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    Diagnosis Destinations  Stuttering  Insurance

    Applicable Codes:

    ICD (International Classification of Diseases):
    • Stuttering: 307
    • Speech Defect Training: 93.74
    Quotes regarding the neurological basis for stuttering:

    Stuttering and Insurance Coverage
    In addition to quotes regarding the neurological basis for stuttering, this page also provides information about whether stuttering is an illness.

    Guide to Obtaining Reimbursement for Stuttering Treatment
    Stuttering Foundation of America

    "Researchers who studied adults with persistent stuttering found that these individuals had anatomical irregularities in the areas of the brain that control language and speech."
    Journal: Neurology (July 24, 2001)
    Stuttering: Tips to help your child
    by Elena Caffentzis, CCC-SLP

    "...Research points to a neurological origin [for stuttering]. A speech disorder, stuttering results from an over tensing and miscoordination of speech muscles..."
    Does Stuttering Have a Biological Basis?
    David Forster, PhD

    "...There is a considerable body of scientific evidence of a neurological basis to stuttering. This evidence includes, brain imaging studies (PET scans and similar techniques), electrophysiological studies (variations of electroencephalogram technology), and neuropsychological studies (behavioural techniques for examining aspects of brain functioning) . These studies all show evidence of subtle but reliable differences in certain aspects of brain functining in people who stutter as compared to fluent speakers..."

    For more ideas and strategies when appealing an insurance denial, please see Apraxia: Insurance.

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    Speechville Express is a resource for families, educators, and medical professionals, offering information about language development in children, helping those who care for toddlers and young children who are late talkers, and connecting you with others who have been down this road. Language disorders and communication impairments included are apraxia, stuttering, pervasive developmental disorder, dysarthria, and aphasia, among others.

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