Our family used little otter for about 8 months. Initially it was the only help available as almost every in-person provider working with kids was completely booked, which is why I gave two stars. However, my child was distracted during sessions pushing buttons, refusing to get on zoom…there was just so many effective ways to avoid the “work” of therapy not in-person.
The worst part about little otter is that they refused to give me an ICD and CPT code on the superbill therefore rendering it completely useless. My insurance covers mental health and would have reimbursed me, but all insurances have to have a code in order to file. Just because my child doesn’t have a specific diagnosis, they said they couldn’t give me a code even though there are about 70,000 codes to choose from. So you’re telling me that out of the hundreds of thousands (millions?) of people in therapy that we are somehow terribly unique that not a single insurance code could apply? They were uncaring about finding a code and solution. Why would they care since they get my money out of pocket and this doesn’t effect them? Overall, this was extremely expensive, minimally effective, and not open to solving your individual problems.