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Frequent Asked Questions
I operate primarily as a private-pay practice, which means I don't bill insurance directly for sessions booked with me. However, I can provide a superbill (a detailed receipt) that you can submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement, depending on your plan.I also partner with a company called Coral Care, which allows me to accept the following insurance plans for in-home sessions in Bergen County, NJ:Independence Blue Cross (IBX) – NJCurative Health PlanHorizon Blue Cross Blue Shield – NJ
If you'd like to use one of these plans, you can reach out to me directly with any questions first and to verify location and availability. To set up insurance-covered sessions, Coral Care will need to be the one to verify your coverage and handle intake — you can reach them at hello@joincoralcare.com or (617) 463-9342, and just let them know you'd like to work with me, Jessica Brody, as your provider.
Sessions typically run 30-45 minutes, once or twice per week, depending on your child's individual needs and goals.
Yes — for families in Bergen County, NJ, I offer in-home sessions right where your child is most comfortable. If you're located elsewhere in New Jersey, or in Washington, Massachusetts, Texas, or Virginia, virtual therapy is a great option to still receive the same personalized care.
I offer both in-home and virtual therapy sessions tailored to meet individual needs. In-home sessions are available for families in Bergen County, NJ, while virtual therapy is available for clients in New Jersey, Washington, Massachusetts, and Virginia.
Yes, you can switch between in-home and virtual therapy based on your preferences and needs, as long as you are located in the areas I serve.
Virtual therapy sessions are conducted online using secure video conferencing tools. They are designed to provide the same personalized care as in-person sessions, ensuring convenience and flexibility.
Yes — an evaluation gives us a clear picture of your child's current abilities and needs, which is essential for building an effective, individualized plan with the right goals. If a recent evaluation has already been completed, we may be able to use that information instead of starting over.
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