Frequently Asked Questions

No, We only accept NY Medical Indemnity Fund and Direct Payments. We can however provide invoice for reimbursement from your insurance company.

In the field of pediatric one can never give a time limit as to when changes are seen and when the treatment can end. As per science, 1-2 sessions a week is a good place to start. Children could show changes from day one to a few weeks later. Some diagnoses take a long time to see measurable and permanent changes.

Insurance does not pay for NMES unit. Most insurances will  pay for orthosis. Some insurances pay for compressive suit based upon the diagnosis.

No, the therapist will decide based on the goals. gross motor presentation and age. In some cases, therapist will need to work on simpler goals before transferring to walking over treadmill

Yes, a script is needed which is good for a year. Evaluation does not require a script. Additionally, if your child requires NMES,  a clearance will be needed for that. A letter to the MD will be provided.

Yes, four decades of research have indicated that it is safe for children. Children below two years of age have been included in clinical studies for NMES. I have also worked with babies and toddlers using the NMES with a MD clearance. 

There is an article written for parents describing the use of NMES, found in the learning resource section. 

Yes. You will need to buy the unit. The therapist can give you a home program. It is essential that you follow your home program with or without the unit, as repetition matters to the brain and body for progress.