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For private health plans, check with the payer in question to determine their provider qualifications. Often, private health plans develop policies that are consistent with those of Medicare. Under Medicare, services provided by speech-language pathology assistants are not considered medically necessary and therefore are not reimbursable.
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If a speech-language pathologist wants to hire a speech-language pathology assistant can they get reimbursed and what are the regulations?
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