Early Bird expects parents and caregivers to be active participants in therapy so that techniques demonstrated can be incorporated into your child’s daily routine.
Therapy may be provided in your child’s natural environment or in our clinic. In the natural environment the therapist may occasionally bring toys or other materials (books, adapted toys, etc.) that in their professional opinion might enhance your child’s development.
Therapy sessions are typically 30 to 60 minutes once or twice a week depending on medical necessity and specified treatment plans. This time may include direct therapy, parent or caregiver education, and consultation to ensure that all parties are involved in the treatment process.
LANGUAGE ASSISTANCE
It is Early Bird’s policy to provide Medicaid members with limited English skills the language assistance necessary in order to afford them meaningful and equal access to the Medicaid benefits and services to which they are entitled, in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U.S.C. §§2000 et. seq.) and regulations pursuant thereto (45 C.F.R Part 80).
YOUR QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS
In order for us to be successful in our intervention, we must work together and have an open and honest relationship. If you are having difficulty regarding scheduling appointments, treatment techniques used, or any other aspect of the therapeutic process, please express your concerns to your therapist, or directly to Sherry Kornfeld at info @earlybirdonline.com or 704-846-0262.
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