We just went to the therapy eval for my son's flat spot... turns out he has minor torticollis. Does anyone have experience for this? they said it is very mild but they are still saying we have to go two times a week for a few weeks. Are they just trying to bill our insurance for money? When they went through the range of motion testing it was only slightly reduced... so I'm not sure why they need so many visits??? thoughts?
Re: Torticollis
My DS has a flat spot and minor torticollis as well...but we're only going right now about every 3-4 weeks.
Honestly, I tend to be really suspicious too - always wondering if are they trying to bill our insurance for more money. I think preemies keep these therapists in business! lol
Sorry I don't have much more info than that for you since we literally just started therapy this week, but yes, I agree that does sound like a lot. Just my humble opinion though - I'm sure others will have more enlightening things to say.
See, that is definitely more enlightening than my response. YIKES! After hearing that, I say do the therapy as often as they say!!!
Thanks guys... Missa I really appreciate your perspective. I need to realize that even if it is overboard I'd rather go overboard now than let it go without treatment (not that you did... I don't mean that, I mean if I didn't do the therapy now)... I appreciate your responses!
thanks... I was concerned because when I mentioned that I thought he was getting a flat spot to the pedi they said they would send us for an eval but that he wouldn't likely have to go back because they'd just give us a few tips... then it turned in to 2 times a week! So I was confused. I am going to do whatever they tell us, his health isn't a question but I was just wondering.
They did mention EI... I am going to call and see. She made it sound like they just come to the house and check up and aren't as hands on though... is that wrong?
Thanks so much! and in case I didn't say it lately Judith is ADORABLE!!!!!
my DD was diagnosed with mild torticollis when she was about 6 or 7 months old. Someone had told me that with the diagnosis they should automatically qualify for services. We had EI come do the evaluation, but she didn't end up being qualified because they said it wasn't impacting her development. As she has continued to develop and get stronger her torticollis has cleared up on it's own and now her neck is completely straight!
I definitely agree with the others about being really proactive if you can. You may find that you may go down to once a week sessions once you start seeing some improvement. GL and I hope that they can resolve it soon.
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