BabyAquaSpa operates as a hybrid clinic: most visits are private-pay wellness sessions, but when a baby has a documented medical need, a licensed physical or occupational therapist can deliver and bill the same session as outpatient therapy.
A pediatrician referral isn't always required, but documented medical necessity is. We'll help you figure out which applies during your free benefits check.
That's completely normal — most parents aren't sure until we check. Ask our chat assistant, or request a free benefits check and we'll tell you plainly whether insurance billing applies to your baby.
Request a Free Benefits CheckThe same codes used in any outpatient pediatric therapy clinic.
| CPT Code | Service | Typical Reimbursement | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| 97113 | Aquatic Therapy w/ Exercise | $30–$50/unit | PT or OT |
| 97140 | Manual Therapy / Infant Massage | $50–$100/unit | PT or OT |
| 97530 | Therapeutic Activities | $45–$95/unit | PT or OT |
| 97533 | Sensory Integrative Techniques | $40–$70/unit | OT |
| 96110 | Developmental Screening | $6–$12/screen | MD / NP / APRN |
| T1027 | Early Intervention (Medicaid) | State-set rates | EI-certified |
Common supporting ICD-10 codes:
Share your insurance info and we verify PT/OT visit limits, deductible status, and network coverage before you pay anything.
A licensed PT or OT evaluates your baby and documents medical necessity tied to specific ICD-10 codes.
Your baby receives the same warm, spa-quality hydrotherapy — this time documented as a timed clinical visit.
We submit the claim electronically and follow up on your behalf. You're only responsible for any applicable copay or deductible.