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CTI Financial Policies

San Diego Regional Center (SDRC) Clients:

CTI is a vendor for SDRC. Please contact your SDRC case manager and let them know that you would like your occupational therapy services provided at CTI. CTI bills SDRC directly for services provided. For the SDRC website, click:www.sdrc.org

All Other Patients:

CTI is considered an out of network provider for all insurance companies.

After the initial evaluation, CTI can assist you with reimbursement from your private insurance (PPO) in one of two ways:

        1. CTI will provide you with the appropriate health insurance claim form, which you may use to seek
            reimbursement.

        2. CTI will bill your private insurance (PPO).

These options will be discussed in detail with patients/parents by the office administrator after the initial evaluation.

Commonly Asked Questions:

1. Do we need a referral from our physician to come to CTI for occupational therapy services?

CTI does not require that you have a medical doctor refer you for services. However, if you would like to bill your insurance company, it may be necessary that you obtain one. Patients will often obtain a medical referral so that they have one on file if it is needed.

Insurance companies differ regarding the need to obtain preauthorization for services, the number of visits they will cover in a given time period, and whether they require periodic re-evaluations. The patient/parent is responsible for keeping track of these requirements. While CTI can help you make insurance inquiries, we are not responsible for keeping track of this information.

2. Will you bill my insurance company automatically?

Upon request, CTI will either provide you with the insurance claim forms or bill your private pay insurance (PPO). Please be aware that you are responsible for all deductibles, co-pays, and unpaid claims.