FAQs

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, I accept Aetna, Anthem BCBS, Mass General Brigham Health Plans and Medicare Part B insurances.

Is birth preparation covered by insurance?

No, birth preparation is not considered a billable service and is not covered by insurance. Birth preparation is an out of pocket service. You can, however, use HSA and FSA funds to pay for this service.

Do I need a referral?

Yes! All clients will need a referral from a medical provider (PCP, OB/Gyn, midwife, etc). The referral must be written for occupational therapy. Prior to your initial evaluation, please contact your provider and request a referral.

Your insurance plan may not require a referral, however, the state of New Hampshire requires a referral for all occupational therapy services administered in the state after the initial evaluation is performed. As a private practice, I require a referral to be on file at the time of the evaluation.

All referrals can be faxed to 603-386-6470.

Where is your office located?

1C Commons Drive, Unit 18, Londonderry, NH

I am located inside of Bali Holistic Wellness Center.

What are your office hours?

Tuesday - Thursday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Friday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

How do I become a client and schedule?

Please call, email or fill out the contact submission form on this website. I will reach out to you as soon as possible to schedule a phone call and start the scheduling process.

How many visits will I need?

I recommend clients commit to 6-8 consistent therapy visits in order to make the most progress in a shorter amount of time. Some clients may need more or less sessions depending upon their needs and what is appropriate for them in order to make progress.

Your motivation to participate and ability to consistently practice lifestyle and behavior recommendations as well as exercises in between sessions is going to impact how well and how quickly you progress, and therefore, how many sessions you may require.

What should I wear to my appointments?

Wear clothes that you feel comfortable moving in, active wear typically works best.

What is an internal assessment and do I need one?

Pelvic floor therapists (OTs and PTs) are specially trained to perform internal pelvic floor muscle assessments. This assessment allows the therapist to better determine the overall functioning (coordination, strength, endurance and tension) of the pelvic floor muscles. When I know how your pelvic floor muscles are functioning, I can better determine the most appropriate course of treatment.

Internal assessments are only performed with confident, informed consent. I want you to be 100% sure that you are comfortable with having an internal assessment performed. You can decline the internal assessment completely or you can wait until you are ready.