BCN, Priority Health, Cigna and Optum/United Healthcare. We are also a non-network certified provider for Tricare. Though we accept insurance, this does not mean that your policy covers speech-language services or covers specific diagnoses. It is your responsibility to know your insurance coverage.
Duncan Lake Speech Therapy, LLC does accept payment through HSA/FSA accounts, and can provide the needed documentation should the HSA/FSA company require it for coverage. Additionally, Duncan Lake Speech Therapy, LLC can provide a superbill should a client or their family decide to seek reimbursement of services through out-of-network benefits. The client or their family would need to check with their insurance to ensure this is an option.
Effective January 1, 2022, you have the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your medical care will cost.
In accordance with the “No Surprises Act,” health care providers need to give patients who do not have insurance or who are not using insurance an estimate of the bill for medical items and services. The estimate is based upon what care is reasonably expected to be, at the time in which the estimate is issued. If there are significant changes to the plan of care due to changing circumstances, a new estimate may be issued.
This applies to folks who are paying privately, unable to use their insurance benefit, or are uninsured. This does not apply to those who have and utilize their insurance benefits.
Questions? Visit the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ FAQ page for more information!