Pricing & Insurance Information

The initial session includes a detailed review of intake forms, assessment of feeding and development, and collaborative problem-solving to identify root cause of challenges. Interventions may be incorporated as needed (e.g., manual therpay techniques, positioning, strengthening, or use of specific equipment). Each session concludes with a clear plan that prioritizes simplicity and sustainability.

Follow-up sessions support ongoing progress for concerns by monitoring change over time and adjusting the plan accordingly.

Many feeding challenges resolve over a brief course of care (commonly a few sessions), while developmental concerns such as may need additional visits to continue to monitor change and progress activities and exercises appropriately.

Each follow-up includes reviewing progress, identifying what is and is not working, setting new goals, and refining strategies so care continues to feel simple, supportive, and sustainable.

If ongoing care feels appropriate after the initial session, packages may be offered to support continuity of care at a reduced rate.

Packages are discussed after we’ve had the opportunity to assess your baby’s needs and ensure the plan feels realistic and aligned. There is no obligation to commit beyond what feels supportive for your family.

Because infants change quickly, follow-up sessions may evolve over time. For example, if feeding concerns resolve in one or two visits, remaining sessions can be used to support bodywork, infant development, or sleep. Many families find that having ongoing access as their baby grows is the most supportive approach.

Packages include both covered and non-covered services.

Reimbursement depends on your insurance plan and the specific services provided.

Insurance may cover a portion of your visit. We currently work with the following insurance plans:

• Cigna (EPO, HMO & PPO)

• Kaiser (HMO, Medi-Cal)

Out-of-pocket costs vary based on the type of service received within your visit.

At this time, bodywork (craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, and infant massage) is not a covered service. Occupational therapy is also a self-pay service.

We accept:

• Debit cards

• Credit cards

• HSA/FSA cards

Payment is due at the time of service unless otherwise arranged.

In some cases, services may be fully or partially covered through grant funding. Eligibility is determined based on current funding availability.

You can view current grant-funded options and eligibility criteria on the appointment request form.

Yes. Superbills can be provided upon request for eligible services.