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Insurance & Billing

Wondrous Kids currently accepts the following insurance plans:

Soonercare/Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna Better Health, Oklahoma Complete Health, Humana Healthy Horizons, Tricare, Community Care, HealthChoice, QuikTrip, & HealthSCOPE

We will submit claims to any insurance companies that we are not currently in-network with, which will process as an out-of-network provider. Please contact your insurance provider if we are not an in-network provider to see if you have out-of-network benefits.

If your insurance plan does not cover therapy sessions or you are not wanting to bill through insurance, we do offer private pay options. Give our office a call to discuss our private pay rates!

Referrals

Call our office at 918-308-9847 to discuss your child’s needs.

Before your first appointment, we will need a referral from your child’s doctor. If you need help with this process, just let us know!

Referrals for speech, occupational, physical, or feeding therapy can be faxed to Wondrous Kids at (918) 512-4773.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we are in-network with Soonercare/Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna Better Health, Oklahoma Complete Health, Humana Healthy Horizons, Tricare, Community Care, HealthChoice, QuikTrip, and HealthSCOPE.
Cash, credit card and FSA/HSA cards.
We will collect your applicable co-pay at the time of service. You will be sent an invoice once your claim has processed with your insurance provider for any remaining balance.
Our therapist will perform an initial evaluation on the first therapy visit unless the client has an assessment that was completed by another therapy provider within the last 6 months.
Yes, we need a referral/script from your child's doctor. Referrals can be faxed to 918-512-4773.
You may drop your child off for therapy sessions. We do ask that you arrive back to the clinic at least 5 minutes prior to the end of your child's session so that their therapist may provide you with feedback from the session and home program information.
Each child has an individualized treatment plan. Family participation and carryover of recommended activities at home help to decrease the amount of time a child will need therapy.
Yes! Your child may receive both school and outpatient therapy services. School-based services are targeted at achieving school-based goals. Outpatient services are able to target a wider variety of goals.
Most children seen in the clinic come for weekly appointments. Session duration can range from 30 minutes to 1 hour for occupational therapy and physical therapy. Speech therapy treatment sessions are 30 minutes in length.
We use a play-based approach to build strong therapeutic relationships with out clients. Through play, we are able to address emotional regulation, behavior, language skills, fine motor, gross motor, and sensory regulation.
Absolutely! We encourage family participation in sessions. The child's family is a key component of the therapeutic process.
We occasionally have waitlists for “prime time” slots (3-5pm), but we always have slots during the week if you are more flexible.
We make an effort to schedule the same therapist and time each week. If your child's therapist is out due to illness or family emergency, we will do our best to reschedule or find a therapist to fill in.
Yes, we provide occupational, physical, and speech therapies. Depending on the child, it may be beneficial to participate in a speech session before or after an occupational or physical therapy session.
Yes, school-based services support the child's academic abilities while outpatient services support the child's independence and success in areas such as self-care, play, emotional regulation, independent living skills, and mobility.

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