Helpful Information
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Concord: Our main office is located at 561 Virginia Road Suite 102 Concord MA 01742, inside Building 4 of the Middlesex Green office park.
Directions: This office is a few miles from 95 located near Hanscom air force base, right near the Bedford and Lexington town lines. From 95 take exit 46 and merge onto 2A Marrett Road towards Concord. After approximately 2.3 miles turn right onto Hanscom Drive. Stay left to stay on Hanscom Drive and at the traffic circle take the 3rd exit onto Old Bedford Road. After about a mile Old Bedford Road turns right and becomes Virginia Road. 561 Virginia Road will be on your right hand side. Drive into the parking lot and look for Building 4. You can park on either side of the building and follow signs to our Suite, 102.
Worcester: At our Worcester location we offer therapy in the home, at school / daycare, and in the community. We also have an office located 48 Cedar Street in Worcester, MA. Please contact us at info@grandboistherapy.com or 978-254-1002 to learn more.
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We are in network with most major insurances (Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Harvard Pilgrim-United Healthcare Alliance, Mass General Brigham (formerly Allways), Cigna, Tufts, Fallon, WellSense, and MassHealth.
We accept private pay and can provide documentation for out of network reimbursement. If you have questions about billing or payment you can email us anytime at info@grandboistherapy.com.
We have an internal billing department who will work with you prior to your first visit to determine expected out of pocket expenses, if any.
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We require several pieces of information on file, including a referral from your physician (if required by your insurance), any additional previous documentation that may be helpful in your treatment, such as previous evaluations, diagnostic medical visits, or individualized education plans (IEPS). If you have questions about required documentation email us anytime at info@grandboistherapy.com
Other FAQ
Do you accept my insurance?
We are in network with most major insurances, including: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Harvard Pilgrim-United Healthcare Alliance, Mass General Brigham (formerly Allways), Cigna, Fallon, Tufts, WellSense, and MassHealth. We accept private pay and can provide documentation for out of network reimbursement. If you have questions about billing or payment you can email us anytime at info@grandboistherapy.com.Questio
How long are the treatment sessions?
We offer 30 minutes of direct treatment with additional time each week reserved for parent and family communication / feedback. We are happy to offer adjusted times for special circumstances. Please talk to your treating therapist for changes to therapy times.
How long are the evaluations?
Your first session at GTC will be an evaluation. Evaluations can range from 30 minutes in length or 90 minutes in length, depending on your needs and goals. Your first appointment type and length will be determined by our clinicians during your intake process. If at any point you have questions about the evaluation process you can ask one of our therapists at info@grandboistherapy.com
What can I expect during our first treatment session?
Your first treatment session will focus on fun, games, and building rapport with your client. Our goal for the first few sessions of treatment is to create a trusting and enjoyable experience for our clients. As your therapist gets to know your child they will gradually build in therapeutic tasks to work towards your goals.
Am I expected to be part of my child’s therapy?
We always encourage parent involvement. That being said, there may be instances where being present during your child’s therapy session may not be necessary. If you are curious about your role in therapy please talk to your treating therapist. If you are new to the practice you can also discuss this during our intake. We do ask that parents remain on site or the duration of therapy.
Can I drop off my child and return when therapy is finished?
Unfortunately we ask that all parents remain on the premises during therapy. Because parent involvement can be a critical piece of successful therapy we require all parents to be in the therapy room or in the waiting room for the duration of therapy.